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…in reply to @scottohara
scottohara I was so embarrassed to realize how much extra time I had after I deleted my facebook in 2016 eleventy starting in 2017 was no coincidence
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~11 months until facebook decides another rebrand will fix things
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(Careful with your sound volume on this one) A very cool accessibility demo, using audio to map to the chart values for Facebook’s stock price: _chuckyc/1489287705213157385
- …in reply to @scottjehl
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👍🏻 For folks looking for concrete and impactful steps they can take that aren’t personal: divest from using Facebook tech in your projects. Vote with your tech stack. QuinnyPig/1476376884418002944
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the nice thing about the metaverse is that we will be able to enjoy the same deluge of facebook-scale misinformation but in a third dimension
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…in reply to @malchata
malchata tfw you delete your facebook account 😅
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…in reply to @slightlylate
slightlylate are we pretending Facebook doesn’t decide what content to show on the timeline
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…in reply to @fredericmarx
fredericmarx *drinks a gallon of coffee, smokes a carton of cigarettes, logs on to facebook*
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Very curious if Facebook’s React team will ship the fix for web component interoperability with version 18 github.com/facebook/react/issues/11347 Seeing movement as of 3 days ago github.com/facebook/react/pull/22184 reactjs/1460380211262930948
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…in reply to @sielay
sielay Ah—I disagree. People are harmed because of the politics of tech—highlighted by the unethical behavior of Facebook.
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Facebook employee fired for a Tweet 😮 aweary/1271522288752455680
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…in reply to @ylecun
ylecun valleyhack How does this align with Facebook’s defense of the president’s posts to incite violence?
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Old enough to remember the jQuery Credit Card being universally panned by the community when it was introduced because it was a bad look to be associated with predatory credit card companies. Seems so tame now compared to the React ⊂ Facebook relationship.
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have facebook employees been asleep the entirety of last four years? is this some kind of rip van winklevoss scenario?
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Reminded of this story from 2018 (and so many others) when I read Facebook employee tweets weaponizing their crocodile tears today. The ship sailed on Facebook so long ago that Magellan’s boat is back in the harbor, about to depart on another circumnavigation of the globe. zachleat/1063967436830109696
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I guess HTML wasn't the root cause problem with the Facebook app sarah_cone/1264003438368751617
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Don’t trust Facebook. emilylmullin/1211409460478038016
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…in reply to @AndreJaenisch
AndreJaenisch Facebook is a bad actor from the top down, so I’m not sure what you mean
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ok boomer is an anagram of facebook note: this post has been vetted by facebook fact checkers as “not inaccurate”
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Hell yeah. I don’t praise Twitter’s jack very often but well done here. Facebook, your move. jack/1189634360472829952
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Creating my own personal take on topic-based Tweet collections/saved searches: For example, this would make an easy quick-reply to a Facebook recruiter: zachleat.com/twitter/topic/facebook/ More: zachleat.com/twitter/#collections
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…in reply to @robweychert
robweychert got a hearty-sad chuckle at the thought that people still think “what Facebook stands for” is positive in any way
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…in reply to @zachleat
anyway Facebook is weaponized Citizen's United for microtargeted propaganda send tweet
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The greatest trick Facebook ever pulled was convincing y'all that it has not already embraced a political ideology. mosseri/1188171203703271424
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For the third time in my thirteen year Twitter existance, I will post a link to TechCrunch (this article is *good*): “Meet users where they are, but pull them back to where you live.” techcrunch.com/2019/10/24/facebooks-news-not-yours/ on the inevitable future calamity that will be Facebook News.
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…in reply to @jkup
jkup if jamison works for facebook I'd consider that a fix
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“In 2018, we will see the first major brand shut down its website. The brand will shift how it connects with consumers—to conversations, with a combination of bots and humans, through a messaging front end like SMS or Facebook.” Any update on this—did it happen RobLoCascio? RobLoCascio/963547098514903042
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…in reply to @zachleat
The argument here is that React can’t be held responsible for its community, as the React community is vast. React née Facebook should not escape scrutiny this easily for its community or societal problems of scale. They made their California King bed, now they must lie in it.
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…in reply to @zachleat
The length of the React-specific Code of Conduct document is embarrassing. A community of React’s size should have their own Code of Conduct and not punt to Facebook. The “full text” that is linked does not mention React at all. engineering.fb.com/codeofconduct/
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what if 100,000 people took facebook to small claims court
- …in reply to @derSchepp
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Hard to read this 1996 interview knowing how Facebook, the largest social network on the web, see themselves today—not as referees or experts—but as robotic and emotionless conduits for propaganda and misinformation. 20thcenturymarc/1133395241837506561
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Wow, this is an incredible list of 25 different Facebook scandals: theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/may/08/mark-zuckerberg-has-to-go
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reading facebook’s new privacy policy
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…in reply to @HenriHelvetica
HenriHelvetica (for the record I deleted my facebook account over two years ago)
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*logging on to facebook first thing in the morning*
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…in reply to @Daniel15
Daniel15 andybelldesign eleven_ty It's hard to believe that Facebook employees could be so smug to show up in this thread with pedantry about Andy’s site. A little tone deaf considering the real, serious, measurable damage Facebook has done to the world. Open source is not a pardon for ethics bankruptcy.
