Better than Norton!

[junglestylz]

The far best way to stop computer viruses!

 

[PuShAkOv]

Haha...

 

[PuShAkOv]

whats that?

 

[junglestylz]

The newest in computer virus protection!

 

[manuel]

remember to use a CLEAN one...

 

[junglestylz]

You can't just throw them in the dishwasher¿

 

[manuel]

in the dishwasher? with all the plates you eat out of? with the glasses you drink water/soda out of? uhm yeah, YOU can...

 

[junglestylz]

I was just wondering because I washed mine when I came out to visit you after bangin' that old hooker.[fake][joke]

 

[manuel]

yikes! im not talking to you...

 

[junglestylz]

You know I was kiddin', If I am going to pay for sex it would be the newer model. I'm not much of a classic fan.

 

[Wadula]

nice protection there. i't ggo and get myself some. will it help to use two?

 

[junglestylz]

Double up for extra safety! There also in modem protection.

 

[skandalous]

2 might slow it down too much. Not much "info" can pass, if you know what I mean.

 

[junglestylz]

True, the "data transfer rate" is definately slowed when there is too much "Protection". However, The moden generally prefers to get "Data" over an extended period of time at a slower pace.

 

[epj3]

True, the "data transfer rate" is definately slowed when there is too much "Protection". However, The moden generally prefers to get "Data" over an extended period of time at a slower pace.

HAHA well put!

 

[Wadula]

but aren´t modems out dated? mmuuaaahahhaaa...sorry folks....couldn´t behave

 

[epj3]

but aren´t modems out dated? mmuuaaahahhaaa...sorry folks....couldn´t behave

I still have a modem -- a cable modem

 

[junglestylz]

There is nothing better than a fast "modem"! Especially "cable modems". They allow you to be granted "access" faster. They can boost "productivity". They also react better to having a "full load of work" shoved throuth them! It also makes "computing" a lot more exciting because they handle "multi-tasking" a lot better than traditional "modems".

 

[Wadula]

okay, that is what i thought. i have cable modem too. so, who uses a router to hook up more than one machine?

 

[junglestylz]

I tend not to associate with "routing equipment". If something goes wrong it can get very "messy" and hard to resolve. There are a couple of good points to "routers" as well. You can have one "machine", in one place, and when your not in that place, there can be another "machine" where you are. This help alleveate some of the "frustrations" of not being able to get your "work load" done when at home. There are a lot of different people that believe having more than one "machine" is overkill. I personally think that it works very well for people that have many different needs to be able to use a "machine" with different "software" every once in a while.