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Oct 29, 2022 03:29AM
It's embarrassing to admit but I had no clue what would happen if I pressed the little, blue facebook button on this blog post and the last. Anyway, I pressed it and I think I've 'shared' it to 'public'. Oh dear, is this wise?
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Anna wrote: "It's embarrassing to admit but I had no clue what would happen if I pressed the little, blue facebook button on this blog post and the last. Anyway, I pressed it and I think I've 'shared' it to 'pu..."Those mysterious switches and buttons are all around in some of the least suspected locations just enticing one to click, push, or flip. In my "big" truck, just above the cup holders, there are four flip switches labeled "Aux 1, Aux 2, Aux 3, Aux 4". (These are available for wiring auxiliary circuits for lights or other added items for the truck or trailer, none of which I have in use.) Sometimes, when a passenger who has not been in the truck with me before is looking at the switches or puts in a tall cup that comes close to them, I will say, "Whatever you do, DO NOT flip any of those switches. One of them is a passenger EJECT switch and I can't remember which one it is. Whatever you do it is at your own risk."
I am relatively certain, though, that the Facebook button will not have long-lasting, adverse effects.
Lol lots! Presumably, if it's worth it, we might see something here...
Or maybe it's lost in the ether. Or maybe... um...
😂 Brilliant Walker! LOL🤣Oh, what I would give for an eject switch in my car. From the passenger seat, my husband seems to feel compelled to offer a running commentary of my driving skills (particularly parking manoeuvres).
I would just hover my finger over the passenger eject switch as a warning. Of course, I'd never use it . . . honestly, I wouldn't . . . no, really wouldn't dream of . . .
Anna wrote: "Lol lots! Presumably, if it's worth it, we might see something here...
Or maybe it's lost in the ether. Or maybe... um..."
I'm afraid I can't offer any technological advice, Anna. I have a face book account, but just use it to keep up with friends, have never posted on it to the wider public domain.
I consulted a young relative! It seems the universe will not explode (well not again, anyway) by my pressing the button. I might press a few more buttons here and there, except if they're red!
Daredevil? I have to laugh at myself really because my life has included many adventures and near misses (don't ask! But some enter my books as fiction, of course) but when it comes to this technological stuff I wonder if I'm setting off a train of disasters hurtling towards me. Yet I was one of the first to use emails (at work) and I hardly received any because no-one else had an email 'machine'! Since I took up writing, I've got left behind - far too busy to keep up. Excuses, excuses!
