The exterior design language is the same as their current newer models like the C-HR or even the GR GT. The interior is like any other concept car. I don't like it either, but it looks like a normal Toyota.

The platform compromise is a new thing. One of the reasons people used Twitter was its open nature, enabling its use as a bulletin board where anyone could post a message and being sure that the message link was free for anyone to see. This isn't the case anymore, as X forces people to make accounts to see messages.

Yes, indeed, And just as the platform changed, also your choices can change :)

Twitter is a private company, deciding for their own services. Leaving it behind is more useful than asking them to rollback.

> it's up to you who you follow and what exactly you read on Twitter

The Twitter experience is a highly algorithmic feed where tweets from the people you follow are not guaranteed to be in chronological order, or even shown to you at all. The default experience also mixes it other tweets "you might be interested in", that is, things they want you to see.

There's also the fact people could freely see tweets and follow discussion threads, that's now locked behind an account requirement.

> The Twitter experience is a highly algorithmic feed ... that is, things they want you to see.

Not on Nitter! Which is the point, for me at least.

It depends a lot on the config language. Gradle has the uncanny ability to be a "worst of both worlds" option, where there are not many upsides to its using a full language for its configuration. Build configuration is also a space where people and even some tooling seem to forget about good engineering practices, giving birth to fragile builds that people are afraid to modify and improve.