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- Mark Zuckerberg wore a custom T-shirt with the Latin phrase "AUT ZUCK AUT NIHIL" at Meta Connect.
- It's a play on "aut Caesar aut nihil," which means "either a Caesar or nothing." (Or: "all or nothing.")
- It's not the first time Zuck's worn a custom Latin shirt.
At the Meta Connect developers' event, CEO Mark Zuckerberg wore a black boxy custom T-shirt with the words "AUT ZUCK AUT NIHIL."
In Latin, this translates to "all Zuck or all nothing" — a play on the famous phrase "aut Caesar aut nihil."