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facebook em, danno
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Note that Facebook cares very much about protecting their own data but in practice does not care one iota about protecting your data. propublica/1090226556809678849
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just imagine how much more positive thanksgiving would be if facebook didn’t come back facebook/1064905103755247621
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“What surprises me is that Facebook employees are still at their desks after finding that their company was actively attempting to discredit activists. […] They haven’t organized. They haven’t made a stand. And they won’t.” medium.com/@monteiro/when-to-put-down-the-tools-e9de4520709f
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“Facebook’s tactic is to say, ‘Oh, we were blindsided,’ when in fact people had been warning them — pleading, begging — for years. […] The public record here is that they are a combination of unable and unwilling to grasp and deal with this complexity.” washingtonpost.com/business/economy/russian-disinformation-on-facebook-targeted-ukraine-well-before-the-2016-us-election/2018/10/28/cc38079a-d8aa-11e8-a10f-b51546b10756_story.html
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…in reply to @Jim_Phillips1
Jim_Phillips1 RebeccaStavick Facebook is terrible.
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…in reply to @seldo
seldo Top Left: The golden years of Pre-Facebook life Top Right: 2004 Facebook Bottom Right: 2008 Facebook gets popular Bottom Left: Facebook Filter bubbles become so small they contain only individuals
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…in reply to @zachleat
are you still on facebook? why beep/1031900264012369920
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…in reply to @DanielRufde
DanielRufde heydonworks npmjs Hm? I didn’t say nor do I think that facebook contributing to open source is bad (?), my point was that I’m glad facebook doesn’t control the JavaScript package infrastructure.
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…in reply to @DanielRufde
DanielRufde heydonworks npmjs I didn’t say yarn was *only* facebook (why are you debating this point?) but the top 6 contributors are all current facebook employees.
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…in reply to @zachleat
yes I got another facebook recruiter email this week why do you ask zachleat/983788192687116288
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…in reply to @heydonworks
heydonworks maybekatz npmjs Hmm, well I don’t like the meme but I do wonder how many people aren’t aware of the yarn Facebook connection
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Can you imagine if npm didn't exist and yarn/Facebook took over this critical piece of JavaScript infrastructure? What a scary thought. I’m thankful that npmjs exists and continues to provide good stewardship of the JS ecosystem ♥️
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook facebook/1017530220520194048
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook jason_koebler/1000073430719500288
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…in reply to @davatron5000
davatron5000 Jesus can see through all your Facebook privacy controls, Dave
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…in reply to @malchata
malchata It is interesting how much of the front end world Facebook has enveloped! Been in the game long enough to know that this too shall pass.
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…in reply to @micahmills
micahmills HenriHelvetica slightlylate Facebook created the map, I’m assuming using some form of data 😎 theverge.com/a/mark-zuckerberg-future-of-facebook
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…in reply to @tkadlec
tkadlec that is a good and very important question tim I can tell you that it’s something that facebook really feels is very important and we are working very hard on
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Me: Facebook has way too much information about me Also Me: I’m not sure how to explain to this Facebook recruiter that I have said publicly many times that I would prefer their service not exist
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…in reply to @zachleat
“Without Facebook we wouldn’t have won. I mean Facebook really and truly put us over the edge.” yarn remove facebook bbcstories/897518270349058049
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…in reply to @amytych
amytych senthil_hi rajaramu @ebaytechblog Good question! You can use either. Because it’s a weak link to cache, I think it’s better to tend towards the more ephemeral sessionStorage. I’d also recommend reading the last section of code.facebook.com/posts/964122680272229/web-performance-cache-efficiency-exercise/ where Facebook concludes that “caches don't last long.”
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…in reply to @zachleat
sudo yarn remove facebook dylanmckaynz/976368845635035138
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook peterjukes/684166188574834688
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook mtfarnsworth/976626626346803200
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook JonathanHaynes/970235172355477505
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…in reply to @zachleat
yarn remove facebook parscale/967516077956755457
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yarn remove facebook snmrrw/967136708058927104
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Never before has there been a more accurate description of Facebook. DragonflyJonez/945109833992359936
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…in reply to @angustweets
angustweets I still had my phone, yeah. The only change there was that I deleted Twitter. I don’t use Facebook. I sent 0 emails. I maybe opened Slack once?
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can facebook take away the license to be racist on facebook
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DJ Facebook is a huge contributor to the furthering extremism of people living in modern society ThatEricAlper/880831837123338248
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…in reply to @shikkaba
shikkaba Real_CSS_Tricks Read the “Facebook’s San Francisco Trick” section, it should explain it!
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Facebook: Oh no, our rulebook for moderating abusive content was leaked. Twitter: Wait, are we supposed to be moderating abusive content?
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…in reply to @danleatherman
danleatherman is this a facebook knitting group
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…in reply to @jjcollinsworth
jjcollinsworth colorful_n0mi anti-facebook hi-⁵
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Genuinely curious dan_abramov: does Facebook use React on m.facebook.com? dan_abramov/842329893044146176
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…in reply to @brad_frost
brad_frost de-activated my Facebook account yesterday, gonna see how that feels for a while.
