If you thought Facebook's Year in Review feature was all you had to worry about this week, we've got some bad news. Thanks to a glitch on the social network, posts and photographs from days, months and even years ago are apparently resurfacing on the profiles of some unlucky and mortified Facebook users. On Friday, PCMag reported several claims of outdated posts being re-shared on users' timelines without their permission.

Social media might be your go-to place to argue with your cousins and post silly cat GIFS, but sometimes, it can be really beautiful. On Dec. 4, Saya Tomioka posted a plea to Facebook to help her find a picture of her kissing her boyfriend, Griffen Maddens, a victim of the Oakland warehouse fire in hopes of a "facebook miracle," and social media delivered. "Maybe some facebook miracle could happen," the bereaving girlfriend wrote.

Dear Facebook's 2016 'Year in Review' videos: no one wants you. Sorry, but it's true. We all woke up tired this morning, reached for our phones and were slapped in the face with the annual compendiums. That's not cool. Especially because 2016 sucked. Each year, Facebook attempts to deliver users a positive, nostalgic flashback of events that occurred within the past 12 months. And each year, users are left unsatisfied.

Facebook is apparently connecting with many of its own employees. It ranked as the best tech company to work for in 2017 and came in second among U.S. companies overall, according to a new report from Glassdoor. The ninth annual list is based on employee reviews posted on the job site from Nov. 2, 2015 to Oct. 30, 2016. Facebook took the number one spot overall in 2011 and 2013 and was number five last year. This year, management consultancy Bain and Company returned to the top spot.

Mashable Debuts exclusively premieres music, videos, artwork, trailers and more. You saw it here first! LOS ANGELES — Miss San Diego Comic-Con already? Con Man has got you covered. The show, which debuts its second season on Dec. 8 on the Comic-Con HQ streaming service, follows the post-show life of Wray Nerely (Alan Tudyk) co-star of a sci-fi series, which was canceled before its time and went on to become a cult classic beloved by fans.

Bernie Sanders didn't hold back when it came to Donald Trump's recent conspiracy-laden tweets, which show no signs of abating. Sanders made an appearance on Conan Tuesday night, where the discussion steered toward the President-elect and the ensuing debate over so-called illegal voters having an influence in the election. "I tell you what my take is, first of all it's delusional. It's totally insane," he said. "Nobody believes that who studies elections, or election patterns.

In one of the more bizarre moments you'll see in basketball, Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith took a moment to embrace opposing player Jason Terry on the sidelines in the first half of the Cavs-Bucks game on Tuesday. The two have a history — Smith was suspended for a game after he elbowed Terry in the face in the 2013 playoffs — so it appears as if they've reconciled their differences.

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