Best Friend Forever Login

I log into myspace once every month or so and approve friends and look at what people comment on my page, but other than that its pretty boring to me.

I know some people that cant go a day without logging onto the site…

I actually make a few bucks here and there when some desperate kid needs a new proxy to access myspace at school, so i put one up for them.

Edit: BTW my girlfriend is a myspace addict and bitches at me for not commenting her stupid pictures.

MySpace has way too much comment spam for my liking. And it’s such a pain to do anything because “you have to log in to do that!” even though, y’know, I *was* logged in.

I have a myspace and a facebook. I’ll be honest, I cheat and use already coded skins for myspace… Because I’m lazy and an idiot when it comes to code. Also, I almost never use myspace because of all the spam and crap-tastic bands that try to become my “friends”. Facebook on the other hand, is hecka fast in comparison. However, it’s also easier to end up a total creeper on Facebook because of the quickness. You start out looking at your friends’ page and then all of a sudden (like 6 hours later) you’ve found the person who used to babysit you when you were in grade two. Hence the nickname Facecrack.

I can’t wait for a Flickr app for Facebook – I hate the low-resolution and load times of facebook photos, but with Flickr I can’t really shove my photos down my friends’ throats the way I can on Facebook.

Ouch, you got me. Although you’re right about resolution, I still go with Flickr because of geotagging (a deal-breaker feature for me) and CC licenses, neither of which are in Picasa web AFAIK. Also I do like the sharing emphasis in Flickr – tagging, group pools – which seem less emphasized in Picasa Web. I do use Picasa software a lot though.

I mostly post photos from travelling – so my geotag-generated photo map is a great way to document a trip. I try to place them as specific as possible so when I look back in 10 years it helps jog my memory and add some texture.

Don’t know if anyone ever encountered this, but MySpace but has been doing something that would cause my DSL router to freeze up when the firewall is set above the “low” setting and I visited a MySpace band page. (This router has a quirk where it freezes up if the built-in firewall is trying to block too much traffic in a short period of time.)

When I set the router’s built-in firewall to low, it doesn’t freeze up, but I notice (by looking at Zone Alarm’s traffic monitor) there is a flurry of internet activity traveling through my computer before the song player is even successfully loaded. Once song is loaded and playing, and you stop a song and wait several minutes the internet activity on my machine is STILL happening, so it appears to NOT be the result of song buffering happening. If you exit the MySpace page, then the internet activity stops altogether.

Could MySpace be stealing a portion of my DSL bandwidth to perform some nefarious activity?

JY

I guess MySpace is losing its popularity worldwide. They should make an awe interactive feature to get up.