Facebook

Facebook is letting its nearly 1 billion users vote on changes to its privacy policy.

Including new sections explaining how it uses people's information and recently added features such as Timeline.

The new policy also opens up the possibility for Facebook to start showing people ads on outside websites, targeting the pitches to interests and hobbies that users express on Facebook.

The voting period starts Friday and runs through next week. 

The company had announced the changes in May, a week before its initial public offering of stock. Facebook's IPO landed with a thud, closing just 23 cents above its $38 offering price. The stock has declined another 26 %  in the two weeks since then.

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Does the new one get too hot? other bugs?
The last one works great and is only $399
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Where can i get one???

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Stores will be opening early!

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Start/Run...type chkdsk /r and hit Enter.

Type Y in new screen and hit Enter.

Reboot...the command will execute...the system will then boot into Windows.

I had a problem with indexing service I permanently disabled it in run > services.msc

then I ran chkdsk

How to remove ParetoLogic UUS.DLL error message

I recently got a .... ParetoLogic UUS.DLL error message

message:

RUNDLL Error loading

C:\Program Files\Common Files\ParetoLogic\UUS2\UUS.DLL

The specified module could not be found.

If you’ve uninstalled ParetoLogic’s Data Recovery or Data Recovery, you may get this error

It’s a Windows Scheduled Task entry that isn’t removed when Data Recovery is uninstalled.

To get rid of it simply,

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Facebook changes

Facebook changes, the good the bad the ugly!
They are now deciding what's important for you to see.

How, you ask ? Stuff like changes about your employer, school, relationship status or city, as well as lots of likes or comments. If a friend's post gets 20 comments or likes, it’s likely to be a top story.”Of course, users can control what becomes a top story by using their own feeds.

Meanwhile, Google is pointing people to its social network Google+

from its main search page. ( With a big, blue arrow.)

A major barrier to switching to Google+ has been its invite-only system. But the search engine opened up the network to all users with Google profiles. With discontent growing over Facebook, could there come a mass exodus from the older site?

The question will you be Facebook faithful?

Info on securing facebook pages

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/igeneration/january-2011-the-definitive-facebook-lockdown-guide/7439?tag=footer