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…in reply to @zachleat
make sure you like it on facebook tho
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…in reply to @zachleat
Facebook wasn’t the spark, but it added some of the gasoline.
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…in reply to @necolas
It’s “crazy” that “fake news on Facebook […] influenced the election in any way.”—Mark Zuckerberg mobile.nytimes.com/2016/11/15/opinion/mark-zuckerberg-is-in-denial.html via necolas
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Facebook ships an iOS app every 2 weeks—latest: 146MB m.facebook.com is 776KB, 40KB primed App download == 266 website visits/day
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I get real sad when websites shut down but I legitimately felt worse when facebook told me that I’d been a user for 11 years
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…in reply to @kylesethgray
kylesethgray huh. I don’t see Facebook in my Microphone security settings on iOS.
- …in reply to @johnhenrymuller
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“Don’t worry, it’s cached for repeat views.” 44.6% of Facebook users visit with an empty cache. code.facebook.com/posts/964122680272229/web-performance-cache-efficiency-exercise/ via smashingmag
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State of Share Buttons 2015: Facebook, Twitter, G+ combined add 366KB, almost 20% larger than at SocialCount release. webpagetest.org/result/150129_SR_Z3F/
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tasty NillaWafers js like us on facebook
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…in reply to @splitinfinities
@Bill_Riley Facebook for Twitter
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Too often we trivialize cache-miss visit perf. On a single device, the same URL in Safari or Twitter or Facebook are all are cache misses!
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Hey sprint how much for the plan that includes everything but Facebook and Twitter?
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Facebook’s fixed width limits their ability to redesign: medium.com/p/ed75a0ee7641 Time to go responsive!
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…in reply to @scunliffe
scunliffe I wouldn’t want to make blanket statements linking poor performance with specific technologies, that’s Facebook’s job. :)
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…in reply to @tysonj
tysonj More apt comparison when you add facebook to the home screen. Launched with new content in < 5s for me.
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The Facebook iOS app takes ~11 seconds to cold-start and show new content on WiFi but it’s the web that’s too slow.
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SocialCount 0.1.6 is available: adds Pinterest, fixes for A-Grade IE10, Facebook locale issue. github.com/filamentgroup/SocialCount
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Ghostery will solve the dreaded Facebook Connect Redirect ghostery.com/ (or you can just log out of Facebook)
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Wow, I just ran into this on two different big sites. Facebook screwed up big time. thenextweb.com/facebook/2013/02/08/apparent-issue-with-facebook-connect-is-dragging-people-from-around-the-web-to-a-moot-error-page/
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Local URL checking and more accurate Facebook counts on SocialCount. Nice work ddrager! github.com/filamentgroup/SocialCount/pull/19
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If using a ShareThis for share counts, they only measure activity on ShareThis—not activity in Facebook/Twitter. support.sharethis.com/customer/portal/articles/517333-analytics-faqs#counts
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…in reply to @yaypie
yaypie Does Facebook have another purpose??
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"You could be sitting ... in Omaha, NE right now building the next Facebook" —alexisohanian on Web Meritocracy youtube.com/watch?v=FY2q64Xhnyg
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…in reply to @danleatherman
danleatherman Damn! It would seem that I inadvertently violated my 30 days no Facebook rule.
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shakefon Thanks for that. Likely a problem with Facebook's API and not a more generic security issue with the web browser.
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Wow, I just had a spam site post a comment to my Facebook. Wasn't clickjacking, I didn't click anywhere. I wonder what the loophole is.
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Read the announcement guys, it's only about the Chat feature of Facebook dropping support for IE6. http://j.mp/ajhqA8
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Go to a "Social" site and compare the counters on Digg/Twitter/Facebook widgets. No more evidence is required to say: Digg is dead.
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Facebook company pages are the new AOL keywords.
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orphum If I removed twitter integration, don't think Facebook would ever get any content from me. Do you post things to Facebook only?
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Be the first of your friends to tighten your Facebook privacy settings.
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EFF timeline of Facebook privacy policies: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/04/facebook-timeline/ (via dalmaer)
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jhofker Great! Multi-tasks better than the Iphone, integration with Google/Facebook contacts is awesome. But needs more apps/sensors :)
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Seeing how much more chatter is on Facebook now with the new design says there is a lot to learn from them about "not listening to users."
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After seeing the large increase in Status Update replies, I think Facebook might have just launched another unpopular winner.
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Getting rid of friendfeed import to facebook as my aggregation source. Going native inside of facebook, the integration is nicer.
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Thinks Growl style notifications are WAY overused. Especially when used with Twitter, or Facebook messages that aren't directly to me.
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Sometimes the Facebook Mini-Feed makes me question: Do I care enough about this person to have them in my mini-feed every day?
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Finds humor in the pattern people display when they resist changes to the Facebook UI. Facebook, class of 2002, don't you go changin'!
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Facebook's Java picture upload is nice, but very slow :(
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Facebook's UI just keeps improving. Nice work.