#zuckbook — Public Fediverse posts

@SpockResists

I was only grudging participating in the #DeadParrotSketch - my other #SocialMedia is #DIscord (though I do keep in touch with some groups on #ZuckBook (mostly event tracking)).

I work in #TechEd and had the account and a #LinkedIn account to boost posts by folks on my team.

I understand I'm an #Outlier - I have always been, since I learned the term in 7th-grade health because my score was 30 points higher than the next score on the Red Cross test.

A friend on #zuckbook posted a picture of a butter bell they bought (a simple 2-piece ceramic cup that keeps butter safe at room temperature by using water to form an airtight seal).

This was my response. I think it highlights how a lot of us feel about modern tech:

If someone invented that today, it would have a vacuum pump, a USB-C port for charging, a sanitizing black light LED, a very poorly-written app, and would stop working in five years after someone stopped paying to renew the domain.

Leaning towards deleting my #zuckbook account as well. The only problem is that it's the primary way I contact many dear friends I know IRL.

Yet zuck is so freaking evil. :(

@[email protected] @umrk @mastodonusercount
I'm honestly frustrated at how much we enable injustice through laziness 😒

People stay on #birdSite and #zuckBook because the miniscule cost of leaving is to high

@proactiveservices
I don't know about super low bandwidth, but the #birdapp and #zuckbook web interfaces are unbearably slow (computationally) on even a Raspberry Pi 4. The emoji popups, in particular, take a while to show up.

@joel It's a neat idea, even if it only imported plain and pictures.

The only downside is that the #zuckbook exports are HUGE. There'd need to be some kind of script to distill it down to the bare essentials.