• Subverb@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    It’s like Facebook in the early days.

    Here’s a picture of my breakfast yogurt.

    Here’s a picture of me getting on the bus.

    Here’s a picture of my desk setup.

    Here’s a geotag of where I’m having lunch along with a photo of my BLT. It was so yummy! Duck face pic!

    Here’s the geotag and photo of the place I got coffee on the way back to work! Luv u all!

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      4 months ago

      or facebook today:

      here’s a picture of my cat

      here’s a picture of my cat

      here’s a picture of my cat

      here’s a picture of my cat

      here’s a picture of my cat

      here’s a picture of my OTHER cat

      here’s a picture of my cat

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        4 months ago

        I thought facebook today was more like

        here’s an uncanny AI picture of Jesus

        here’s the same but Jesus is with a korean flight attendant

        here’s the same but jesus is with a starving brown kid

        Here’s the same but the brown kid is missing limbs

        Here’s an uncanny AI picture of people, in military kit, missing limbs, in wheelchairs, sitting in the middle of the highway, with signs

        Here are AI comics with midcentury styled nuclear families, and soldiers, in situations, and with text, that is surreal, at best, and nightmarish, at worst

        These are all with titles like “people don’t want to see pictures like these anymore”, “no one wants to support the troops”, “you won’t share this”, and they are all tagged #BOOMchallenge

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        I wish Facebook was still like this.

        Now it’s 90% ads and posts from groups I didn’t subscribe to with a post from a friend sprinkled in every so often.