The My Couch Doesn’t Have The Guts To Talk To Me Or Any Blueberries Complaint Thread.
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Old puppies are usually called "dogs". :)
Or sometimes "buppies".
LOL. Its a puppy that's an old jar. Have had it since me and the wife got married 16 yrs ago
cookie jars iz one of those sentimental values thingees
The official Government statement is that it is likely a "...weather balloon or some sort of photographic artifact caused by light reflection on the lens."
I see you have some experience with that.
Dana
...a little freebie security drone from Bar-Code (Dystopia).
I thought I might have recognized it, that's why I asked.
Dana
...indeed. At least there's none of those aggressive pepper pots around that keep saying "Exterminate! Exterminate!"
I don't really watch the show, but I'm aware of some of it's...umm...plot devices.
Dana
I like it. But while she is diverted by the butterfly, the cat is stealing her milk!
I'm assuming that the ship is a remote controlled toy?
Dana
oh doi, just dawned on me could buy the scifi kit w/o the city addon. voila!
That Daydream outfit works great for little girls, doesn't it? :)
LOL. Its a puppy that's an old jar. Have had it since me and the wife got married 16 yrs ago
cookie jars iz one of those sentimental values thingees
We still have holiday dishes that we got for our wedding that we've never opened for that reason.
the shuttlestar looks cute. but , need something the size of a Staten Island ferry or a train to commute civilians to the space station.
LOL. Its a puppy that's an old jar. Have had it since me and the wife got married 16 yrs ago
cookie jars iz one of those sentimental values thingees
We still have holiday dishes that we got for our wedding that we've never opened for that reason.
wheee almost holiday cookie baking time :)
cookie jars iz one of those sentimental values thingees
We still have holiday dishes that we got for our wedding that we've never opened for that reason.
wheee almost holiday cookie baking time :)
Don't rush it! Let's get through Labor Day first...then Halloween!
Dana
cookie jars iz one of those sentimental values thingees
We still have holiday dishes that we got for our wedding that we've never opened for that reason.
wheee almost holiday cookie baking time :)
Don't rush it! Let's get through Labor Day first...then Halloween!
Dana
Never too soon for cookies! \(^_^)/...
We just finished up our fresh baked almond cookies.
yumma almonds :-P
huhh? i don't know if this is true? certain fruits a more beneficial based on your blood type? i'm A-negative
I'm A-Negative also. Never heard that but I wouldn't be surprised
search foo ... they calling it a biotype diet.
Sounds like another fad diet.
Dana
Morning. Bright sun and luminous blue sky outside my window - Spring yay !
I hate my neighbors dogs. 2 hours sleep I got! now here I am cooking breakfast. Its a crazy world. :roll:
Dark and dreams go together like coffee and cupcakes :l)
TEh cuteh :)
I've been using the Windows Defender software available free from Microsoft for several years now and it seems to work just fine.
Of course, I rarely click links in emails, not even those from my bank (though I do click the ones from the monitor bots from these forums).
I also use the Web of Trust plugin for Firefox and Chrome and tend to get to most websites by searching. If a site is even remotely sketchy I open it using a browser in Sandboxie (http://www.sandboxie.com/) to keep it isolated.
From what I've seen of from testing from actual security companies there's not a lot of difference between Windows Defender, Norton, McAffee, AVG or Kaspersky. The free apps tend to do just as well as the paid version for most things and in many cases have less of an impact on system performance. I know Defender has a much smaller footprint than either Norton or McAffee.
Windows Defenders is not anti-virus software, it is anti-spyware software. It is not desiged to detect virus, so you are at risk. They are different. You are correct that all the anti-virus software is about as effective...none of them can stop everything. Today one is better, tomorrow another one is better, but they all eventually catch up and do the same job. You just have to hope that the one your software misses doesn't actually visit your computer until the next day, when yours is updated and it now catches it.
I don't know if it still holds true, but for many years you couldn't put two anti-virus software packages on one computer. It does bad things. But Windows Defender coexists peacefully with Norton anti-virus, or any other anti-virus software, because it is not anti-virus software.
Running something like Ad-Aware, ccleaner, and SpyBot Search and Destroy on your computer now and then is a good thing, too. Windows defender doesn't catch everything in it's category either, I'm sure.
Dana
You are correct, that's what I get for typing in a rush before heading off to day 3 of a con on to little sleep and to many people.
It's Microsoft Security Essentials that's the anti-virus now. Same thing holds true, it's free and it seems to work.
