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[hydromancer]

The odds of manetained horse puns are slim as not many people nose them

 

[pete]

I appreciate the unbridled enthusiasm for horse puns.

 

[ann post]

I appreciate the unbridled enthusiasm for horse puns.

yeah like what are the odds.

 

[therealjohnny]

yeah like what are the odds.

You were chomping at the bit to get that horse related pun in.

 

[pete]

anyone seen mr @Ed recently?

 

[IFF]

i see on my facebook, a friend liked and shared a job application.

is this one of the cases where the employer wants candidates to like and share the job on facebook to be considered for it?

 

[therealjohnny]

is this one of the cases where the employer wants candidates to like and share the job on facebook to be considered for it?

Is this a thing? |Fuck that!

 

[magicbastarder]

i have never heard of this phenomenon before.

 

[IFF]

Don't know whether it is an actual thing or not, just the thought that occurred to me when I saw one

Although thinking about, it would be an easy way for perspective to trace applicants social media activity

 

[whiteknight]

You'd need to rein that in. Neigh what I mean.

 

[pete]

Facebook's secretive advertising practices became a little more public on Monday thanks to a leak out of the company's Australian office. This 23-page document, discovered by The Australian (paywall), details in particular how Facebook executives promote advertising campaigns that exploit Facebook users' emotional states—and how these are aimed at users as young as 14 years old.

According to the report, the selling point of this 2017 document is that Facebook's algorithms can determine, and allow advertisers to pinpoint, "moments when young people need a confidence boost." If that phrase isn't clear enough, Facebook's document offers a litany of teen emotional states that the company claims it can estimate based on how teens use the service, including "worthless," "insecure," "defeated," "anxious," "silly," "useless," "stupid," "overwhelmed," "stressed," and "a failure."

Facebook helped advertisers target teens who feel “worthless”

 

[pete]

Absolutely *insane* level of detail in this

https://labs.rs/en/the-human-fabric-of-the-facebook-pyramid/

 

[pete]

https://labs.rs/en/facebook-algorithmic-factory-immaterial-labour-and-data-harvesting/

 

[pete]

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[chris d]

Pete giving out about facebook again.

 

[pete]

fuck facebook

 

[nooleen]

Facebook worker living in garage to Zuckerberg: challenges are right outside your door

 

[Lili Marlene]

That's gonna come back to haunt him in the primary against Chelsea Clinton.

 

[nooleen]

disable creepy google stuff

Google is Quietly Recording Everything You Say -- Here's How to Hear It, Delete It, and Stop It

 

[IFF]

disable creepy google stuff

Google is Quietly Recording Everything You Say -- Here's How to Hear It, Delete It, and Stop It

Hear it? But I hate the sound of my voice.

I had an issue where I e-mailed myself a hotel booking information as an attachment to my gmail account and reading the attachment, google added the booking to my calendar on my phone