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Facebook has now been translated to Bahasa Melayu with the help of many Malaysians.

Users can change the Facebook interface language via language menu at the bottom of the page.

I am not sure how many Malaysians will use the Bahasa Melayu translations. I myself don’t use it. The Bahasa Melayu translation looks weird and confuses me.

Something similar are the Friendster in Malay and Windows XP in Bahasa Melayu.

Do you use Malay interface of the social networking sites?

I am a Flickr Pro user for years and uploaded over 700 photos to Flickr. On the other hand, I have made many friends on Facebook.

Now, how do I share my Flickr photos with my Facebook friends without having to upload the photos again?

Flickr2Facebook Uploader

Flickr2Facebook is an unofficial Flickr to Facebook uploader(bookmarklet) which allows you upload photos to Facebook from Flickr.

1. Visit Flickr2Facebook site, login Flickr to allow Flickr2Facebook access your Flickr account.
2. Save the Flickr2Facebook bookmarklet to your web browser bookmark(do this once).
3. Goto your Flickr photo page that you would like to upload to Facebook, and click the Flickr2Facebook bookmarklet in your web browser bookmark.
4. Click on the Flickr2Facebook logo that appears over your Flickr photo. You will be asked to choose the Facebook photo album you would like to upload into (thus, you need to create photo album first) and the Flickr photo will be uploaded to selected Facebook photo album. It’s fast!
5. Back to the Facebook photo album to approve the newly uploaded photos.

View my Facebook photo albums.

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Facebook learned a lesson. Finally, Facebook added an “ignore all” link to Facebook requests page for any number of requests.

Previously, we can do that using the “Ignore All” bookmarklet. It will automatically ignore all Facebook requests, except the friend requests.

Later, Facebook “copied” the idea and released the “Clear All” option to clear Facebook requests. However, it requires you to have at least 25 requests to use the option. Stupid.

Now, Facebook integrated the “Ignore All” function and add the small text link at the top of the right sidebar. It allows you to ignore any number of Facebook request. Clicking on the link will popup a dialog ask you which types of requests do you want to ignore.

Tick the type of requests you want to ignore and click “Ignore these requests”. Zap! All Facebook requests are gone!

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