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May 9, 2011
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Facebook Today: How-to 'Wall-of-Like' your enemy! and other counter-offensives
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- Michael Biederbeck, Rusty Spur, and 2 other friends like your video Snow White Deutsch Cartoon (Not Safe if employed). 5:12pm
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- Lisa Thatcher likes your video Stanley Booth (Rolling Stones) Brato Ganib OUTSIDER ART - T-fly. 5:07pm
- Randall Kitty Davis and Taquila Mockingbird like your comment: "i'll form a group. don't tell bob,..." 4:58pm
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- Suzy Fisher and Taquila Mockingbird like your comment: "put it up for adoption in the Joshua..." 4:43pm
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- Jean Waldorf Black, Billy Bonito, and Taquila Mockingbird like your video Madleen Kane You Can (cannot live without girlfriend). 4:28pm
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- Vikyana Alittlebitothisnthat, Bob Roehrman, and Alan Pritchard like your video Julie D. C'est Bon Signe Dim Dam Dom. 1:39pm
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- Lisa van Ness accepted your friend request. 9:44am
- Dezi Desolata accepted your friend request. 9:41am
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- Windysan Zog accepted your friend request. 6:47am
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- Alan Pritchard, Lenny Smith, and 2 other friends like your video Serge Gainsbourg Birkin Family Man 1st Charlotte TV Appearance. 1:09am
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- Alan Pritchard, Matt Hamlin, and Taquila Mockingbird like your video she had a headache too. 12:42am
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- John Herman accepted your friend request. 12:19am
- Elena CemetaryCorvid Bridges, Taquila Mockingbird, and Matt Hamlin like your comment: "it's a microfetish" 12:05am
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Facebook Developers 'Pace without focus is a crackhead' and other argument-winners
- Gaejang Guk · I had a dream that i was head gaejang guk cook at Korea Clickersyou people are insane.
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Gaejang Guk · I had a dream that i was head gaejang guk cook at Korea Clickershow bout firing Jan Jezabek and creating a position for someone to implement interface with third-party blog applications like Blogger and Posterous and Tumblr that WORK for the majority of your users who don't want or have access to the multitude of php related services on which you currently focus - Gaejang Guk · I had a dream that i was head gaejang guk cook at Korea Clickersstart with providing resources to reinstall registration for canvas apps disabled by the most recent transition-related issues with which those hundreds of thousands above mentioned users have no access (in my case, five canvas applications which formerly connected to my sites, now reduced to 0).
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Eko Armunanto · Gadjah Mada UniversityRegardles the excelent idea behind this "Operation Developer Love", with pieces of bad documentations structure and many broken links or features that did not exist anymore, developer may suffer a lot of law suite from their business clients if you move back and forth without a clear roadmap. -
Anatoly Lubarsky ·
Top Commenter 1) What is the reason behind design decision of not returning email/password on get list and only returning it when the user is created? This is counter-productive as it forces us to work with test users one-by-one and record their email/password on a piece of paper, correct? Please explain.2) Once we have email/password returned you don't need login_url anymore so you can easily deprecate it as it is non-deterministic. - Anatoly Lubarsky · Top Commenter to FB team: hope you guys know that feed dialogs don't work with IE9. see bug 16890, reproducible on fbrell.http://forum.developers.fa cebook.net/viewtopic.php?pid=340543#p340543
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Mike Oxford · SolihullJan Jezabek, a Platform engineer, hopes to see more e-commerce apps on Facebook use the ability to re-authenticate users.HA!SINCE 25/03/2011 Canvas apps on https thwarted by Facebook's own impression tracking:
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Dave RothDeveloper Love: Please address and fix your functional regression which kills mobile apps (bug 17269):
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Staunton Oliver · Top Commenter · London, United Kingdom Hmm. Who else wants to bet we will see phishers making fake FarmVille pages, "you have won a diamond cow" or whatever, and once the user gladly clicks, "please reauthenticate by entering your password again", thousands of users lose their login details per hour? -
Ibrahim Faour · Editor in chief at MasteringAPI.comWhile most people are arguing that your documentation sucks (and it may be the case sometimes). But the pace you are working on (posting weekly!) is really...APPRECIATED! -
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Ricardo Mesquita · Top Commenter I want to be able to create polls remotelly from our apps. When can we expect to have Polls added to the graph api?-
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Google Hargreaves...Oh, you did!
Google has put up at least 16 different doodles on its home page to celebrate the 76th birth anniversary of English author and illustrator Charles Roger Hargreaves. Hargreaves is best known for his series of Mr Men and Little Miss books for children.
Born on May 9, 1935, in Cleckheaton, England, Hargreaves worked in his father's dry cleaning business, then moved to the world of advertising and finally came back to his original ambition, cartooning. In 1971, he wrote his first Mr. Men book, Mr Tickle, which was a runaway success and later led to the animated series Mr. Men Show, on BBC. A decade later, the Little Miss series of books began to appear. His books have sold millions of copies around the world and have been translated into many languages. Hargreaves died of a stroke on September 11, 1988.
While Google has recently been doing a number of animated doodles, the last few have been static images. The different Roger Hargreaves doodles that appear on every refresh of the Google home page feature popular Mr. Men and Little Miss characters including:
Little Miss Magic, Little Miss Tiny, Little Miss Naughty, Little Miss Shy, Little Miss Sunshine, Little Miss Chatterbox, Little Miss Curious, Mr. Messy, Mr. Rush, Mr. Happy, Mr. Dizzy, Mr. Forgetful, Mr. Tickle, Mr. Bump, Mr. Slow and Mr. Funny.
For a dozen years, Google has been occasionally swapping its everyday logo for a doodle. The Google doodles, an artistic take on the Google logo, have gained immense popularity over the past few years and the Google doodle team has put out commemorative doodles on numerous events of international or national importance, ranging from news events, civic milestones, birthdays, death anniversaries and important dates in history. Google estimates it has created more than 900 doodles since 1998, with 270 of them running in 2010. Some appear globally, and others are tailored for local markets.
On May 8, Google celebrated Mother's Day with a greeting-card-like doodle on its home page.
Google, however, did not put up a Doodle to honour the 150th birth anniversary of literary great and Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Tagore, an icon even today for millions of people worldwide for his writing and philosophy, was born on May 7, 1861 in Kolkata.
More eyebrows in a hurry
最近ではアートメイクという、眉毛を刺青にしてしまう人も多いので、こればっかりは失敗しちゃうと取り返しがつかない場合が多いよね。
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