Or do we want Facebook even deeper into our personal tish so their algorithm can "get it right" next time?
If for you, the answer is "no", than don't use Facebook.
Problem solved.
Yes, let's be offended, it's the American Way.
However, keep in mind that these compilations were only by the Facebook account holder unless they made them public.
But sure... I'M OUTRAGED... Why not?
.. actually write a real line of code, or did he just moved some widgets around a pushed a button ?
I'm sure there will be many jokes, but it's irrelevent. He's *not* a coder, and neither in my auto mechanic or doctor.
Bombed with critics...
Meaningless when talking about Seth Rogen movies. The "critics" are not who goes to his movies. People who laugh at fart jokes go to his movies.
'The Interview,' Greeted By Sold-Out Shows, May Net Millions This Weekend
'The Interview' Opens to Singing, Sold-Out Crowds as Sony CEO Explains His Decision to Show Film
'The Interview' Draws Sell-Out Crowds After Sony Flips On Release Cancellation
New York showings of âThe Interviewâ(TM) sell out
Oh yeah, it's "bombing" in the US alright...
It may be an unfunny movie, but reports are that in the limited number of theatres it has been relieased in, the shows are sold out.
That's hardly "bombing".
You are obviously clueless. The issue is cross-domain tracking, as in where someone uses one of the FB, Goog, or other 'widgets' or advertising integrations on their own site...
Don't go to sites that use FB widgets. Use Ghostery or a number of other tools. If you are being tracked, it's because you *allow* it.
Quite right. In summary: none of us here in the peanut gallery have any real way to know who did what. Most of the opinions I've seen here seem to reflect whatever biases each opiner may have. The known facts are few and far between. Of course, I have my own opinions but I won't share them because they reflect my own biases.
This thing is a bit like an Agatha Christie mystery. You may be certain who did it, but you don't really know until Christie tells you. Then you invariably find out you were wrong. Even the strategy of picking the least likely culprit doesn't work. Unfortunately, in this case, we don't have the author to tell us the "truth", so we likely will never know.
You go to a Google site, expect to be tracked. If it's an issue to you, don't do to a Google site.
A guy goes into a 7-11 in Detroit and robs the place, taking $37.50 and a carton of Kool menthols after shooting the clerk twice in the chest. What is the skin color of the robber?
Black or Asian, there are not any white people left in Detroit.
Quite right. In summary: none of us here in the peanut gallery have any real way to know who did what. Most of the opinions I've seen here seem to reflect whatever biases each opiner may have. The known facts are few and far between. Of course, I have my own opinions but I won't share them because they reflect my own biases.
This thing is a bit like an Agatha Christie mystery. You may be certain who did it, but you don't really know until Christie tells you. Then you invariably find out you were wrong. Even the strategy of picking the least likely culprit doesn't work. Unfortunately, in this case, we don't have the author to tell us the "truth", so we likely will never know.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.