I haven’t been able to post as often due to power cuts and the Internet is affected with it.
I’ll try to keep updating the blog as often as possible.
I have many posts labeled under work in progress. I might go a tad slow as it’s Ramadan in a few days (Happy Ramadan to you =3 ).
So that’s that.. Stay tuned for more posts really soon!
Stay safe!
I hope you are having a good day Following the hype from my last post. I want to talk about the Apple craze, and try to link it to Linux! I wanted to see if that applied to an idea I have been formulating for a while. But first, let’s take a look at Apple!
It has been around for quite some time. The fascination about Apple is out of control! Many people are running around with their iPhones and iPads sitting around sipping Starbucks and living the Apple life style..
All the gadgets plus a life long commitment to buy whatever idea they throw at you, and to devoutly hate any other product or platform that doesn’t have the Apple on it! It’s easy for some people. It narrows down the choices. I guess it’s easier having someone tell you what to eat and how to pay your bills and what to use and not use! That sums it now, doesn’t it? I observe Mac from a far. I never owned any Apple devices yet. And I don’t see myself doing so any time soon. I like how they look. And the sale rates impress me! How can an operating system with such low support to anything or have any meaningful programs be so successful!? Gaming on Mac? I don’t think so! **Insert meme
They share a similar origin. They are a lot a like (you can’t game on any of them!) and they are both non-Microsoft. Then why people adore Mac? Will we ever see Linux fan boys sitting in coffee shops sipping ”Java” while wearing whatever they like and chatting on Linux mobiles and stuff? Entering endless arguments on which OS is the better OS and flaming on line? Is that what it takes to make Linux on desktop mainstream?
Like the L-Zod and the L-Top? I don’t fancy copying Apple’s success. But they have done it. Why shouldn’t we? I know that Linux is all about freedoms and sharing! But we can’t share clothes , coffee and cellphones! Could we? The Linux sub-culture? Is it even possible? Have you ever thought of this? Let me know what you have in mind!
Hey there you guys
I hope you are having a good productive day
Today I decided to finally delete my Facebook account. It was deactivated for months anyway.
I don’t log on to it at all. So why keep it?
I was perplexed when I logged in and attempted to delete my account! I couldn’t find how to?!
I said it in my Facebook quit part 2. But I didn’t know it was so true until now!!
I have been navigating the options for over half an hour with no avail!
After a Google search I came across this support link by Facebook
You can’t delete your account from the settings anymore. You have to click the support link above !!
It recommends you to download a copy of your Facebook data (already did) because the deletion is permanent. And it can take up to 90 days for your data to be fully deleted! 90 Days!?!?!? And the deletion can be revoked in 14 days?
Trail separation? Seriously Facebook?
Why would they cling to the users to much? Whats in it for them?
I’d like to take this opportunity to announce that I don’t have a Facebook account anymore. And I don’t plan on opening one any time soon!
Would you delete your Facebook account? Share your experience with me 🙂 and with the awesome fans!
Have a lovely day
