It’s garish design, algorithm, and users drove me away from Facebook. And if they do the same to currency, I’ll gladly go back to bartering for goods and services.
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I haven’t deleted my Facebook account, only because it’s essentially my Mom’s AOL portal. But it’s not on my phone or any devices, and I certainly don’t leave it open in a tab. That’s how you catch the stupids.
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The Nib’s been publishing excellent comics for years, and now they’ve expanded into an animated series. I wrote and contributed to several segments in various episodes, and this week’s episode features a segment that I wrote and drew. Watch ’em all and share so they get a second season!
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Mark Zuckerberg is touring Iowa like an alien visiting another planet, or more likely, a future presidential candidate.
I think billionaires should be taxed out of existence, but at the very least, they should be banned from political life.
Those of you who remember my alt-weekly days will recall that I did fake valentines every year in Big Fat Whale. Now they’re back, and even bleaker for these terrible times.
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There’s been a lot of hand-wringing about fake news on Facebook and how it misinformed voters. Facebook should not be a primary source for news consumption. It’s for ignoring event invitations and hiding posts from people who brag about their vacations.
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