Yes it's an anti-virus program, but I'm really impressed with how:
a) small it is (12MB exe...compare that to Norton)
b) efficient it runs - two processes and no performance hit
c) fast it scans - my other antivirus (no bashing here) took almost an hour for a detailed scan. NOD did it in 20 minutes.
this is not an ad; you asked for my favorite 'non-bloatware'
Sorry if it's not up to your 47k standards like 'ed';)
why do games an their manufacturers constantly try to impress us with graphics, ignoring the fact the fact that some of these games have no game to them other than 30 minutes + of 'cinematic adventure'
Puhleeze... if I wanted a movie I would buy one. I f I want to actually play a game I should actually get to DO something other than watch
This is some thing the old games have (I grew up on Atari 2600) and are lacking in today's world.
Heck, I have a PS2 and can't find a single game that I don't watch for 10 minutes an hour.
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Yes it's an anti-virus program, but I'm really impressed with how: a) small it is (12MB exe...compare that to Norton) b) efficient it runs - two processes and no performance hit c) fast it scans - my other antivirus (no bashing here) took almost an hour for a detailed scan. NOD did it in 20 minutes. this is not an ad; you asked for my favorite 'non-bloatware' Sorry if it's not up to your 47k standards like 'ed' ;)
why do games an their manufacturers constantly try to impress us with graphics, ignoring the fact the fact that some of these games have no game to them other than 30 minutes + of 'cinematic adventure' Puhleeze... if I wanted a movie I would buy one. I f I want to actually play a game I should actually get to DO something other than watch This is some thing the old games have (I grew up on Atari 2600) and are lacking in today's world. Heck, I have a PS2 and can't find a single game that I don't watch for 10 minutes an hour.