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Well said, here here Mbam staff

They are really all my least favorite, they're all nasty! However the ones that come with rootkits and trojans and the like are definitely the worst, in terms of system security comprimisation (I don't think that's actually a word lol) and they are also the most difficult to remove it seems.

Well here is my input (& opinion) on that, Wildman. Personally I would not go ahead and copy an entire album/CD for someone I know. I don't think that's right for two reasons; 1) the artists rights, that is not fair to them and 2) I paid for it, why would I give away a copy? Now if you are making a small mix CD for someone you know as a gift or to use at a party that has some songs from different albums, and as long as you aren't selling that CD(s), I think that that would be okay. (If not, someone please enlighten me )

They are both an excellent choice

We have a dern alarm clock that for some reason is still stuck on the old schedule; it changes itself twice a year a couple weeks too early or late... It's nice that it changes itself but it does not change on the correct date anymore

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That's pretty cool Buttons Exile, that is schweeeettt!! I hope you can find one sometime

I couldn't agree with you more, Exile

Luckyyy. Have fun with it

Thanks

Thanks Sho-Dan, looks like that explains that!! I'll read that later on, looks very interesting

Thanks for the enlightenment! I'm sticking to that it's a planet though; I learned this song when I was 6 to remember the planets and their order and its just not complete without Pluto, lol

Eh, I just dealt with it. It opened up TWO screens each time I hit save to tell me it was unsafe. Super annoying.

That's cool. I'm trying to think of a cool fact but I am failing at the moment. For now, I don't get why Pluto is no longer classified as a planet Granted I've never much looked into/researched it, but I still consider it to be a planet.

This probably explains why IE was throwing up warnings at me yesterday for a site that I have to use at work and half the time I have to use IE for... and I know it's safe. It was very annoying, so I switched to FX as soon as I could.

It's Dilbert It doesn't always make sense, at least not always to me.

I agree w/ Exile & everyone that agreed with him; Malwarebytes has excellent heuristics!

You should never have more than one anti-virus program installed at a time. They can conflict and cause system freezes, lock-ups, and having more than one can even lower your system security. Choose one, uninstall the other one.

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Happy Birthday

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hehe that's cute. I first saw that picture maybe like 5-6 years ago, my friend had it as her user icon to logon to the computer. I don't think I've seen it full-sized yet though.

I agree.