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Facebook to boost engagement with new recursive Like feature
24 October 2015 – San Jose, CA Mark Zuckerburg announced today that Facebook will soon allow its users to “Like” another user’s “Like” on their own or another timeline. “We have been battling a lengthy and steady decline in compelling … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Rant, Tech
Tagged advertising, comedy, facebook, internet, malvertising, spyware
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Facebook explores emergent behavior, invents bully-bot
Has anyone actually been successful getting Facebook to enforce its own Terms of Service? Because I’m striking out left and right. Oddly, the people having success seem to be the ones abusing the reporting process. In his book Out Of … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Global issues, Rant, Social issues, Tech
Tagged facebook, fail, future, internet, life, power, rant, relationships, singularity, technology
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Jim’s Acts Of Random Kindness Day 2013
One of my favorite Facebook pages is Everyone Matters. Their message is very much in keeping with my Big Us philosophy and I visit the page often to read and contribute stories about people coming together in large and small … Continue reading
Posted in Global issues, Social issues
Tagged act of kindness, facebook, life, random kindness
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Response to NBC News
This is in response to the NBC News article Asperger’s not an explanation for Lanza’s Connecticut killing spree, experts say. Thanks to the reporter for this story. My only gripe was the “or no diagnosed mental illness at all” sentence. … Continue reading
OK Hilton, gloves are off
As some of you know, I’ve been trying for several years to get Hilton to fix a security flaw in their web site. I’ve tried reporting it to them via the web site, through customer service, and by tracking down … Continue reading
Posted in Clue train, Rant
Tagged facebook, fail, hilton, hilton executives, hilton hhonors, infosec, internet, login credentials, network logins, password, security, ssl, technology, tls
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