Here's a fascinating look at Facebook's new high-tech datacenter on Wednesday on the edge of the Arctic Circle in Sweden. This 300,000-square foot facility outside the city Lulea should improve the social network's performance in Europe. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
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If Facebook existed during World War 2, this is what the countries would've talked about, or so we'd like to think. Starting off, we have a conversation between The United Kingdom and The Third Reich. Continue reading to see what the others are up to.
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One thing's for sure, just about everyone, animals included, loves to take self-portraits for Facebook or other social networks. They include cats, dogs, and even sloths. On a random note, here's one thing you may not know about Facebook: Facebook is both a consumer of and contributor to free and open source software, and their contributions include: HipHop for PHP, Fair scheduler in Apache Hadoop, Apache Hive, Apache Cassandra, and the Open Compute Project. Continue reading to see more.
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If the real world worked like Facebook, things would be very creepy to say the least. For starters, there would be random contacts that show up at your door, looking through photo albums / interests, inviting you to events, and lots more. Continue reading for a video.
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There's nothing wrong with your mom, or any relative for that matter, using Facebook for social purposes, but when they start commenting on your posts, it's an entirely different story. Let's just say that some of them don't know that everything they post is public for all their friends to see. Continue reading for more.
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In an attempt to be hip and cool, many Facebook users resort to posting things they have no knowledge about, like Spock's Vulcan Salute for Star Wars Day (May the 4th). Unfortunately, the status updates only gets worse. Continue reading to see why.
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You know it's time for a Facebook break, when you run out of things to post and end up taking a self-portrait of yourself sleeping, only to reveal how it was really done via a mirror. We've rounded up eighteen more people that shouldn't be using Facebook. Continue reading to see them all.
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Believe it or not, a newborn baby boy in India was purportedly sold on the social media website known as Facebook for a paltry sum of $15,000. This all occurred after his grandfather told his daughter that she had given birth to a stillborn (did not survive womb) child. Continue reading for the news report.
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