Is it just me, or have you noticed Follow buttons have disappeared. Normally the button appears either int he upper right hand corner, lower right hand corner, or if in Reader on the left where it shows the site name and number of followers.
Am I crazy, over overcaffeinated, or going crosseyed?
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I still see them Will. 🙂 It could just be a glitchy WordPress thing. I don’t know what you use to view or post, a phone, tablet, laptop but it might need a restart. Also some people stay logged into WP. I did this for about a week, and noticed all kinds of little glitches. I went back to logging in each time, and haven’t had a problem since. I hope you get it figured out 🙂
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Thank you, Margaret. I’m on my PC, but I just checked my phone and the follow buttons are there. I do stay logged in. Let me see what happens….
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Don’t thank me yet hahaha let’s see if it works 🙂
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Haha 🙂
I tried several things in Opera, my default browser but nothing worked. So I tried Firefox and everything works fine. I’m going to reinstall Opera and see if that helps.
Thanks! 🙂
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That was my next thought. I had used one browser forever on my laptop and one day glitches. I changed to chrome, and glitches gone. Hope it works for you Will 🙂
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Well, Opera seems to be working properly again after I removed and reinstalled it. I can log out and log in again, and the follow buttons seem to be where they were intended to be.
Success! 🙂
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I saw this after I sent that last comment. Glad it’s working for you 🙂
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It might even have had something to do with my pop up blocker. I’m reluctant to mess with anything now!
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The machines are doing it all over again, their playing with us.
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These days you have to wonder if they aren’t shady, if not downright malevolent.
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Indeed, and this new Artificial Intelligence that this brainy tech guys are creating, I think the robots might even start taking a huge part in our lives during our lifetime. Kind of scary.
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Isaac Asimov formulated the three laws of robotics where robots are unable to harm humans. But anything can be twisted by a twisted mind. I grew up in the 60s and 70s; I’d love to keep the medical advances but get rid of just about everything else. There’s a simplicity in watching TV with the whole family every night instead of each person being wrapped up in his own 5″ screen.
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Interesting man, a science fiction writer who eventually seems it has given ideas 50 years later to actually robotic scientist to do what he wrote as fiction. My friend Wikipedia told me also about the 3 laws, but as I see now it seems that robots even if programed by humans, humans are trying and I think they have accomplished to make robots learn for themselves, readjust certain actions they take if you will. I believe, not sure, but if that is the case his 3 laws can become nullified. Thanks for the tip, it was an interesting read of this man and more interesting is that fiction writing has actually influenced reality.
About the other subject, I’m actually like you believe it or not, I don’t use a cellphone that has wassap or internet or nothing, it only costed me 20 dollars, old school one. I actually get irritated when I’m on the bus and everyone is looking down at the palm of their hand doing wassap or whatever else they do with these new devices, apart from the internet I’m way behind in the new technology, I have no idea about apps. There is less human connection now with all this technology we use. Probably Jesus walked through the middle of 5th avenue in Manhattan and nobody would notice since everyone would be looking down at their iPhone.
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It’s remarkable when I realize after a get together that no one looked at their phone. Those days are so rare.
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Indeed they are.
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