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  • #61
    No one has mentioned Sagaspace for the over 50's ..... I think they missed out here, they could have called it FACELIFT
    ntg
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    • #62
      Did anyone see that snippet in the paper a couple of weeks ago that said as well as facebook, someone's set up HATEbook, where you can go and publicly announce who your enemies are and do mean things to them online. Is it just me that finds that very sad?

      Dwell simply ~ love richly

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      • #63
        Originally posted by Birdie Wife View Post
        Did anyone see that snippet in the paper a couple of weeks ago that said as well as facebook, someone's set up HATEbook, where you can go and publicly announce who your enemies are and do mean things to them online. Is it just me that finds that very sad?
        OK Bubblewrap finds another piece of music but please listen there too much hatred in the world already.
        http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Utsl2Y...eature=related
        The river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
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        • #64
          Originally posted by skegblade View Post
          I just signed up for and am learning about myspace. Is facebook any different and easier?

          Phil
          sorry but i've never used that one, maybe another grape has?

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          • #65
            Funny how many folk cheerfully use these social networking sites without realising they are doing the same as HMRC did with their two discs.

            Put information useful to identity thieves out in the public domain.

            Name, relatives, pets names, childrens names etc.
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            • #66
              ...um... not bank accounts, tho', Peter, surely?

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Hazel at the Hill View Post
                ...um... not bank accounts, tho', Peter, surely?
                Hazel, from a long career in IT visiting computer users and finding postit notes on vdu's with passwords written on them I have total belief in research which says a large proportion of people use their childrens names or pets names or birth dates as passwords or pin numbers.

                One bit of info can lead to another and another.......
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                • #68
                  's true - and guilty as charged! Funnily enough I tried to rationalise my postit note password hotchpotch on the pinboard this very day.

                  Bit off topic, I know, but given that I do vary my password, and that I have an account for (from memory):
                  ebay
                  paypal
                  bank (personal)
                  bank (company)
                  cr card x2
                  blogger
                  msn (hotmail)
                  skype
                  GYO grapevine
                  yahoo
                  acp (company website update thing)
                  and about half a dozen others

                  and I don't want to keep my details all in one place, but they need to be accessable (to me!), I would be interested in your advice regarding security?

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                  • #69
                    we can all get lots off email and usernames, if we can be bothered to look, but got to agree not to use details put on public websites and then using these as passwords etc, we all do it or have done it! just finished a book re - credit card fraud, u wouldn't believe the info etc you can get from checking into a hotel, it's the world today, sad I know. We just have to be on our toes.

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                    • #70
                      FB is also good for 'spying' on younger family members who seem to forget their aunty can see what they're up to hahahaha!!

                      Know what you mean about security Peter, but my name and address are available to anyone who cares to take the trouble from numerous other sources already, so I dont see FB as being any different. I do keep it private, so I dont get any unsolicited friend requests or the like - and I've so far managed to avoid scrabulous ... but for how long ... Claire???!!
                      Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by moggssue View Post
                        FB is also good for 'spying' on younger family members who seem to forget their aunty can see what they're up to hahahaha!!

                        Know what you mean about security Peter, but my name and address are available to anyone who cares to take the trouble from numerous other sources already, so I dont see FB as being any different. I do keep it private, so I dont get any unsolicited friend requests or the like - and I've so far managed to avoid scrabulous ... but for how long ... Claire???!!
                        Wait till you discover Traveller IQ....
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                        • #72
                          So come on then ... tell ..... or do I have to go find out for myself ....
                          Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by moggssue View Post
                            I've so far managed to avoid scrabulous ... but for how long ... Claire???!!

                            Well, as you've bitten me, thrown water at me and goodness knows what else, I think it's only fair that I challenge you to a game! (I use 'challenge' in it's loosest sense btw, as I'm rubbish! ).

                            Claire
                            I was feeling part of the scenery
                            I walked right out of the machinery
                            My heart going boom boom boom
                            "Hey" he said "Grab your things
                            I've come to take you home."

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                            • #74
                              Hmmm....think I need to learn then!!
                              Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance

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                              • #75
                                Just found Traveller IQ - am rubbish with capital cities it would seem!!!
                                Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance

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