Bing gives you yet another way to annoy your friends on Facebook.

Social media is in a feature arms race: Facebook, Google Plus, So.cl and other networks are racing to give you the most tools to interact with your friends and even be creative with them over your web browser...using their website, of course. Here's what they've got coming, and how it'll break ground.

You hear it a lot: people on the Internet are mean.

Hey, if it's OK to do in Japan.

Let's just get this out of the way: if you are at a theatrical performance or a movie, really anything where you sit quietly with a large group of people and watch something, and you pull out your phone to text or whatever without being alllllll the way in the back, crammed into a corner, with no one next to you, you're a terrible human being and everyone else hates you.

If you ever pay attention to trending topics on Twitter, it's a churning storm of mediocrity.

Last month we had self-righteous anti-television snobs, 'content strategy' types claiming they 'think', and community college snobbery from Toys 'R Us retail employees.

We've got to ask: Why is Rashid Temuri such a trendsetter.

The Oatmeal, whose image is at right, really manages to sum up just how Facebook works.