Even on sites that "allow" deletion, you probably can't actually destroy your data, only impact its visibility. Sites that don't allow deletion LOVE updates. So here's the Universal Solution:
- Update your profile by removing (or changing to BS if necessary) as much information as possible. This includes "updating" your photo with something meaningless. - If possible, change any username/nickname info.
This is approximately as close as you can get for any non-deletion site regardless of their other policies.
I've had to recalibrate my battery twice in Linux, with limited usefulness, and I suspect you're suffering from the same problem. Specifically, after the indicator shows a completely drained battery, providing I disable auto-shutdown the computer will continue to operate for a significant amount of time.
- Run the battery completely dead.
- Charge the battery with the computer turned off.
- Run the battery completely dead.
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Even on sites that "allow" deletion, you probably can't actually destroy your data, only impact its visibility. Sites that don't allow deletion LOVE updates. So here's the Universal Solution:
- Update your profile by removing (or changing to BS if necessary) as much information as possible. This includes "updating" your photo with something meaningless.
- If possible, change any username/nickname info.
This is approximately as close as you can get for any non-deletion site regardless of their other policies.
I've had to recalibrate my battery twice in Linux, with limited usefulness, and I suspect you're suffering from the same problem. Specifically, after the indicator shows a completely drained battery, providing I disable auto-shutdown the computer will continue to operate for a significant amount of time. - Run the battery completely dead. - Charge the battery with the computer turned off. - Run the battery completely dead.