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PatSeg

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8. Yes, that is how it looks

Reply to fujiyamasan (Reply #1)

Sun Jul 5, 2026, 10:23 AM

Jul 5

Today's Facebook appears far different from the Facebook I remember 20 years ago and so many accounts are grifters from third world countries, if not bots. All the Nigerian Princes found a new home.

Now the changes seem so random and impulsive, rarely ever an improvement. There is no real customer service; it is all AI that never resolves anything. It is almost as if they are trying to fail.

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Zuckerberg 'Admits' Meta's Layoffs Were Ineffective [View all] usonian Jul 5 OP

They're just throwing shit at the wall hoping it sticks fujiyamasan Jul 5 #1

I am not interested in Meta or Facebook PJMcK Jul 5 #7

Yes, that is how it looks PatSeg Jul 5 #8

Zuckerberg has always been a dick fujiyamasan Jul 5 #12

Yes, it is barely the same format these days PatSeg Jul 6 #14

one of the most difficult things for high tech behemoths to do lapfog_1 Jul 5 #2

Unwittingly?!? modrepub Jul 5 #3

I read that sentence to mean that AI would unwittingly train its replacements. yardwork Jul 5 #4

He's an all around POS and a dumbshit. People have fled that site for years Bengus81 Jul 5 #5

His company makes major cash Johonny Jul 5 #10

He also set it up such that his leadership will never be challenged fujiyamasan Jul 5 #13

Not 100% certain of the $$ number, but the Metaverse devoured something like $70 billion in CAPEX . . . . hatrack Jul 5 #6

Meta stock would be worth over 1000 if Zuck Johonny Jul 5 #9

Meta helped fuel Open-Weight AI's momentum by releasing LLM models that could even be run at home andym Jul 5 #11