If you really intend to act as a human traffic controller for all software on your PC, and seek software to enable you to do that, your time is not worth very much.
I'm half-hoping, half fearing that I'm going to find out this dude has spent his career replacing perfectly drives instead of removing the disk controller from Device Manager and letting it reinstall (the correct way to resolve the stuck-in-PIO-mode issue).
Breaching a plate glass window with the front of your skull, forcibly clearing the steering column with your pelvis and genitals, then flying through the air several feet and landing on the nearby terrain at high speed is better than remaining strapped to a padded seat.
You had better be using certificate-based encryption, or you have almost nothing.
OK, I partially retract that. Bog-standard wireless encryption is enough to keep people from stealing your internet connection. For people who aren't worried about being deliberately targeted for data they possess, WEP could be enough.
You can also see that Malawi, Swaziland, Ghana, and Zimbabwe have the highest regional interest for "bible", so what can you conclude about that? Are those the most "Christian" nations?
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if someone paid for windows, it seems reasonable to pay little more for such an important piece of software like firewall.
No. $100-$300 for a consumer operating system should be enough, god-damn-it. No more money should have to be spent just to operate the fucking thing.
If you really intend to act as a human traffic controller for all software on your PC, and seek software to enable you to do that, your time is not worth very much.
You can tell there's a nutria rat in the water because it looks like a medium dog is swimming towards you, and your real dog is cowering in fear.
Right. Because Internet Relay Crack is so much better than texting!
Let's see how long it takes for my comment to be removed.
If there is a God, i demand that he strike me dead and burn me to a crisp right now! Heyyyy! God! Hey!
If you disagree, please cite a court case or state/federal law to back up your claim.
No, I'm pretty sure you need to cite court cases. You don't get to be the "provide citations for everything you ever say" fairy.
You must live in Europe.
I'm half-hoping, half fearing that I'm going to find out this dude has spent his career replacing perfectly drives instead of removing the disk controller from Device Manager and letting it reinstall (the correct way to resolve the stuck-in-PIO-mode issue).
PIO mode kills drives?
I do agree. I just couldn't let the jab pass me by.
I also run no security software at all (except what comes with Windows).
If that's sarcasm, it's funny.
If not:
Right.
Breaching a plate glass window with the front of your skull, forcibly clearing the steering column with your pelvis and genitals, then flying through the air several feet and landing on the nearby terrain at high speed is better than remaining strapped to a padded seat.
"All you security experts are liars, I've only been penetrated against my will twice!"
But officer, he was asking for it!
I find it disturbing that, in the unique case that we have someone we CAN deny basic human rights to, we instantly do it.
Way to make sure everyone knows it's only international law that causes us to treat all men as created equal.
That's +Informative
You had better be using certificate-based encryption, or you have almost nothing.
OK, I partially retract that. Bog-standard wireless encryption is enough to keep people from stealing your internet connection. For people who aren't worried about being deliberately targeted for data they possess, WEP could be enough.
I can't see the password for some reason.
You had me until the last word.
I don't think you get an out for Windows Firewall, if that's what's on your mind.
You have to rethink what it means to be "poor". I live in the US, work a full-time job in the IT industry, and I can't afford a hamster.
Running a web server in a way that wouldn't work for most people isn't a solution to a kernel exploit. It's a workaround.
You're stretching all logical thinking to mean "software patent". It's a real strain, I'm afraid.
It was only 20 years away.
But then they invented the aorist rods...
The simple essence of "Choose your own adventure" is only a small part of the patent.
If you RTFP, you'll find voting mechanisms, pricing models, variable vote weighting based on a pricing model, and a proposed rating system.
I think they deserve the patent.
Being off-handed is one thing. You are what is referred to as being "all thumbs".
You can also see that Malawi, Swaziland, Ghana, and Zimbabwe have the highest regional interest for "bible", so what can you conclude about that? Are those the most "Christian" nations?
Actually, that might be a yes.