Reading this makes me think that social media now is pretty much the yellow pages but they’ve tricked people into thinking constantly looking at businesses even though you don’t need anything is normal.
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I haven’t seen a social media app have a death spiral in a long time. Facebook is for old people now, I think that’s what happens. The user base ages and/or stops using the platform and more younger people turn to a new platform.
It’s obviously a corner post. They’ll come around…. to the right there and keep on posting.
I used the Walmart stuff on my headlights while I was selling my car and can confirm it improves the performance of the headlights. But I had read the oxidation which causes the yellow plastic will come back pretty quick. I didn’t get to see since I sold the car. Maybe someone else can chime in about that.
No. You need the company first.
You've really lost a lot of hair.
Hey, get back in the sewer, weirdie. No mutants on the surface.
From my new user experience it seems like active comments get placed higher regardless of upvoted. i.e. comments that are still being commented on or new ones.
It’s like putting hot dogs in your Mac and cheese only instead of mac & cheese > hot dogs it’s hot dogs > mac & cheese and in a loaf form.
It’s like those old websites that you’d sign your MySpace, aim, Facebook and whatever else into and it would give you a feed of all of them.
That, and transgender is normal.
If they don’t like that they wouldn’t have to travel very far to find a bunch of people with a 50s mindset about it.
Yeah. It’s a pretty big part of their business model.