How to Opt out of Facebook Places & Hide Location From Friends
Don’t let other people check you into places you’re not at. This is just asking for trouble.
Follow this How To and you can breathe free and feel happy about your privacy!
I am thinking about blocking comments on my facebook page. I’m not blocking comments as comments are always welcome on my blog. But I don’t like responding to post in that area.
Colonel Kicked Out of Afghanistan for Anti-PowerPoint Rant
Consider it a new version of death by PowerPoint. The NATO command in Afghanistan has fired a staff officer who publicly criticized its interminable briefings, its over-reliance on Microsoft’s slide-show program, and what he considered its crushing bureaucracy.
Live from Apple's fall 2010 event
Don’t forget to watch Apple’s announcement tomorrow at 10am (Pacific). Also you can watch live from your iPhone/iPad/OS X 10.6 w Safari. Freakn… weird… I’ll just see it from engadget.
Live Requirements from Apple:
“Viewing requires either a Mac running Safari on Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard, an iPhone or iPod touch running iOS 3.0 or higher, or an iPad.”
2010 UC San Diego Data Mining Contest
Does anyone want to enter the Data Mining Contest? Its a classifications problem. Our first task is to maximize the AUC of binary classification on a test data set. The second task is similar to task 1, but is on a boolean-transformed data set. $10K in prizes! Lets do this!
The "Pull-Out" Method, does it work?
Interesting… It kind of does. 96% if you use it perfectly according to these results. With typical use (no perfectly pulling out), about 73%. Well, to prevent pregnancy I mean. Wouldn’t recommend for the one-night-stand if you don’t know your partners sexual history.
20 Best Google Chrome Extensions for Web Developers
I’ve talked about Google Chrome before and how I switched over to it. It was still lacking some features for Web Dev, but its getting much better. Check out this list of extensions.
How do I connect to the UCLA_SECURE wireless network?
On the UCLA Campus, you can pick from UCLAWLAN, the new UCLA_WIFI (Same as UCLAWLAN), some lame free WiFi that doesn’t work, OR UCLA_SECURE. Of course you want UCLA_SECURE. Its the best!
But how do you connect to this super awesome powerful wifi? Well… there’s a few steps.
Let’s begin… Its not broadcasting its SSID. So you have to manually type it in.
It uses WPA2 Enterprise security.
Check the Certificate, it should be for auth.ucla.edu.
Use you’re UCLA Logon ID and password to connect.
That should be enough info to get you connected on any OS, but click the link if you need pretty pictures.
Thanks a lot Oracle - Google won't be attending JavaOne Conference
… but Oracle’s recent lawsuit against Google and open source has made it impossible for us to freely share our thoughts about the future of Java and open source generally. This is a painful realization for us, as we’ve participated in every JavaOne since 2004…
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