In light of Facebook’s recent privacy setting changes what will you change about the way you use Facebook? We’d like to hear from you, so please take a moment to answer our first poll. Thanks!
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Once upon a time I had a MySpace account, but because MySpace spammed me with ads and didn’t keep my information as private as I wanted it to, I deleted it. Enter Facebook. Prior to January 2009 I’d given very little attention (or private information) to Facebook for the same reasons, but then I discovered Facebook’s fully customizable privacy settings. I eagerly embraced Facebook as a state of the art social media tool, and, in combination with carefully constructed profile security filters, added every detail about my life to my profile. If only I could have seen the future.
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Aries - That thing you found in a bar will cause more trouble than it’s worth.
Taurus - You have been ousted as the mayor of your man cave.
Gemini - Wearing a red shirt to a Star Trek convention is probably a bad idea.
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Steve Jobs just released his thoughts on why Apple doesn’t support Flash on their mobile devices. This debate has been going on for several years now since the release of the iPhone, and it’s one that iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad owners have been painfully aware of.
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The time I’ve been spending with my iPad has been sporadic at best. I love the thing, but my schedule doesn’t allow me to use it as much as I had hoped over these last few weeks. This past weekend, I finally had a chance to sit down with it and write a single blog post for another site I’m working on. I was hoping that the iPad’s version of Safari would run WordPress as well as its desktop counterpart, but unfortunately that’s not the case.
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