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About a two years ago my friends and I used to scroll back into each other’s posts from the early days and ‘like’ some of the most cringeworthy posts and photos
by new_here 7y ago
About a two years ago my friends and I used to scroll back into each other’s posts from the early days and ‘like’ some of the most cringeworthy posts and photos we could find. It would cause them to bubble up into everyone’s newsfeeds again. Was a fun game.
This script would have saved me some manual labour back then.
(Edit: we also used to endorse each other on LinkedIn for the most bizarre skills we could find. Toilets, divorce and animal husbandry to recall a few)
- bryanrasmussen 7y agocombine with a bayesian classifier trained on cringeworthy content?
- paulddraper 7y ago> Was a fun game. Yikes, sounds like it.
- SmellyGeekBoy 7y agoI'm so glad Facebook wasn't around when I was a teenager...
- jxcl 7y agoA fun artifact of deleting your facebook account is that all of your comments get deleted (hidden, I guess, is more accurate) too, which means that in old threads people who interacted with you now appear to be interacting with themselves. My friend had a profile picture in which he was doing something silly with his eyebrows. I commented "Nice eyebrows" and he replied "You're just jealous." I've since deleted my account and now there is only one comment on this profile picture, by the person the picture is of, reading "You're just jealous."
- blhack 7y agoAww, man. This just made me scroll way back to 13 years ago, and this is exactly why I love facebook. Obviously I said some stupid things when I was 18, but I was a child. But it was really cool looking back at the much more romantic version of myself when I was a kid.