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The end of an era. This is from the final scene of the series finale (Let It Snow, Let It Snow, season 5, episode 24) of Silver Spoons from 1987. It aired on Antenna TV earlier today. Though it never really had a proper ending, I love what Rick said at the end. ❤️🥄🥄
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There is a funny chrome extension called Defaceable that allows you to post anonymously on Facebook or other websites that utilize Facebook commenting, essentially letting you troll among the interwebs as a fruit such as "Peach"... or "Watermelon" if that is your preference. More » via ziggytek.com
My face appears in the image uploaded to the article. And I made a comment on the story. And so now these dumb lawyers are coming after me.
TechCrunch commenter Rick Stratton • Discussing how the comment "Hey I finally made it onto TechCrunch" turned him into a target for Facebook's lawyers. Stratton received a four-page letter from Facebook's legal team for that and a Facebook screenshot that featured Stratton in a story about Defaceable, a Chrome browser extension that allows users to comment anonymously on any site using Facebook Comments. When Facebook mobilized their legal team to deal with Defaceable, Rick was accused of working with the development team. Now he's doing everything he can to prove that he's just another guy on the web. source (via • follow)
