Mark Zuckerberg has no excuse for this lapse of judgment. It’s one thing to have a simple password that your basic dictionary search can get in about half a minute, it’s another to use the same password on multiple sites. Two serious security issues relating to his password. I wonder what the Facebook password is, “dadoodoodoo”?

looks good on him. zuckerberg has always, right from the start, struck me as a twerp that lucked in. the only facebook acct I ever has was a fake one to look up a tat artist I wanted to do some more work.
time and again the get in the news for some sort of nonsense involving dangerous system defaults and mysterious rationale for what sorts of identifying info they collect and what is done with it.
people have died because of their involvement in this new digital ‘wild west’, and zuckerberg and his ilk only consider how it affects the bottom line. capitalism redux.
I guess genius is not about accidentally having one good idea.
Facebook was not his idea, he stole it from two guys whom sued him but were too nice so they settled for a microscopic amount of money.
I repeat, Mark Zuckerberg became rich by stealing someone else’s idea.
People who breathlessly report every detail of comrade Zuck’s life are a big part of the problem. I have never seen a story about unicorns on SDA… guess unicorns ain’t enough to cause vapors in the mentally deficient.
da do do do…. da da da da…. the Police! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jix7XcbVA4w
….ok, who cares?
Read Maunder Minimum.
Sorry… Maunder… wrong thread. See http://www.smalldeadanimals.com/2016/06/y2kyoto-you-mea-1.html#comments
Just to correct.
there are many smart Jews, the zook ain’t one of them
This is not really surprising. Remember, Zuckerberg once wanted (probably still does want), every facet of every Facebooker’s life to be open to every other Facebooker. In his mind, nothing anyone does is private or should be private.
If there’s a surprise, it’s that the hackers were unable to access the Zuck’s FB.
“Da Da Da” was a Trio hit from back in 1982.
Zuckerberg, like a whole bunch in the “new” high tech world, won the high-tech lottery, nothing more.
Now he prances around like he is some sort of genius who is on par with the great industrialists. He is not.
Proud to say that I have never used Facebook, and not one of my kids uses it and likely never will.