> Based on the fact that they've gone through several waves of layoffs and nothing significant has broken yet. That's a pretty terrible take. Fire your entire

> Based on the fact that they've gone through several waves of layoffs and nothing significant has broken yet. That's a pretty terrible take. Fire your entire IT staff and your stuff will all keep working for a while at most places. That doesn't make that IT staff pointless. They aren't hamsters that run on a wheel that powers everything, they are there to anticipate & correct problems as they come up. You can't make this type of claim within a couple weeks of the layoffs. If Twitter continues to operate without a hiccup for the next year or two then sure try to make that claim. But to say it at this point is just ridiculous. Also stuff already broke during the firings - like 2FA had issues already.