OK I’m convinced. I’ve deleted my Facebook account.
Here’s the story from Jason Calacanis via Leo Laporte.
[Update] And from the BBC: Facebook downplays privacy crisis meeting.
[Update] And from the New York Times: Privacy Settings.
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MacBook Pro – Natural Disaster The is a screenshot of JuneCloud’s Delivery Status Touch running on my iPad. The Apple status panel says my new MacBook Pro will be delivered tomorrow, the UPS panel says it’s stuck in Shanghai due to a natural disaster. Interestingly, yesterday UPS were reporting that it had arrived [...] The iPad I picked up a trip to New York last week, four days after the Apple iPad was released. The SoHo Apple Store only had the 64GB models in stock – luckily that was the one I wanted. I also bought a second AC charger to keep in my travel bag, a [...] We’ve been back in the London flat for a few weeks and the broadband speeds have been variable. Over the weekend my trusty Netgear DG834G router was reporting a connection (to Zen Internet) of 5617 kbps but the broadband speedtester on thinkbroadband.com was reporting actual download speeds of only 1027 kbps i.e. only one [...] A funny article from The Oatmeal about printers and how they haven’t really changed in 20 years… Printers From The Oatmeal via Gizmodo via fc01.deviantart.com Great animation! Thanks John for pointing me towards this. Posted via web from Chris Parker’s posterous [...] David Pogue has posted an article on the NY Times about Readability – well worth a look… I’m using it all the time! Would you like to be able to read websites without all the distractions of ads, flash pop-ups and banners? Readability strips away all the clutter from the page and leaves you with just the content that you want to read. Go to the Arc90 website, select your settings, then drag the bookmarklet to your [...] Here’s my Dell Mini 9 running Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.1. I followed the instructions on MyDellMini.com to do the upgrade from Leopard 10.5.7. The internal drive has been upgraded to a RunCore 64GB SSD so the easiest way to upgrade is to remove it, connect it to another Mac via USB, [...] If you’re running an Intel-based Mac you should really run out and buy the latest version of Apple’s operating system, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. Snow Leopard To learn more, see Apple’s Snow Leopard pages and MacWorld’s extensive coverage. To check that your critical applications will run under the new OS go [...] |
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