digmorcrusher
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Not exactly what you are looking for but could save you in an emergency.
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Nah, we'll be ok, its not unusual to get snow here this time of year or even sometimes in May, not many buds and zero flowers yet.
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Spring....bah, what's that? All our snow was all gone, 3 days ago it started snowing and hasn't stopped since, 30 cm of snow on the ground now.☹️
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I certainly did, first BBQ of season. I very seriously considered putting some shorts on too.
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17C here today, probably warmest day since last October some time.
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Thanks for your help.
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Hi thanks, yah, it was in a temp folder that was deleted. No sign of it that I can see. Is there anything else we need to do?
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Hi, would like to get this checked, Defender may have gotten rid of it but would like to be sure. Malwarebytes, Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool, and Emsisoft Emergency kit do not detect anything. In the process of doing an Eset Online scan. Thanks.
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I have a free Proton mail account for several years now and quite like it.
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I assume you need the "Plus" subscription to see this? I do not have the Plus subscription and when I hover over the MB icon in the taskbar all I see is Malwarebytes Premium.
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I've used FSecure and Malwarebytes together with zero issues.
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1 hour ago, Wisewiz said:
Three things I really dislike about MB5:
They took the version number out of the bubble:
They added a non-removable ad for Premium Plus to the right-click menu:
And this huge, non-removablke ad for PP and a VPN in the Dashboard is completely unacceptable.
And I thought MWB was more service-oriented than SALES oriented. Boy, was I ever wrong!
Agree, I do not need or approve of the "upsell".
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1 hour ago, NewTricks said:
Ooooo, that means wildfires too. To clear skies and temps at least zero F
Very little snow this year, my front lawn was almost bare up until a couple weeks ago which is unheard of here. Last year at the same time there was probably 80 cm. of snow on it. So yes, there will be plenty of fires. An evergreen forest starts about 400 meters from my house. Uh oh. 😝
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13 hours ago, NewTricks said:
Totally "chill" where are you?
Western Canada
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6 hours ago, AdvancedSetup said:
That looks like some beautiful but cold country @pondus
Ha, you've been living on the West Coast too long. Temp here now, was quite a bit colder in January.
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3 hours ago, SennaSempre said:
hello a user on another forum came up with a Firefox extension that works perfectly:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bookmark-branch-porter
this extension works perfectly and does exactly what I'm looking for. It saves the link titles, the subfolders in folders (only if links are in them, empty subfolders are not saved, no big deal) and it's easy to use and migrate. It's almost a perfect solution.
It has 28 users and was last updated 6 months ago, not something that I would trust.
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Not sure why the average Joe would need such a long wi-fi range.
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1 hour ago, David H. Lipman said:
Don'r use Webmail.
Get an email client that has better Spam and Content filtering. Rules are OK but Regular Expressions are even better and add to Rules based actions.
I find its not which email service you use but how many companies/services etc you give your email address to. I use gmail and proton mail, with Proton I get virtually no spam,with gmail, which I have been using for 20 years, I may get 2 spam per month (probably less).
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Thanks for clarification Daske, I guess this is another reason why I hate all advertising. ☺️ Case closed.
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14 hours ago, Porthos said:
You missed this part of that page @digmorcrusher
Yah, I missed that but there is no reason to say its a $35.99 value, its misleading. Its like I give away my old lawn mower but tell the guy I give it to its a $200 value, There is no value if its given away for free, its misdirection to attract users.
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20 minutes ago, Xeno1234 said:
Browser Guard is free, its a browser extension.
I now its free but why are they pretending its $35.99 and everyone is getting a deal?
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Not sure why you guys are doing this, its basically false advertising, pretending that browser guard costs something when it actually is free. It seems like something a shady company would do to raise capital. If I am way off base here I hope someone will set me straight. Thanks.
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Spring 2024
in General Chat
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Will be shorts weather here soon, supposed to be 18 C today. Leafs starting to come out on trees and grass turning green.