But photos and comments are still stored within Facebook servers. Add a photo and let it stay in there a day to let it be cycled into their Facebook servers. Find out the link to the stored image [URL]. Then delete the picture.
Use the URL to locate your deleted picture. Not deleted, yes?
Think of it this way instead: once you post something, anything, it never goes away. Never.
Except they don't put the lime in the coconut
I finally figured out what those red spots are on my Foxconn motherboard.
Bean juice? Nahhh...
You mean there's more than porn on RS?
That is, if your servers can withstand being slashdotted in the first place.
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The wires form when buckyballs are dissolved in an aromatic hydrocarbon called 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene.
Aromatic hydrocarbon, my ass. Those damn kids have been into my Scotch again.
Why is the parent marked as a Troll? It is an opinion.
From the picture given, it looks extremely busy. Are we trying to raise a seizure-proof human by overloading one's senses until one completely shorts out by having no attention span at all?
Yes, I see where people feel the need to group apps into one container; it is our nature to try to tidy things up. But really, do we need that much data anyway?
Seeing people walking or driving or whatever they're doing while looking at a tiny screen reminds me of the Monty Python skit of the man who never looked up.
Make the client Windows-only again and you'll feel my wrath!
(Reply by Google: We know what porn you look at. )
There. Really fixed.
Commodore Vic-20 from 1983 and the plug-in modem cartridge.
I don't use it for the Internet; it is used for home security and light system.
He who steps on others to reach the top has good balance.
