May 26th, 2010
Vince
Hi Vince,
Facebook will roll out changes today that will make it easier for our users to understand and control their privacy settings. As this change will have an impact on our users, we wanted to let you, a valued advertising partner, know about it. Please note that this change will not affect your advertising campaigns and there is no action required on your part.
Facebook is a company that moves quickly, constantly innovating and launching new products to improve the user experience. The feedback we heard from users was that in our efforts to innovate, some of our privacy settings h ad become confusing.
We believe in listening to our users and taking their feedback into account whenever possible. We think the following changes address these concerns by providing users with more control over their privacy settings and making them more simple to use.
Starting today, Facebook will:
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Provide an easy-to-use “master” control that enables users to set who can see the content they share through Facebook. This enables users to choose, with just one click, the overall privacy level they’re comfortable with for the content they share on Facebook. Of course, users can still use all of the granular controls we’ve always offered, if they wish. |
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Significantly reduce the amount of information that must be visible to everyone on Facebook. Facebook will no longer require that users’ friends and connections are visible to everyone. Only Name, Profile Picture, Networks and Gender must be publicly available. Users can opt to make all other connections private. |
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Make it simple to control whether other applications and websites access any user information. While a majority of our users love Facebook apps and Facebook-enhanced websites, some may prefer not to share their information outside of Facebook. Users can now opt out with just one click. |
I encourage you to take a moment to read our CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s blog post and check out the new Facebook Privacy Page.
Thanks,
The Facebook Ads Team
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Facebook’s offices are located at 1601 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, CA 94304.
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April 15th, 2010
Vince
Security expert who poked holes in Microsoft says the company has raised the bar in software development and talks about the shifting threat landscape.
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April 14th, 2010
Vince
Researchers say vendor should issue a patch before more attacks come.
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April 5th, 2010
Vince
Firefox 3.0.19 is the end of the line for the browser version that debuted in 2008. Also released to fix security problems: Firefox 3.5.9 and Thunderbird 3.0.4.
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April 4th, 2010
Vince
Versions of the worm that went bust a year ago are still spreading and hiding on 6.5 million infected computers, security experts say.
View full post on CNET News.com
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April 3rd, 2010
Vince
The new browser version, released just over a week after Firefox 3.6.2, fixes another critical vulnerability in the open-source browser.
View full post on CNET News.com
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April 2nd, 2010
Vince
Fake ‘fan pages’ claiming to offer Whole Foods gift cards actually lead to a form that steals personal information, the grocery chain is warning consumers.
View full post on CNET News.com
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April 1st, 2010
Vince
Big Blue is working with the federal agency to design a security system to protect private and commercial plane networks from cyberattacks.
View full post on CNET News.com
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March 31st, 2010
Vince
Google and McAfee say they have found evidence of a botnet targeting opponents of a Vietnamese mining project that was created through the use of malware.
View full post on CNET News.com
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March 30th, 2010
Vince
Security experts praise Microsoft for patching vulnerabilities now rather than waiting two weeks for the next Patch Tuesday, given the severity of the issues affecting Internet Explorer.
View full post on CNET News.com
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March 30th, 2010
Vince
I’ve been using Pandora for sometime now after they had done a cap that has not stopped me from coming back to Pandora.
I’m not sure but i clicked on this link after logging into to Pandora and got a free 24 hour trial..
My review:
Doesn’t lie about “more skips” and no ads i didn’t test the desktop app just because i have no use for it i mean you get what you pay for as of this post it’s 35USD a year..
Here are some screen shots of Pandora One..
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Rating: +2 (from 2 votes)
March 29th, 2010
Vince
Installing Webmin on a server is pretty painless; however, to install it, you must have root access to the server.
To install it we are going to use the tarball 
make sure you have wget install
On centOS it’s yum install wget
On ubuntu apt-get install wget
To download it:
cd /root
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/webadmin/files/webmin/1.510/webmin-1.510.tar.gz/download
You have now downloaded webmin in /root. The installation of Webmin will take some tiime depends on your server spcs once you untar the tarball and run the script.
To install Webmin, you need to run the following commands:
tar -xf webmin-1.510.tar.gz
cd webmin-1.510
sh setup.sh
Once this is done, you just need to make sure Webmin has started, and you can visit by going to http://ipaddress:10000.
Login with root and your root passw
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March 29th, 2010
Vince
Visit http://verify.cpanel.net to verify that your IP has the proper licensing necessary to install it.
On CentOS:
yum install gcc gcc-c++ make -y
As soon as these prerequisites have been installed, it’s now time to install cPanel. The steps to install cPanel are:
wget http://layer1.cpanel.net/latest
chmod +x latest
sh latest
When this process has started, look at more posts on my blog
If you have any problems you should check: http://www.cpanel.net/install.html
then go to : https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:2087 and setup your server.
If you never setup a cpanel server, you can find some usefull information here: http://www.cpanel.net/docs.htm
Good luck!
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March 29th, 2010
Vince
To install DirectAdmin, you need some packages before hand. Run:
yum update -y
yum install gcc-c++ gcc automake -y
At this point, it’s time to make sure nothing is preinstalled on your server, and if it is, it’s time to remove it.
Run:
yum remove httpd* php* mysql* -y
Your server is now prepared to install DirectAdmin, so let’s begin.
Run:
wget http://directadmin.com/setup.sh
chmod +x setup.sh
sh setup.sh
That’s about it, just do what it asks for
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March 29th, 2010
Vince
The United Kingdom’s Security Service is instituting voluntary and compulsory layoffs, after a review of its staff’s IT skills.
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