Now only if I can get this visibly on my profile.
glad i cancelled my account a few years back and unfriended all my useless friends..
sure you didn't do it the other way around?
internetz are hardFinray wrote:
sure you didn't do it the other way around?
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ofc i'm sure you can hide all by spotify if you like.
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Yeah I don't want updates like that in the feed tho. I want it on my profile, so i'll add it when they force us to change on the 30th
all 3 of them?ghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
glad i cancelled my account a few years back and unfriended all my useless friends..
that doesn't show up for me any more. All I see is the little mini-story on my profile that says I listened to "Song X and Y other songs on Spotify." the whole "listening to an artist" or playlist thing doesn't appear now
hahahahaghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
no dumbass i had only one FB account..jord wrote:
all 3 of them?ghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
glad i cancelled my account a few years back and unfriended all my useless friends..
loljord wrote:
hahahahaghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
no dumbass i had only one FB account..jord wrote:
all 3 of them?
Like I said, make sure you have both the music app and the spotify app with the right posting and privacy permissions. I think it did that for me too when I first fooled around with it. I'm not sure excactly what I did to correct itHurricane2k9 wrote:
that doesn't show up for me any more. All I see is the little mini-story on my profile that says I listened to "Song X and Y other songs on Spotify." the whole "listening to an artist" or playlist thing doesn't appear now
Also once it does show, check to make sure you have the individual tracks available to who you want.
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ghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
no dumbass i had only one FB account..jord wrote:
all 3 of them?ghostinvisiblex7 wrote:
glad i cancelled my account a few years back and unfriended all my useless friends..
^ invisible ghost is invisible. hmm that sucks dude.
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hahah i log into fb a min ago and all i see in the live feed are spotify updates from several friends. spotify is growing fast
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hahah i log into fb a min ago and all i see in the live feed are spotify updates from several friends. spotify is growing fast
You remember the girl at work who fixed me up with the guy who broke up with me in an email, right? OMG, I totally just sounded like I was 12. OMG, I just did it again.
Anyway...about a month ago, she says to me, "Hey, are you on Facebook?"
I gave her one of my "that's one of the the stupidest things I've ever heard" looks and responded, "Nope. I graduated from high school last year."
She tilted her head, "It's a great way to keep in touch with friends."
"Anyone I want to keep in touch with, I can phone or send an email to."
"You should try it. Everyone's doing it."
"No. Really. I'll pass but thanks for telling me about it." ....you stupid idiot, I thought to myself as I walked out of her office.
A few days later, I got an email from my friend Maria who lives in northern Kentucky. "Hey. Take a look at my Facebook page!" the automated email shouted. I could hear the sarcasm in Maria's added comment, "Apparently this is cool."
I laughed out loud because even though I think the whole thing is for teenagers and adults who never got over the angst of being a teenager (Look how many friends I have!). I had to admit I was curious. And I haven't seen Maria since she got married in the summer, so I wanted to see pics of her and her new family. Okay, so MAYBE there are some circumstances where this is okay, like when old friends send invitations to social events or to flip through their photo albums.
However, I still didn't want anyone that I know professionally to find me and I didn't want any weirdos from my past to find me, either. So I used a fictitious name. (I swear, I don't create fictitious names regularly, just this week)
I talked to my friend Brian a few days later and told him the whole story because I knew he would have a Facebook page. And he does...with 135 friends. Brian and I have known each other since we were in our mid 20's. Okay, he was mid, I was late. He's now in his late 30's and married with 2 children but he still refers to himself by his college nickname (hey, it's BP!) and manages to slip the word "boobies" into virtually every conversation we have. He's very well versed in Facebook ways and told me that ANYONE in my email contact list can do a Search on Facebook and find me. Oh no!!
Panic set in and I ran to my computer so I could change my Facebook settings. I only have one email address so you know what I had to do, don't you? Create a fake one. My mother always warned me, "one lie turns into another". I think I'm safe now since I haven't gotten any "Friend requests".
I'm shocked by how much information you can find out about people with the click of a button. My latent stalker tendencies took over and I found myself reading walls (pages you post on, for all you Facebook virgins) and looking at photo albums of people I don't know today and most likely never will. This would have completely changed my dating world in the 80's. Gosh, the time I would have saved doing drive by's and hanging out at bars I hated just to see if the guy I went out with twice was cheating on me. "But he told me he loved me!"
Hey, I wonder if I can find any of them on Facebook...
Anyway...about a month ago, she says to me, "Hey, are you on Facebook?"
I gave her one of my "that's one of the the stupidest things I've ever heard" looks and responded, "Nope. I graduated from high school last year."
She tilted her head, "It's a great way to keep in touch with friends."
"Anyone I want to keep in touch with, I can phone or send an email to."
"You should try it. Everyone's doing it."
"No. Really. I'll pass but thanks for telling me about it." ....you stupid idiot, I thought to myself as I walked out of her office.
A few days later, I got an email from my friend Maria who lives in northern Kentucky. "Hey. Take a look at my Facebook page!" the automated email shouted. I could hear the sarcasm in Maria's added comment, "Apparently this is cool."
I laughed out loud because even though I think the whole thing is for teenagers and adults who never got over the angst of being a teenager (Look how many friends I have!). I had to admit I was curious. And I haven't seen Maria since she got married in the summer, so I wanted to see pics of her and her new family. Okay, so MAYBE there are some circumstances where this is okay, like when old friends send invitations to social events or to flip through their photo albums.
