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![]() Seems someone has hacked into my email account and sent a lot of DT'ers some bullsh*t. Sorry ya'll.
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Never had this happen. Guess I need to change all my stuff that has my email connected? |
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![]() what security software do you run on your computer?
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![]() I know you don't have my email, with that said, my spam AS WELL AS my regular inbox has numerous goofy emails, several viagra related. I always just delete my spam box, but it is concerning for me when my regular inbox gets all these goofy emails.
So I guess what I am trying to say is it may be all over. |
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Both Norton and Mcaffee are cancers to PCs. I'd recommend either the free version of Avira or their first level paid version, Premium. Both are very light in resource use and Avira has both the highest detection rate for viruses and the lowest false positive rate. Their interface is a tiny bit difficult, but so what. I would also use the free version of MalwareBytes for periodic checks of spyware on your PC. Spyware Blaster is a great free program that 'innoculates' your system against spyware too. I also love WinPatrol, but that's not for everyone. It can frustrate novice users, though I find it indispensable. Let me know if you need help. |
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![]() Phone, PM, IM or email?
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![]() LOL...They had something called NYMPHOMAX on there.
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![]() Knock on wood...................
I've been using Webroot for a while now and all is good................. Cat that sold me this system sold me on Webroot, back close to 2 years now. Knock on wood. |
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![]() Buy a Mac if you want to spend 50-100% more than you need to and if something goes wrong, spend about 500% more to get it fixed.
Of course, you can easily fix a PC yourself and save more. Can you do that with a Mac? Yeah, you can if you buy the proprietary tools needed to work on one (laptops especially). Why? Cause Apple likes to fugg their customers. Also buy a Mac if you want a lot less software to run on your system. I used to work in software development, and man, EVERYONE I worked with hated Macs. |
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![]() Got another one from GPK today....
Did you not change your password? |
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![]() Didn't click on the link this time. Too afraid.
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i guess i'll find out about repair costs if anything ever goes wrong. so far, nothing has. you can run windows on a mac if you choose (though for the life of me i can't imagine why someone would do this after working in OS) so i'm not sure what softwear is unavailable. i still use a windows machine for work. but it's like having to drive a car without power steering or power brakes. everything is just harder to do. |
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![]() I hate the Mac commercials. They make me want to have AIDS.
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