I don't think Opera giving away their browser in return for the user to view ad's is so bad. Other internet related software like Real Player display ad's even in their deluxe (paid versions)!
Personally, I use Webwasher to filter my ads. It uses a proxy based system and catches 90% of banner ads.
"Customers have the original CD so they can reload the software! " - hey atleast they acknowledge that windows is so screwed up that the customer will DEFINITELY have to reload the software.
hmm...perhaps that's the reasoning behind this statement?
"Customers have the original CD so they can reload the software! " - hey atleast they acknowledge that windows is so screwed up that the customer will DEFINITELY have to reload the software.
hmm...perhaps that's the reasoning behind this statement?
Sites like www.scour.net allow you to search for mp3's and then store them on sites like idrive.com. The result is that the mp3's propogate themselves as more and more people make copies of these mp3's and store them on their idrive accounts. Now try to stop it.
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Personally, I use Webwasher to filter my ads. It uses a proxy based system and catches 90% of banner ads.
Cheers!
"Customers have the original CD so they can reload the software! " - hey atleast they acknowledge that windows is so screwed up that the customer will DEFINITELY have to reload the software.
hmm...perhaps that's the reasoning behind this statement?
hmm...perhaps that's the reasoning behind this statement?
Sites like www.scour.net allow you to search for mp3's and then store them on sites like idrive.com. The result is that the mp3's propogate themselves as more and more people make copies of these mp3's and store them on their idrive accounts. Now try to stop it.