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Netvibes introduces Facebook widget
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Facebook is the new meth. It's a harsh, seductive mistress that pulls in all ages and races and keeps them addicted, often crippling their social and professional lives. And while it's less dangerous than meth in the sense that very few house explosions have been directly caused by Facebook, most of the destruction comes from the fact that Facebook is available almost everywhere. And it seems a new dealer has entered the scene. Netvibes launched a new widget today that allows you to access your Facebook account through Netvibes.
While there are a few limitations - you can't access your news feed or change your status from Netvibes - overall it works pretty well. Some people have reported having some problems with it, but on the whole it seems to be functioning properly. Once you install it you can view your messages, pokes, friend requests and pretty most everything else. You might as well just go ahead and install it now. Face it, anything that gives you another way to tap into sweet lady Facebook is something you won't be able to resist. You're hooked. Pretty soon you're going to find yourself on the nerdiest episode ever of Intervention, and maybe we can get you the help you need. You have a problem
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bunny said 1:34PM on 8-03-2007
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arshad said 12:01PM on 8-06-2007
i want new softwear
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James said 10:45AM on 8-07-2007
So, I'm not 15 and therefore don't use social networking sites: does Facebook actually have a Hogwarts school page? That's a bit nerdier than I was prepared for....
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