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Are you not able to deactivate your Facebook account? I tried this link but got a fake error about a Facebook developer account  http://www.facebook.com/deactivate.php We’re not alone! Dont’ think you can ask Facebook for help.  I found several threads in the “Facebook Help Center”.  One person described being “trapped” by Facebook http://www.facebook.com/deactivate.php#!/help/?question=553438 http://www.facebook.com/deactivate.php#!/help/?question=554711 Update 5/31/2010: [...]

Following Jason Calacanis’ call to action, I am deactivating my Facebook account tonight (with plans to delete it later on). So far: I’ve made most of my information private, including photos I’ve run a backup using backupify I have just visited to deactivate my Facebook account facebook.com/deactivate.php Deactivate puts your account into a dormant state [...]

I’ve received a lot of questions from my previous blog post on converting and editing an iPhone voice memo. How do I get the mp3 option to show up? Watch and Learn Yes, it’s true. You can convert the .m4a files to .mp3.

Folks, Looks like many Gmail users (including Google Apps users) are having trouble accessing their email.  The workaround again is to connect via IMAP through a desktop client like Thunderbird, Apple Mail or Outlook. You can check status updates on Gmail over at Google’s AppStatus page http://status.google.com 9:29 AM We’re aware of a problem with Google [...]

it’s never a good idea to download applications and games from P2P filesharing websites because they are often put out there to “lure” people into downloading them so they can actually collect your personal information.

Here’s my process for taking Voice Memo recordings off my iPhone and editing them before I post them the the internet.

Thinking about using Flickr or Picasa for your images? Get Google Juice with Flickr

FEBE the Firefox Environment Backup Extension is an awesome and easy tool for making complete backups of your Firefox bookmarks, extensions and browsing history

This video does a great job at explaining the important parts when moving your data to a new computer

My client had the unpleasant surprise to understand that her wireless connection had been open, for 2 years! Learn how to protect your WiFi connection with WPA encryption, a router and passwords

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