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  Posted by Kelsey Fri Jul 4, 2008 3:16pm PDT

  HAPPY 4th! Be merry for one day until you have to go to work the next day!

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  Posted by T.T. Fri Jul 4, 2008 4:20pm PDT

  Logging out COMPLETELY isn't enough most of the time. After you have logged out and closed the web browser, go into Internet Options and delete all the cookies, temporary internet files, history, form data and passwords from memory. This will ensure no one will be able to use your passwords or username. I never use passwords that others would know or that can be cracked. I have a method of devising passwords that are virtually un-breakable. I also ensure that nobody has access to my computers except for myself. I also decline offers to "remember you" or "remember your password" or "log you in automatically". This way I ensure nobody can use any of my accounts or can impersonate me.

  If I were you, I would divorce myself from these so called "friends" as soon as possible. When they changed your profile they may have viewed it as a practical joke or being funny, but, they never considered the harm their "joke" could cause. You don't need so called "friends" who maliciously access and change any of your user accounts or information. You may also tell them how angry and disappointed in them you are and how much their malicious joke hurt. After that just write them off and don’t talk to them anymore, even if they try to contact you. You don’t need “friends” who are malicious or cruel.

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