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The elf??
#1

'sup??

Blondie Wrote:Lad is all I can think about.
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#2

Little. Just trying to see if Clay got his system straightened out...
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#3

you should stick around bud

Blondie Wrote:Lad is all I can think about.
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the_elf Wrote:Little. Just trying to see if Clay got his system straightened out...

when i get home i'll be downloading SE, and TF has a better version of Symantec shipping to me Monday so we'll see. I downloaded Firefox last night and it made a world of difference. Any other tips?

I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours
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Not really. Just that you don't need AV software on your system slowing stuff down as long as you're careful. Symantec has the whole nazi "subscription" method for getting definition updates, which I hate. That, and I'm a gamer, so...the less crap running in the background, the better.
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cLaY Wrote:when i get home i'll be downloading SE, and TF has a better version of Symantec shipping to me Monday so we'll see. I downloaded Firefox last night and it made a world of difference. Any other tips?
Be careful when you open the box. Tom loves shipping Sementec to guys he meets on the internet.

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the_elf Wrote:Not really. Just that you don't need AV software on your system slowing stuff down as long as you're careful. Symantec has the whole nazi "subscription" method for getting definition updates, which I hate. That, and I'm a gamer, so...the less crap running in the background, the better.

It's an NFR copy, there are no subscription renewals for virus definition updates.

BIRD33 Wrote:Im guessing BEW's vag loks like a hotdog that exploded in the microwave.
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NFR copy? Wow. That's killer. Never heard of them having a non-subscription version. I'll have to check my sources for that...just to have it on hand.
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#9

Oh no. Technical computer talk. God elf, you never stop do you....

j/k hiya big guy Wink
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#10

you guys have SP2 installed?

I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours
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paybacksare Wrote:j/k hiya big guy Wink

Big guy? Nice. The funny just doesn't ever cease with you, does it? Tongue

*stands on a chair to look PBA in the eye*
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cLaY Wrote:you guys have SP2 installed?

Yep.

It's a mixed blessing. There are a lot of apps that don't handle XP SP2 well yet. It's a lot safer than any lesser Microsoft OS, but it's still swiss cheese. Hmm, maybe not swiss cheese, but rather frumunda cheese.

There are pop ups that can defeat XP SP2's embedded IE pop up blocker. Firefox is wise advice, though I don't use it yet. I'm slow to accept change, most of the time.
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the_elf Wrote:Yep.

It's a mixed blessing. There are a lot of apps that don't handle XP SP2 well yet. It's a lot safer than any lesser Microsoft OS, but it's still swiss cheese. Hmm, maybe not swiss cheese, but rather frumunda cheese.

There are pop ups that can defeat XP SP2's embedded IE pop up blocker. Firefox is wise advice, though I don't use it yet. I'm slow to accept change, most of the time.

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BIRD33 Wrote:Im guessing BEW's vag loks like a hotdog that exploded in the microwave.
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trogs

I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk.  A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind.  A need to return to genuine practice, right effort.  Need to push on the great doubt.  Need for the spirit.  Hang on to the clear light.
           
Thomas Merton


       
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