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The time has come for Liz's biennial visit to Crisis of Conscience, the capital city of the land of Paranoia. Apologies for any inconvenience to readers. If you add me I will add you back, no need to comment. If you have any questions please fire away.

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Re: Becoming a Friend

[evilmaniclaugh.livejournal.com]

Of course. Added.

Being in UK I'm well out of touch with Chuck though because season 2 hasn't even started here. Grrr.

Re: Becoming a Friend

[ravenrock.livejournal.com]

Thank you.

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[(Anonymous)]

anything on Gary's board yet, and probably won't ecxept maybe in the Sekret Klubhouse. We are happy about finally solemnizing our relationship. The year is starting well in that way.

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One of my pet annoyances is news wtseibes which, when you follow an inbound link on a mobile device, will just take you to the front page of their mobile site, which may or (usually) may not contain a link to the actual article. I've had this problem on two different North American news sites this past week (CTV being one of them) but one forum I read a lot has the problem as well, and when I complained, I was told well, the mobile version needs some love and you need a browser with JavaScript to have proper redirection on a mobile device . Well, they can detect whether you have JavaScript, and there are other ways of redirecting besides that (like PHP, and the whole site is written in PHP).And some people use mobile devices because they can't actually use a laptop, let alone a desktop computer. It's an annoyance to someone who can just go to a normal computer later, but to anyone who can't, it just means they can't read what's in the link. It's amazing that anyone running a simple WordPress blog can install a mobile plugin that just gives you a simpler version of the page without even changing the URL, yet a major news organisation can't manage that. Why?

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Note that what actually hpeaenpd is a far cry from "bought Twitter". They have enough money to buy Twitter, depending on the price Twitter asks. That doesn't mean the deal is a fait accompli.Google could buy Twitter. Microsoft could buy Twitter. Oracle could buy Twitter. Google was in . But that's beside the point. Everybody is integrating with Facebook *not* because they're being bought, but because they perceive a commercial advantage. My bet is that SkyNet is coming from cross-site integration, not from one person owning all the sites.N.b. I deleted my Facebook account this Spring because (A) I never use it and (B) I didn't want to deal with the constant popups from sites wanting to integrate. I may wind up creating a fake Facebook login so that I can see all the content that is hidden in the walled garden