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i wasnt sure bout that one either...
edit: and thats a McaVee box, not a norton
edit: and thats a McaVee box, not a norton
Remember not to make anything that can be a**ociated with the real world too much.
I mean, a specific team's football shirt, etc.
Guns and stuff are fine. I'm sure you know what I mean, as it is hard to explain
yeah i know what you mean...
are the quest items done right? i noticed in another thread (i think it was king kod's) that there were some that seemed to be larger... i shrank them to 32x32 and i thought thats what size you wanted, but there seems to be a discrepency... i know there are 3-4 of them that need to be tweeked a little still but for the mostpart are they ok?
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edit: and thats a McaVee box, not a norton
I wouldn't know.. I don't use either of those dodgy 'security' software things
i dunno if id be telling everyone you dont have security on your comp... seems like your asking for trouble
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i dunno if id be telling everyone you dont have security on your comp... seems like your asking for trouble
Who said that? I said I didn't use Norton or McAfee
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i dunno if id be telling everyone you dont have security on your comp... seems like your asking for trouble
Who said that? I said I didn't use Norton or McAfee
AVG? I use that. Nice program, small memory footprint.
There is a 100% ASM Antivirus program, which is impossibly small, but its a monthly fee to use it
Btw, yes, a lot of those are good
Invisible War FTW
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i dont use any, the only thing protecting me is windows firewall , cant see the point in wasting money on stuff that isnt needed.Quote
Code your own using available open source?
Well, I've certainly never heard of an opensource firewall for windows.
Vista's firewall is pretty solid.
Besides, I am behind a router that shows them exactly where to stick their unsolicited incoming connections.
Invisible War FTW