However, I still didn't want anyone that I know professionally to find me and I didn't want any weirdos from my past to find me, either. So I used a fictitious name. (I swear, I don't create fictitious names regularly, just this week)
I talked to my friend Brian a few days later and told him the whole story because I knew he would have a Facebook page. And he does...with 135 friends. Brian and I have known each other since we were in our mid 20's. Okay, he was mid, I was late. He's now in his late 30's and married with 2 children but he still refers to himself by his college nickname (hey, it's BP!) and manages to slip the word "boobies" into virtually every conversation we have. He's very well versed in Facebook ways and told me that ANYONE in my email contact list can do a Search on Facebook and find me. Oh no!!
Panic set in and I ran to my computer so I could change my Facebook settings. I only have one email address so you know what I had to do, don't you? Create a fake one. My mother always warned me, "one lie turns into another". I think I'm safe now since I haven't gotten any "Friend requests".
I'm shocked by how much information you can find out about people with the click of a button. My latent stalker tendencies took over and I found myself reading walls (pages you post on, for all you Facebook virgins) and looking at photo albums of people I don't know today and most likely never will. This would have completely changed my dating world in the 80's. Gosh, the time I would have saved doing drive by's and hanging out at bars I hated just to see if the guy I went out with twice was cheating on me. "But he told me he loved me!"
Hey, I wonder if I can find any of them on Facebook...
want to know why?Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
hahah i log into fb a min ago and all i see in the live feed are spotify updates from several friends. spotify is growing fast
http://is.gd/h5vREA
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That's prolly why you can have that app on your front page like that. If last.fm develops a similar app i'm getting the hell off spotify.Kmar wrote:
want to know why?Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
hahah i log into fb a min ago and all i see in the live feed are spotify updates from several friends. spotify is growing fast
http://is.gd/h5vREA
Not the same service really. Spotify as a subscription service is closer to the Zune Pass (but cheaper and easier to manage). You actually get to pick everything you want played.Roc18 wrote:
That's prolly why you can have that app on your front page like that. If last.fm develops a similar app i'm getting the hell off spotify.Kmar wrote:
want to know why?Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
hahah i log into fb a min ago and all i see in the live feed are spotify updates from several friends. spotify is growing fast
http://is.gd/h5vREA
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It's supposed to change today right?
tl;drChou wrote:
You remember the girl at work who fixed me up with the guy who broke up with me in an email, right? OMG, I totally just sounded like I was 12. OMG, I just did it again.
Anyway...about a month ago, she says to me, "Hey, are you on Facebook?"
I gave her one of my "that's one of the the stupidest things I've ever heard" looks and responded, "Nope. I graduated from high school last year."
She tilted her head, "It's a great way to keep in touch with friends."
"Anyone I want to keep in touch with, I can phone or send an email to."
"You should try it. Everyone's doing it."
"No. Really. I'll pass but thanks for telling me about it." ....you stupid idiot, I thought to myself as I walked out of her office.
A few days later, I got an email from my friend Maria who lives in northern Kentucky. "Hey. Take a look at my Facebook page!" the automated email shouted. I could hear the sarcasm in Maria's added comment, "Apparently this is cool."
I laughed out loud because even though I think the whole thing is for teenagers and adults who never got over the angst of being a teenager (Look how many friends I have!). I had to admit I was curious. And I haven't seen Maria since she got married in the summer, so I wanted to see pics of her and her new family. Okay, so MAYBE there are some circumstances where this is okay, like when old friends send invitations to social events or to flip through their photo albums.
However, I still didn't want anyone that I know professionally to find me and I didn't want any weirdos from my past to find me, either. So I used a fictitious name. (I swear, I don't create fictitious names regularly, just this week)
I talked to my friend Brian a few days later and told him the whole story because I knew he would have a Facebook page. And he does...with 135 friends. Brian and I have known each other since we were in our mid 20's. Okay, he was mid, I was late. He's now in his late 30's and married with 2 children but he still refers to himself by his college nickname (hey, it's BP!) and manages to slip the word "boobies" into virtually every conversation we have. He's very well versed in Facebook ways and told me that ANYONE in my email contact list can do a Search on Facebook and find me. Oh no!!
Panic set in and I ran to my computer so I could change my Facebook settings. I only have one email address so you know what I had to do, don't you? Create a fake one. My mother always warned me, "one lie turns into another". I think I'm safe now since I haven't gotten any "Friend requests".
I'm shocked by how much information you can find out about people with the click of a button. My latent stalker tendencies took over and I found myself reading walls (pages you post on, for all you Facebook virgins) and looking at photo albums of people I don't know today and most likely never will. This would have completely changed my dating world in the 80's. Gosh, the time I would have saved doing drive by's and hanging out at bars I hated just to see if the guy I went out with twice was cheating on me. "But he told me he loved me!"
Hey, I wonder if I can find any of them on Facebook...
So you're on facebook now?
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have they launched timeline yet?
I used to play "Cut The Rope" while I dropped a deuce.Superior Mind wrote:
I used to play angry birds whenever i was squeezing one out. That would be the only time I'd play that game. Once I beat all the levels I started to get a lot more reading done.