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post an asinine and narcissistic update to your Facebook 'friends' Perhaps I'm outside of the norm in my use of Facebook, but I don't think I'm that unusual.
by abstractbill 16y ago
post an asinine and narcissistic update to your Facebook 'friends'
Perhaps I'm outside of the norm in my use of Facebook, but I don't think I'm that unusual. I use FB to keep in touch with my family, all of whom live several thousands of miles away. I also have a six week old daughter. So yes, FB is very important to me and I'm quite annoyed when I find a spare ten minutes to share some photos and it happens to be down.
What's my paid alternative, which all of my family can join for free (I'll pay, but I can't expect them to as well) and which has at least say five-nines uptime?
- revorad 16y agoWow that just made me think: why isn't there a facebook for families only? Surely, some people would pay for it.
- brlewis 16y agoYou don't need 5 nines uptime. Just copy the photos to Dropbox and they'll get shared when everything is up. You can either use Dropbox's built-in photo sharing feature, or use the one and only full-featured photo site that lets you upload via Dropbox. That photo site, incidentally, can feed Facebook via FriendFeed.