Also, I wonder if he'll throw a tantrum when he finds out that twitter's scale is big enough that he has to pay money to run nginix to do the URL rewriting. Or

Also, I wonder if he'll throw a tantrum when he finds out that twitter's scale is big enough that he has to pay money to run nginix to do the URL rewriting. Or more likely, they already have a reverse proxy, but will discover that rewriting https://twitter.com/foo https://twitter.com/foo to https://x.com/foo https://x.com/foo takes processing time and they may have to add a few machines to the reverse proxy layer.