The uproar over changes to Facebook—the ones where Facebook automagically filters your content for you, unbidden—this is nothing as compared to what will happen if Mashable is to be believed.
/me pops up some popcorn
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The uproar over changes to Facebook—the ones where Facebook automagically filters your content for you, unbidden—this is nothing as compared to what will happen if Mashable is to be believed.
/me pops up some popcorn
You want a dynamic path to your post-install call to an executable. You can do this based on the info I found here.
I loves me some StackOverflow.
Because I can never remember how to sensibly check for arguments in a batch file: validating bat arguments
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So Facebook doesn’t want to play nice and just give you RSS feeds for a user’s status updates. Used to be you could do that, but not so much any longer. It appears you may be able to generate a status feed using the Graph API, but that’s seriously overkill for my needs. Besides, who wants to write a graph parser when RSS parsers are a dime a dozen?
At least they haven’t nuked the user notifications RSS feed. Not yet, at least. Once they do, there’s always this.
Reading this thread, I came across an exchange that amused me for some reason. After back-and-forthing for a bit we get to the endgame:
valkyryn: All I can really say is “I object to just about everything about the way that you see the world” and leave it at that.
VikingSword Agreed.
Not sure if this should be considered gentlemanly or passive-aggressive.
This is what the lady and I have come up with so far:
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WTF, Facebook? Can you not properly handle an RSS feed?
We shall see. We shall see…