Grumpy old geeks, a weekly talk show hosted by Brian Schultmeister and Jason

DeFilippo discussing the finer points of what went wrong on the internet and

who's to blame.

Welcome to GOG on Jason D. Oh my god, we're a rap show. That's right.

What's got to do with you? TV wraps. I was actually going more for the

morning DJ vibe feel. That's even worse. Okay. Well, we had a bit of a

shaker here in California. I don't know if you felt it Jason. It was much

closer to me. I guess it was centered near LAX and I'm not too far from there.

Yeah, I the house did a big boom. I didn't feel it but the dogs jumped out of bed

and woke me up. So that's how I knew about it. Well, funnily enough, my big take

away from the earthquake has to do with Facebook now. Okay. I have long been the

Facebook. A apologizer, I suppose. I've often argued my reasons for enjoying

Facebook and continuing Facebook and they've waned a bit over the last couple

of years as you've been hearing from me. I'm less impressed with them because

everything is so crap and you never see friends updates anymore and that was the

whole reason for me being there in the first place. And I think it took an

earthquake for me to realize I don't know why I'm on Facebook anymore. The

algorithm has now become so useless. One of the things I enjoyed about the

occasional earthquakes and you know, one can say enjoyed about earthquakes

because we haven't had the big one yet and California hasn't fallen into the

ocean. But at least these little shakes as I've always enjoyed the post-earth

quake earthquake exclamation point post-scroll from all my friends in Southern

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