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Tag Archives: social media
A suggestion for Facebook
OK–I’ll get off of my Facebook rant after this one, at least until the next time I’m provoked. I have a suggestion that might actually improve things. As Jeron Lanier and others have pointed out, the problem with Facebook is … Continue reading
A social media suggestion
Every “share this” meme you see on Facebook is put there by someone with an agenda. In some cases the agenda is commercial (more clicks = more money). In some cases it’s political. In some cases it’s trolls trying to … Continue reading
So, I just learned how to make a YouTube playlist!
I’ve started to save music performance videos that I like. You’re welcome to follow this link to my playlist! Turn on your good computer speakers, click shuffle play, and enjoy, if you like this kind of thing. I’ll be adding … Continue reading
Facebook, it appears we must redefine the nature of our association
In this wonderful scene from the movie Tombstone, Doc Holliday, played by Val Kilmer, learns that his tuberculosis is getting worse, and he decides to send his girlfriend away. But first, she denies that there’s a problem and feeds one … Continue reading
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #28
After your favorite internet company says they’ve “improved your user experience,” make sure you check your privacy settings and advertiser permissions.
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #16
Big tech companies and social media platforms are not our friends.
Lessons I’ve learned the hard way #14
If a corporation gives you something for free, that means that you’re the product that’s being sold.