I rarely see Web sites use Shockwave. And if I do, it usually games. 99% of the stuff I see are in Flash. If I need it, I will just reinstall, look/use, and then uninstall it.
I also live in a city (L.A. area) and only residential cable broadband service is available for decent prices and speeds. No DSL because I am over 20K ft. Verizon does have FIOS here in my city finally since last year, but not in my neighborhood. Forget satellite for its slowness, caps, and prices. I can't afford a T1 (not rich). Dial-up sucks because of 26400-31200 speeds (3 KB/sec. average for compressed files; has been like that for decades).
How is it buggy? I haven't found anything weird yet in Mac OS X 10.5.x and on a MacBook Pro. I did run into Office not running, but then everything else wasn't loading correctly that required a hard shutdown (Mac OS X's shutdown just sat there too).
Heh. I was and still am always a C&C fan instead of Blizzard's RTS games (e.g., WC). However, newer C&C games after C&C3 are sucky now. C&C4 doesn't look that good. RA3 was crap.
... I watched its series premiere, and wasn't impressed. It felt like Star Trek (spaceships), Battlestar Galactica, etc. but worse. I still prefer SG-1. Atlanta wasn't that good either.
Weird, FlashBlock hid YouTube video on this story.
I see nothing!
I rarely see Web sites use Shockwave. And if I do, it usually games. 99% of the stuff I see are in Flash. If I need it, I will just reinstall, look/use, and then uninstall it.
Your version is outdated for v1.1 series. v1.1.18 exists.
LOL. :) I was just teasing you for the silly typo. :)
"PST format a dad design idea from the start" -- PST is a father design? :)
Slirp and TIA for emulated SLIP and PPP through UNIX shell accounts FTW! :P
Get off my lawns, younglings. :P
For me, it was bulletin board system (BBS) days. Good stuff.
FaceBook will be next, then whoever is next, etc. :P I got tired of switching social networks.
Can Hulu desktop do fullscreen video overlays? Basically, can I still do stuff on my computers and watch videos on my TV fullscreen?
I am confused. What sites use .NET under Mozilla's Web browsers?
I also live in a city (L.A. area) and only residential cable broadband service is available for decent prices and speeds. No DSL because I am over 20K ft. Verizon does have FIOS here in my city finally since last year, but not in my neighborhood. Forget satellite for its slowness, caps, and prices. I can't afford a T1 (not rich). Dial-up sucks because of 26400-31200 speeds (3 KB/sec. average for compressed files; has been like that for decades).
That game series rocked. I remember the island one too. :)
It only happened once (first time), and it is a new MacBook Pro (less than a year old). Thanks for the tips though.
How is it buggy? I haven't found anything weird yet in Mac OS X 10.5.x and on a MacBook Pro. I did run into Office not running, but then everything else wasn't loading correctly that required a hard shutdown (Mac OS X's shutdown just sat there too).
I played the final stress test/beta or whatever it was before the game shipped. It was decent, but not good as WoW. Has the game improved a lot?
I don't bank or do anything involving with $$ online.
Heh. I was and still am always a C&C fan instead of Blizzard's RTS games (e.g., WC). However, newer C&C games after C&C3 are sucky now. C&C4 doesn't look that good. RA3 was crap.
Also, MS Security Essentials use service. :(
SuperAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (thanks to the folks in http://www.dslreports.com/forum/security,1 for suggesting these) also don't hog your system like Windows' services. Run, scan, and clean on-demand. :)
Don't forget Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (W2K SP4 has it too) with mrt.exe command.
And I am a red virgin male alate or a female worker ant. :P
Don't underestimate this ant! I can hurt you a lot. >:)
I don't bank and do anything with money online (nor do I have a credit card) either.
... I watched its series premiere, and wasn't impressed. It felt like Star Trek (spaceships), Battlestar Galactica, etc. but worse. I still prefer SG-1. Atlanta wasn't that good either.
Mine:
# head -n 1 /var/log/auth.log | grep '^...............' --only-matching; grep 'Failed password' /var/log/auth.log | grep ' [0-9.]*\.[0-9.]* ' --only-matching| sort | uniq -c
Oct 4 06:47:04
8 190.202.98.211
16 88.87.196.105
I block brute attackers after failing three times.