I have all the praise for Facebook, from being the leading social network that has mashed up every aspect of networking into one platform to being a tool for brands to keep consumers occupied. But there is one thing I seriously dislike about it: it is so very secret. Secret about the most important issue: User Privacy.
How many of you have actually learnt about the social network introducing changes [be they good or ones that people retaliate to] on the site itself? I bet that number is confined to select few of the massive users it is swarmed with. And even that select group has come to know of it on blogs like ours and others. Alright, I understand it updates its own blog, but why the blog? It has the whole homepage to notify the users with, doesn’t it? But no, it just wont do that. Think of those privacy settings that users might still be unaware of at large, and I am not talking about the confusing settings for apps and the dashboard for notifications, but those associated to status updates. Seriously many of my friends have absolutely no idea what difference it would make if their status update is left open for everyone.
What I am simply trying to state here is the fact that the social network needs to adopt the same openness for teaching its users about privacy settings much like it does with every other thing.
Presently they released a new setting update for its users regarding their activity on Applications and Games Dashboards. This as any other asks users to keep their settings open to all [Everyone] or limit the activity to Friends Only. Now I was just looking forward to see where did Facebook actually explain this and why knowing it is important? Nowhere. Which simply means you might not know that your activity is being viewed by your friends. And while it does let you exercise control over the games and applications dashboard, I still feel it lacking too much, not on the feature, but how little seriously it has taken the issue of educating its users.
The decks are cleared for a brand new Essential Mix from the legendary Basement Jaxx.
Fresh from a year back in the DJ booth, Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton, aka Basement Jaxx deliver a brand new Essential Mix for 2010. The mix features some unreleased Jaxx material plus a few suprises!
http://www.filesonic.com/file/1255354571/2010-10-23_-_EM_-_Basement_Jaxx.mp3
ARTiST…. : Basement Jaxx
TiTLE….. : Essential Mix-SAT-10-23
GENRE….. : House
SUBGENRE.. : Jaxx House, Electronica, Dubstep
SOURCE…. : Radio
RELDATE… : Oct-23-2010
AiRDATE… : Oct-23-2010
TRACKS…. : 01
LENGTH…. : 119:35
SiZE…… : 144 MB
QUALiTY… : VBRkbps
Felix Jaxx — Hop Scotch – White Label
Torre — Corps a Corps – SSOH
Jon Giovanni — Bamboo – Grizzly
Duck Sauce — Barbara Streisand – 3 Beat
Armand van Helden — Zulu – Defected
Pinhead — Pingella – Atlantic Jaxx White Label
DJ Chus — Vuela Paloma – Toolroom Records
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano — Snitch – Size
Foamo — Centavo – Fat! Records
Drop the Lime — Sex Sax ( Bart B More Mix) – Bandroom Records
Deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner — Animal Rights – EMI
Steve Angello — Knas – Size
Steve Angello — KNAS (WAFA Edit) – Size
Sebastien Lintz — House Maestro – Spinnin Records
Rah Band — Clouds Across The Moon (Neuroxyde & Aki Bergen Remix) – Great Stuff Recordings
Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP — We No Speak Americano (Dazoo At Night Remix) – White Label
Pinhead — All Aboard – Atlantic Jaxx
Joe — Claptrap – Hessle Audio
The Count & Sinden — Panther Tango – Domino
Samrat — Rush n Zone – White Label
Green Velvet — La La Land (Bingo Players Mix) – Cajual
Basement Jaxx — Raindrops – XL
The Bloody Beetroots — Stay – Dim Mak
Autoerotique — Bubonic – Dim Mak
Jaxtrak vs Dustin Zahn — Stranger to Stability vs Bring The Robots – White Label
dead prez — Hip Hop – Breakbeat Kaos
Basement Jaxx — Saga – XL
Hands OnSemble — More Like Chutney – Hands OnSemble
Art of Noise — Moments in Love (Caspa Mix) – ZTT
Basement Jaxx Unreleased — Dracula – CDR
Jaxtrak — Gettin Louda (feat. Moodyman) – Atlantic Jaxx
Jon Giovanni — Take Off ( Felix Nite Dub) – Grizzly
Harry Choo Choo Romero — Tania – Bambossa Records
Earth People — Dance – Champion
Queen — Bohemian Rhapsody (Schizophonics Remix) – White Label
Cirez D — The Tumble – Mouseville
Booka Shade — Teenage Spaceman (Sei A Bass Remix) – Bandroom
Basement Jaxx — My Turn (Acapella) – XL Recordings
Motorcitysoul — Mbali Mbali (Jerome Sydenham Dubstrumental) – Ibadan
Basement Jaxx — Gimme Somethin True (Mutiny Remix) – XL Recordings
The Martin Brothers — Steal Drums – Dirtybird
Torqux — Bare Nite – Rottun Recordings
Chymera — The Rumours Of My Demise – Komplex de Deep
Ratcliffe — Jammy – White Label
Quest — Smooth Skin – Deep Medi Musik
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