@scottalanmiller I agree, it just goes to show how important proactive and layered security is. I'm always a fan of the occasional NIFO, because well... tinfoil hat.

Nic's suggestion is sound. It's a hard type of med to get off of. Stay strong. It'll get easier.

@scottalanmiller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

I like the clean look, I think the stickers ruin the look and just look weird. Just like the ones Dell used to offer years ago.

That's how I feel. Some if these are very nice but I don't think that laptops with decals look good. They just look goofy.

In general I agree - one of the reasons I don't go for crazy phone covers either.

I swear, if I ever acquire a NG firewall for home, I will give it a name, and that name shall be "The Black Knight".

My car resets the radio to neutral anytime it restarts. So I am protected against that.

I'll be gettin the new 6+ and I'm excited.

And while crossing it he had nowhere to pee?

@scottalanmiller said:

That's been around a long time 🙂

Still brilliant.

Happy late B-day dude.

Anyway while people are at it.. I'm 26. If that helps at all.

Awesome

Hard to imagine when the pound sign (hash, sh) not being well enough known to not be associated with a single application that is incredibly recent. That's bizarre.

Welcome to all of the new interns!

They seem to have good sales nearly every week.

Stalker level 10 engaged.

Very different from Chef and Puppet. They only push out configuration.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@ajstringham said:

Things like AdBlock Plus, just as one example. However, it's finding plugins/extensions/add-ins that you might not have realized existed, just by browsing the repositories, that turn out to be big time savers. I'm more upset at the IE basically not encouraging people to develop for it.

Um, http://www.iegallery.com/Addons/Details/16161

The thing is sure there are a lot of plugins for chrome, but who wants them or uses them? most of them are of very poor quality. The less add ons the better.

Same issue as Android. Yeah it has the biggest software library but mostly it is a lack of quality control and sprawl. There isn't more on Android that I want, just more. It's not a bad thing, but not a positive either.