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Aug 10

Dealing With a Relationship Breakup | Relationship and L…

Dealing With a Relationship Breakup | Relationship and Love Advice

…It might be hard to believe but taking your time is probably the best way for dealing with a relationship breakup. There are other things that you can do, but the old saying time heals all wounds is true. Unfortunately, if you’ve been together for many years it can take even more than a year to get over the break up. But like I said, there are steps you can take to mitigate the pain and take your focus away from it.
Do new things that interest you and that you and your ex didn’t do. Doing something creative or spiritual can give balance to your life. When holidays and birthdays come around, create new traditions to replace the old ones you may have had with your ex.
Make a schedule for your days. Give yourself things to accomplish. After a break up it’s easy to develop a feeling of low self-worth. By getting things done, you can work at building your self-worth. Also, this takes the focus off your relationship.
You need closure. Box up reminders of your relationship and put them away. Stop having contact…

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14
Feb 10

Parallels: "We won’t virtualize OS X until Apple says so"

Legal issues aside, Parallels doesn’t want to strain its relationship with Apple, who can be rather fickle at times about which companies are in its favor. “We have a very good working relationship with Apple, and we don’t want to do anything to jeopardize the great partnership that’s been so valuable to both of us,” he added.

…When the news came out that Parallels was actually owned by enterprise software maker SWSoft about a month ago, there was a not-so-tiny detail from a Forbes article that drew a lot of interest. That detail was that SWSoft’s CEO hinted that it wouldn’t be difficult to run OS X in a virtualization environment. In the same article, VMWare confirmed the comment, saying that they’ve been resisting temptation to do so for seemingly too long. “We were trying to do it the way they wanted to, but in hindsight we
should have just gone ahead. I wonder what Steve Jobs is going to do,
because there is so much pressure to run Mac OS on non-Macs,” VMWare’s CEO Diane Greene said….

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8
Feb 10

The GameSpot controversy

When a game reviewer is fired soon after a bad review, people raise awkward questions about the relationship between advertising and editorial in the gaming world. Our take on the dangers facing the gaming press inside.

…One of the most common conversations that occurs when game writers get together to drink (and we all drink, since we mostly hang out at trade shows, and when Sony’s pouring, are you going to say no?) is who likes you, who you’re on the outs with, who is easy to deal with… the standard issues of working with so much pressure from your sources of review samples and quotes. Pressure is a part of the game, and the good writers, the ones with integrity, know that it’s a roller coaster. You annoy some people, but they come back to you in the end. It’s a matter of riding it out. You just have to make sure they need you more than you need them….

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18
Jan 10

8 Steps To Regain Control Of Your Facebook Privacy

A article covering steps to reset Facebook privacy settings – covering privacy in the context of search visibility, photos and videos, relationships and contact information.

…You don’t have that quite right, but you’re close.
If you can see a stranger’s Wall, you can see Stranger commented on Other Stranger’s photo, if they’ve commented. This has nothing to do with your relationship with either one or tagging, understand.
There are three links in the sentence. Stranger is linked to the profile you’re looking at. Other Stranger is linked to the stranger’s friend’s profile. And the word photo links to the picture itself.
That last link SHOULD go to a page that says you’re not allowed to see it. But the picture isn’t secured properly by Facebook. You can see it and its comments, as long as you have that URL. And you can click the album link to see everything else in the set.
If all your friends hide their Walls from strangers, you’re safe but what are the odds of making that happen?…

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