My housemate showed me the trick, I wonder what it means (and I can't google it either).
EDIT: Prepend [100:0] with at (@).
Type [100:0] then submit, in any textbox in Facebook
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#3I think it would be helpful if you posted what this actually does. A short description or a screenshot would be great.
I, and I assume a lot of the HN crowd, am not all that keen on randomly entering things when we have no idea what it does. I know it looks, and most probably is, harmless, however who knows what silly vulnerabilities a little bit of apparently harmless code might do to such a complex system as Facebook.
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#4This is a very cool trick in Facebook :) If you put @[[userid]], it will be replaced with the profile pic of that userid! Now that people know this, there are a bunch of profiles which only exist to be convenient as emoticons. http://www.digitspark.com/2011/12/how-to-use-anyones-face-as...
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#5Posting @[100:0] results in the following:
Andy Brunner
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#6I'm getting peoples names instead of pictures.
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#7I'm getting peoples names instead of pictures.
Try one bracket vs. double brackets?
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#8I'm getting a request from $100,000 Pyramid to access my account?
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#9Posting @[100:0] results in the following: Andy Brunner
You're right, which is weird (I don't know who he is). When my friend showed me, it's replaced with "Mark Zuckerberg".
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#10@[2:0] results in a link to a Birthday Calender app?