Fic Rec, recipe request, comments

[neadods]

Fic rec: The title says it all: Sullivan and Jones, Medical Mysteries Our Specialty Rated R, so don't read at work.

Recipe Request: I succumbed and bought a half-pound of smoked pork neck at the Amish market and now don't have the faintest idea what in heck to do with it. Please post your favorite corn chowder or baked potato soup recipes.

I see that LJ has added little orange flags so that trolls who want to make trouble can click on posts for being "offensive." Countdown to this being used to harass the other side in a fan war in 5... 4... 3...

And yet, based on a Post article today, 6Apart is still doing better than FaceBook or MySpace, which have decided to turn all their members into unpaid endorsers by flashing up news announcements of everything else they're doing/seeing/buying on the web. One guy's Christmas surprise wasn't much anymore when right after he bought a ring, FaceBook told all his readers exactly what he had bought and where. (And we won't even go into what it probably did to his marriage when his wife asked him why he was buying jewelry and he was all "what jewelry?")

THAT is seriously friggin' creepy!

Comments

[havocthecat]

OH, DUDE. 6A has a deal with Facebook on that too. I get all my details off [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com]. You have to mark in your userinfo that you don't want Facebook posting when you update your LJ.

Aha! Found a link!

That really is a useful comm to join, BTW. Stupid typos. Sorry for the multiple edits.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

Wait, they're posting crap on Facebook if you don't even have a Facebook account?

[fyrdrakken]

Hmm, I was on my settings flagging my own journal earlier and spotted the Facebook thing, but I didn't know what it was supposed to do and it wasn't clicked -- presumably because I don't have a Facebook account -- so I scrolled right down without thinking any more about it.

[havocthecat]

No, you have to have a Facebook account.

[neadods.livejournal.com]

De nada.