Facebook and Twitter are an easy way for me to follow bands/news sources, as well as keep in touch with people I might normally not.

Other than occasional testing and tweaking of an A/V app I adapted for facebook called Lossless Audio, Video Web at http://apps.facebook.com/losslessaudiowe... (whose second "play" button happens to feature the new ASP2 trailer), I don't use the feeb much. As far as I know, it's the only app there specifically geared to lossless audio. Bad news is, you need to be signed in to facebook to find the app *by facebook search*. Good news is, a Goggles search will take you to it, and you needn't even have a feeb account to use the app. Better news is, you can use the app in its ad-free nakedness via the Internet Archive at http://archive.org/download/TVtemplate/a... (once again, needing no account). Three last caveats: 1) you will need to install VLC media player, *almost* all of whose versions from 0.8.6 on test successfully, notable exceptions' being 2.0.2 64-bit and 1.1.11 (both Windows); 2) during VLC media player installation you must make sure the Mozilla Plugin and the ActiveX Plugin boxes are ticked; 3) I gave up years ago trying to make the thing Internet Explorer friendly, but every other major browser I've tested, from Firefox to Chrome to Safari and Opera worked well. Here's hoping this one isn't a waste of time for you. Enjoy!