“Unhack” Your Facebook Account

If you are lounging around at a café, Facebooking using their public wifi, note that a hacker with the right software can grab your login information and do you the favor of Facebooking for you, without your help. Realistically, his kind of hack is not very prolific, but it is easy to block, so it’s better to be safe than sorry. Since Facebook makes this simple setting unduly difficult, the following is a quick step-by-step (as of July 4, 2011).

  1. Go to the “Account” drop-down menu in the upper right of your Facebook page.
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Gmail “Anonymizer”: Using Gmail without others knowing about it

Free email is always popular. With Gmail having been out for a while and all those nifty Google services which require a Gmail ID as a prerequisite, Gmail is more popular than ever. إلعب واربح Couple with that its great Spam filtering and it’s no wonder why so many people use it. العاب ربح Even if you have your own domain or other email mailbox, the Spam protection, alone, might be a reason to switch to Gmail. Other reasons: almost unlimited mailbox size, fast searching of all your email, a single place to organize all your email, a single view to your mail organization from any email client (via IMAP), and versatile mail management via labels.

So, if you are going to use Gmail, here’s some advice on how to use it right. Continue reading Gmail “Anonymizer”: Using Gmail without others knowing about it

Protect Home Networks from Bad Websites

Here is a quick way to configure your home network to filter access to all those bad websites. This can help to keep inadvertent clicks to mal-ware websites from causing havoc with machines connected to your network—even the machines that belong to guest that are just visiting. At the same time, you can filter access to websites that some in the household should not be visiting.

Here is the short story: set the router that connects your home network to the internet so that its DNS primary and secondary IP addresses to 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220. Continue reading Protect Home Networks from Bad Websites

VMware: Running Your Apps Safely in a Virtual Environment

As a software/techy/geek, I love VMware Workstation for Windows (and Linux and Fusion for OSX). These products allow an operating system to run within the context of the operating system—a computer within a computer, so to speak. zaklady online This allows a single machine to be used to run any applications without having to to use multiple machines, dual-boot, or reinstall applications. tippmix.hu sportfogadás Continue reading VMware: Running Your Apps Safely in a Virtual Environment

Transferring iTunes Content

To retain all the playlist, podcast status, apps, and media organization in your iTunes setup do the following:

  1. Install iTunes.
  2. Make sure iTunes is not running. اون لاين كازينو legjobb fogadóiroda
  3. Copy all the media files from your old machine to the new. ivermectin would not be used when treating which parasite? trematodes mites ticks nematodes best ivermectin for young horses tipmix sportfogadás If all the media is in the standard iTunes location, copy to the entire iTunes directory.
    XP:
    C:\Documents and Settings\username\My Documents\My Music\iTunes
    Win7:
    C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes
    OSX:
    /Users/username/Music/iTunes

    In Finder, navigate to Home Directory, Music, iTunes.

  4. Copy any media outside the iTunes area to their same paths on the new machine. كازينو 888 william hill sportfogadás
  5. Start iTunes and let it rebuild its database. لعبة كازينو ivermectin pour on, scabies, daughter can you use ivermectin in dogs

If you are using iTunes to sync your contacts and other personal information with your iPod’s or iPhone’s, then be sure that the application that holds the personal data is installed and up to date before syncing the device. ivera chain 7210 color is moxidectin better than ivermectin?

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