Reposting my original review from Amazon.com - these headphones are just too good to be left in the dustbin of history - for instance, I just bought a pair of Monoprice MEP-933, listed everywhere...
Somehow, the Ballad of Jed Clampett comes to mind, as I start to write this. You know, the Beverly Hillbillies. He was living his life, struck gold, and everything changed. That's kind of what...
Hi, Head-fiers. This is my first post as a newbie in the forum.
I will give a short introduction of myself. I am 18 years old currently studying in high-school. I love headphones because...
Build Quality: For something hand built, the overall build quality is quite good. Of course, it isn’t nearly as perfect as something from a plastic molding machine but it is far ahead from the...
Disclaimer: My only other good cans to compare these to are Beyerdynamics DT770 (250). I fully realize this review will be biased because of that. So please keep that in mind. This review is my...
Could be the NoScript plugin. I Use IE7 and the pages will look nice and never got a virus since I shoved a Firebox hardware firewall in front of them.
when i get rid of vista i will just have zone alarm full suite
edt, i love the zone alarm firewall (free) everytime something want to connect to the internet it tells you, and you can 'block'/'allow' and 'always'/'never'
Comodo, Avira, Spyware Blaster, Defender. Seems to work quite well for me. ZoneAlarm seemed to me way more resource-hungry than Comodo for me. NetVeda was probably the best firewall, in terms of speed and security features, but only supports XP, not Vista.
If you want something easy to use and something that wont have any problems or bother you with a bunch of popups and is easy to configure? Microsoft OneCare, try the free trial, works like a charm.
If you want something easy to use and something that wont have any problems or bother you with a bunch of popups and is easy to configure? Linux, such as Ubuntu or Mint, try the free install CD, works like a charm.
I think the ticket to not getting viruses on XP is to go to the network manager right click and highlight disable. That should take care of your problems. Then go out and buy a Mac, or get a distro of Linux for surfing the net. Friends don't let friends surf on windows.
I think the ticket to not getting viruses on XP is to go to the network manager right click and highlight disable. That should take care of your problems. Then go out and buy a Mac, or get a distro of Linux for surfing the net. Friends don't let friends surf on windows.
He is looking for FREE antivirus and you want him to buy a mac.
Or get a distro of Linux most are free. I am currently using Sabayon on my PC for surfing. I use the windows side for other stuff. Its really easy to have a dual boot system and never have to worry about stupid internet related stuff windows can't handle without lots of help and time. It doesn't matter how free the solution is if you have to constantly use it. That takes time, and time is money.