As far as I know you still shouldn't have 2 AV programs running at the same time as they tend to step on each other and create havoc.
don't know, doesn't sound right Whisky Tango Foxtrot blood types are based on inherited antigens, don't see how nutrients can be affected by those or affect them
don't know, doesn't sound right Whisky Tango Foxtrot blood types are based on inherited antigens, don't see how nutrients can be affected by those or affect them
I'm curious as to where Misty heard this. It almost sounds like some article a magazine made up and is trying to use it to sell extra copies lol
was watching a victoria's secret runway model, whose a blood type 'O', anyhoo, is fad diet
http://www.ehow.com/list_7267444_food-list-blood-type-diet.html
miranda kerr - she haz flutterby wings
Ah well there you go :)
Damn she's attractive! She could be Stephanie 6 :smirk:
I've been using the Windows Defender software available free from Microsoft for several years now and it seems to work just fine.
Of course, I rarely click links in emails, not even those from my bank (though I do click the ones from the monitor bots from these forums).
I also use the Web of Trust plugin for Firefox and Chrome and tend to get to most websites by searching. If a site is even remotely sketchy I open it using a browser in Sandboxie (http://www.sandboxie.com/) to keep it isolated.
From what I've seen of from testing from actual security companies there's not a lot of difference between Windows Defender, Norton, McAffee, AVG or Kaspersky. The free apps tend to do just as well as the paid version for most things and in many cases have less of an impact on system performance. I know Defender has a much smaller footprint than either Norton or McAffee.
Windows Defenders is not anti-virus software, it is anti-spyware software. It is not desiged to detect virus, so you are at risk. They are different. You are correct that all the anti-virus software is about as effective...none of them can stop everything. Today one is better, tomorrow another one is better, but they all eventually catch up and do the same job. You just have to hope that the one your software misses doesn't actually visit your computer until the next day, when yours is updated and it now catches it.
I don't know if it still holds true, but for many years you couldn't put two anti-virus software packages on one computer. It does bad things. But Windows Defender coexists peacefully with Norton anti-virus, or any other anti-virus software, because it is not anti-virus software.
Running something like Ad-Aware, ccleaner, and SpyBot Search and Destroy on your computer now and then is a good thing, too. Windows defender doesn't catch everything in it's category either, I'm sure.
Dana
You are correct, that's what I get for typing in a rush before heading off to day 3 of a con on to little sleep and to many people.
It's Microsoft Security Essentials that's the anti-virus now. Same thing holds true, it's free and it seems to work.
As far as I know you still shouldn't have 2 AV programs running at the same time as they tend to step on each other and create havoc.
I get Norton Security Suite for free from Comcast/Xfinity, so I have no complaints. Except that Identity Safe stopped working. I have to get back to them on that, but I've been distracted by other things.
And that every time Firefox has an update it breaks the Norton toolbar or something, so I have to wait until they catch up.
Dana
I'm curious as to where Misty heard this. It almost sounds like some article a magazine made up and is trying to use it to sell extra copies lol
was watching a victoria's secret runway model, whose a blood type 'O', anyhoo, is fad diet
http://www.ehow.com/list_7267444_food-list-blood-type-diet.html
I told you so, and I didn't even have to look it up. Proper nutrition and exercise are all you need. And remember that rules are made...by people who think they know it all, but usually don't really. One thing is sure, cutting down on soda helps a lot. I used to drink Dr. Pepper all day, except when I had my V8 with lunch. I cut down to only one glass per day (admittedly, it is a pint glass - but I used to fill that up all day) and lost ten pounds within the last year, just that one thing. Two years ago I cut down my meals to two a day rather than three. I'm still fat, so I'm not starving...that's for sure. But I'm a lot better than I used to be. Three years ago I was 212 pounds. Today I hover between 179 and 183. That's about a 30 pound drop. If I start some kind of exercise routine I know I can blast it away...I just need to get moving. I would like to get where I was when I was working out (3 days LifeCycle and Nautilus circuit, one day 40 minutes on the LifeCycle on it's highest setting, for two random programs [2 x 20 minutes] non-stop). At that time I was 145. Of course, there was muscle mass...which weighs more than fat, so I won't look or feel quite the same. But I can be close, and a lot healthier than I am now. I do have some freeweights, but no bench and no room for one. I have to watch out for my knee, too.
Dana
Does anyone here know if there is a way to get a password for an admin account on Windows 8? A friend whose partner passed away has an account on his computer, but she can't get to his stuff. There might be important documents, emails, photos. And since it's now hers, she needs to have admin access in order to install things.
My best friend, who passed away last year, used a Linux boot disk to do this with my computer a couple of years ago, but that's Windows XP, and I don't know if that hole still exists in the newer versions.
I don't know how much help I can be...she's 3,000 miles away.
Dana