Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats. Chicco Fail - Facebook Page. Shut Down Fbook 4 Earth Hour. The 'Awesome' Facebook Announcement and You: An Odd Todd Cartoon. Altoids "Curiously Strong Awards" Scared of Facebook tags? Google street view? Wear a Pixelhead.
The Pixelhead mask, made of satin stretch fabric acts as “media camouflage”, to ensure that your identity remains blurred if you feel like you’re living in a creepy, Big Brother digital age. The mask has two holes for your eyes, so you can still walk around, like a… normal person? If you’re not pursuing online anonymity, at least you’ll have Halloween covered. The material used is stretch satin with a fashionable Pixel-style print of German Secretary of the Interior Thomas de Maizière. Interested in purchasing one? The maker, Martin Backes, wants to hear from you. SocialKeyboards.com - SNAK (Social Network Access Keyboard)
Facebook gets a $30 dedicated keyboard. Social Keyboards has developed the Social Network Access Keyboard (SNAK). SNAK, which sells for $30, is a typical multimedia USB keyboard with 104 keys, 19 of which are hotkeys dedicated just for Facebook. When you sign out of the social network, the hotkeys are disabled. The keyboard requires that you to install some custom software on your PC for using the hotkeys. This might seem like an annoyance, but you'll only have to do it once. Here are the 11 hotkeys on the left: Here are the eight hotkeys on the right: Sleep - Instantly hide Facebook, putting your computer to sleepPhotos - Access a full list of all current photosUpload Photos - Upload a photo directly with a click of a buttonUpload Videos - Upload a video directly with a click of a buttonGames - Mafia Wars, Farmville, Cafeville, etc.
Why Facebook Needs to Stop Reorganizing My Room! Until I was about fifteen, my mother cleaned my room. I didn’t ask her to clean it, but we’re Italian, and in an Italian household, a dirty corner or a dusty bookshelf is worse than canned pasta sauce; it’s just not part of our culture. Although I realize my mother had the best intentions, all I wanted to come home to my room to find things exactly as I’d left them. I still remember the exact feeling of irritation when I’d open my bedroom door and discover she’s “organized” things for me. It’s the same feeling I had about a month ago, when I logged onto my Facebook account.
Facebook keeps “upgrading” and I don’t like it. While I’m not suggesting our Facebook profiles (and the information contained within them) are “private,” I hate being forced to “upgrade” my homepage every five minutes to accommodate the ever-expanding Facebook universe. Last month, thousands of My Space users switched to the music sharing site Bandcamp for one simple reason: My Space kept changing things around. Queen is on Facebook – but not quite like the rest of us - Herald Scotland | News | Home News. Facebook Habit Gets Spanish Nun Kicked Out Of Convent. Sister Maria Jesus Galan liked to keep up with her friends on Facebook, but her fondness for the site got her in trouble with her convent, Santo Domingo el Real in Toledo, Spain. She announced on her Facebook page she had been asked to leave after “disagreements over her online activities,” according to the Telegraph.
The 54-year-old had about 600 Facebook friends at the time of her eviction, and now has a fan page with almost 7,000 supporters from around the globe calling for her to be allowed back in the order, according to the Telegraph. Her convent got its first computer just a decade ago. And in 2008, Sister Maria won a local government prize for digitizing the convent’s archives. Her notoriety after winning the award brought more fans to her Facebook page, and that’s when the all the trouble began. Fellow nuns disapproved of her social media savvy and gave her a hard time about it, according to the Telegraph. Do you think she deserved to be kicked out of the order? Beast. Pope John Paul II Gets Posthumous Facebook Page. How popular is Facebook? The Vatican this week has taken the social networking website beyond the grave, setting up a Posthumous account for Pope John Paul II.
The deceased pope is set to be beatified on May 1 and the Vatican in anticipation of that event has posted various video highlights, photos and other information from the pontiffs 27 years as the top official for the Catholic church. It’s the first time the Vatican has tried to evangelize a member of the church using social media. A Vatican official told the AP: “What we found is that Facebook doesn’t just share information, it creates community,” while adding, “People begin talking to each other and sharing ideas.” Also in the pipeline is a new online portal that will launch this Easter and feature tweet and blog friendly offerings. According to the same Vatican official: “A lot of our communications in the past was: I have a message.
Is there anywhere Mark Zuckerberg isn’t going to invade? The History of America, As Told by Facebook [PIC] In honor of Independence Day, The New York Times visualized America's would-be Facebook profile in its Op-Art section, translating the history of the U.S. into Facebook's iconic narrative structure. The piece (below), "Like It or Unfriend It? " was created by novelist Teddy Wayne, Vanity Fair staffer Mike Sacks and designer Thomas Ng.
The graphic recalls a similar piece published by Slate's Christopher Beam and Chris Wilson in May, which chronicles recent U.S. events in an imaginary Barack Obama Facebook feed. Last year the Washington Post published pieces of a real Facebook feed in "A Facebook Story: A mother's joy and a family's sorrow" to tell the tragic story of a young mother's illness and subsequent death. SEE ALSO: We Hold These Tweets to Be Self-Evident [COMIC] All three pieces acknowledge a new kind of plot structure told through the incremental and often brief updates we post on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. Image courtesy of Flickr, ladybugbkt. Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook Fan Page Hacked. Le papier à lettre personnalisé de Mark Zuckerberg. Mark Zuckerberg a beau être à la tête de Facebook, un des sites les plus populaire d’Internet, il lui arrive encore d’écrire des lettres. Le fondateur de Facebook dispose même d’un papier personnalisé.
Assez classique et un poil mégalo, le papier a été réalisé par Ben Barry, un graphiste de la maison Facebook. Les fans de Zuckerberg auront la joie de recevoir une réponse à leur courrier sur un papier frappé de son sceau. Pas très rock’n'roll, il indique sobrement “Du bureau du fondateur et PDG de Facebook“. Il ne reste plus à Zuckerberg qu’à assurer la sécurité et l’intégrité de ses courriers en scellant ses enveloppes à la cire… Source : Thenextweb. Mark Zuckerberg creates Facebook page for his adorable new puppy. There is a new addition in the Zuckerberg household after the Facebook founder and his girlfriend decided to bring a puppy home to his Palo Alto apartment, setting up a public Facebook page for it. The puppy, an eight-week-old Puli named “Beast”, lives up to its name – it’s a cute ball of fluff that looks set to terrorise all that meet him.
Beast’s Facebook page currently has 273 fans, we wonder how many he will have by the end of the day. Here’s a couple more shots because, well, we’re all suckers for an adorable pup. Mark Zuckerberg crée une page Facebook pour son chien. Mark Zuckerberg action figure hot off the oven. The set comes with a “Like” and a “Poke” button that mini Zuckerberg can hold on to. It also comes with customized speech bubbles that can be attached to his head. According to the blog, it is a commemoration of Mark Zuckerberg’s achievements: We really admired the man who is responsible for connecting over 500 million people across the world, helping Egypt’s protesters to spark an uprising, becoming the youngest billionaire and the “Person of the Year”.
Being a big fan of the friendly network that everyone is using nowadays, we got the Poking Inventor action figure to show our support to the CEO. Video: a Facebook Like button built out of Lego. Pleins feux sur une lampe qui illumine Facebook. Restaurant Facebook. I like it #facebook.