I finally found a way to like facebook. Just now I deleted 1088 emails, more than thousand of those were facebook telling me something nobody cares about, and I'll never see again in my entire life. Sheez that feels great.
********'s a pretty good fertilizer
Latest Legend wrote:
I finally found a way to like facebook. Just now I deleted 1088 emails, more than thousand of those were facebook telling me something nobody cares about, and I'll never see again in my entire life. Sheez that feels great.
Who the heck chooses to receive email updates from a social network?..
But more importantly, have you added hundreds of friends on there?
If so: why?
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"Ultimately, if people lose their willingness to recognize that there are times in our history when legality becomes distinct from morality, we aren't just ceding control of our rights to government, but our futures." - Edward Snowden
Searz wrote:
Who the heck chooses to receive email updates from a social network?..
But more importantly, have you added hundreds of friends on there?
If so: why?
I mostly just log in once a few months and accept some friend requests (dunno why people add me, I don't even have a profile picture and people that know me well should know I never use facebook anyway). The other day I logged in to wish someone I don't see - since she lives in Japan - a happy birthday (too late though). I don't know what my friends list looks like, but I don't do active networking so it's probably small.
Now you're probably wondering why I even created an account, I honestly can't recall. I've never liked social networks though, so I probably felt forced by something. Same reason as for why I had to buy a phone for Whatsapp I guess.
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TS3 Fannatyck: top
kazuyakazama: top
Hyrkas: jungle
Usamaru: adc
kazuyakazama: nan
Hyrkas: go mid mec
TS3 Fannatyck: va-y j'y vais
TS3 Fannatyck: kog MID
kazuyakazama: J'ai vu dans l'avenir
Latest Legend: so I'm support?
kazuyakazama: Et j'ai répondus avant meme que la quéstion ne soit posé
Latest Legend: memes?
kazuyakazama: top
Hyrkas: jungle
Usamaru: adc
kazuyakazama: nan
Hyrkas: go mid mec
TS3 Fannatyck: va-y j'y vais
TS3 Fannatyck: kog MID
kazuyakazama: J'ai vu dans l'avenir
Latest Legend: so I'm support?
kazuyakazama: Et j'ai répondus avant meme que la quéstion ne soit posé
Latest Legend: memes?
********'s a pretty good fertilizer
Latest Legend wrote:
Now you're probably wondering why I even created an account, I honestly can't recall. I've never liked social networks though, so I probably felt forced by something. Same reason as for why I had to buy a phone for Whatsapp I guess.
Just delete your account if you aren't planning on ever using it.
I keep mine around as a way of connecting to some services (mostly throwaway stuff) and to contact some I don't have on other social media sites. But even then I barely use it every couple of months. I could probably delete mine and not lose out on much.
Is Whatsapp really that big of a deal? Isn't like 90% of people over where you live using Android phones? That kind of functionality is already built into the operating system. It's called Hangouts. Does both SMS and messages through data.
"every now and again you come across a game that has so little emotional connection to who you are that you end up standing there, gazing at the screen and saying "I'm just pressing buttons and my life has no meaning,"" - Colin Campbell
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