All My Exes Live in Texts
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All My Exes Live in Texts
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#2"Hire a lawyer, hit the gym, delete from Facebook."
Far be it from me to say how someone else should deal with their exes, but if their presence on social media makes you uncomfortable, there's a quick and dirty solution just a click of a button away.
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#7Damn, was hoping this was an article about how to encode Windows executables into text.
$fName = "last.exe"
$fContent = get-content $fName
$fContentBytes = [System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes($fContent)
$fContentEncoded = [System.Convert]::ToBase64String($fContentBytes)
$fContentEncoded set-content ($fName + ".text")
Now you can at least say that all your .exes live in base64-encoded .texts.Re: All My Exes Live in Texts
#8I deal with this problem simply. I delete them and remove them from my life. There have been no exceptions.
I've run into one or two of them around town, said hello, and went my own way.
It can be done, oddly enough. But then, I don't ascribe any meaning to deleting someone from Facebook. I have 100 people in my friends list, and I'd invite every one of them to a party.
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#10top image is a bit NSFW even though it's blurred, just FYI.