Facebook 'fesses to bad hair day
Any users who had trouble logging into Facebook on Monday were far from alone. The social networking website has confirmed that widespread log-in failures, application access and status message update snags were a problem on Monday - without identifying the source of the snafu - via a statement (below) published late on Monday …
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The irony...
Attempting to view downrightnow.com, I a met with a connection timeout message!
Faceache has been naff for ages
Facebook has been naff for ages! Login problems, chat issues, ajax errors. Dunno what they're up to but they've knacked what was a pretty good service.
I couldn't help but note...
...the irony of downrightnow allowing you to share the status of various web2.0 sites via the wonders of web2.0, as well as their twitter feed.
bad hair DAY?!?
almost everybody i know has been having a large amount of problems with facebook for at least 3 months!!!!
downrightnow.com...
...appears to be, erm, down right now.
OMFG
OMFG FB is AFU again... WTF? AWGTHTGTATA?? My life is over!
I also have trouble logging in to FarceBook
I just can't ever bring myself to do it...
Re: downrightnow.com
Presumably this is because it follows the Web 2.0 fluffery. If enough of the other things it monitors are in full on pear-shaped mode for enough time*, it has to accept that this is the will of the hive mind and shit itself in sympathy.
*Presumably with some weighting. Something like 5 minutes Tw@tter outage = 1 day of Arsebook being down the crapper = 3 years of Windows Live Spaces being hors de combat = a millenium of Orkut being fscked.
You guys are so hip and funny
Faceache
Tw@tter
Twatter
M$
Arsebook
FartBook
Microshaft
MicroShit
...blah blah blah....
Each time I see one of these oh-so-hilarious-and-original slang names another bozo-bit is flipped.
No, you're really not funny and it makes you look like a twat.
you get what you pay for
Facebook has proved really useful, hence its current problems are more noticable. But it's free at the point of use, and generally whatever is free is worth what you pay for it. How many of the 300 million profiled users would pay a sub? Not many. Not me.
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