Supposing Everything; Knowing Nothing!

I just updated this site and removed most of the stupid stuff I had linked to in the past.  I realized I never really did anything with this, and probably never will

Just wanted to get a 2009 Post out there!

I was at work yesterday and trying to remember the applications I have running on my PC that I wanted to recommend to a co-worker, I couldn’t. So, I’m going to list them out here for reference and to help any others who might be interested.
For virus protection I recommend McAfee SecurityCenter ($59.99 yr)
It includes

1. Virus Scan
2. Firewall protection
3. SiteAdvisor
4. SpamKiller
5. Privacy Service
6. WiFi network security
7. EasyNetworking
8. Data Backup

Additionally, for spyware I recommend Webroot Spy Sweeper ($29.95 yr)

For additional security I highly recommend to run Lavasoft Ad-Aware SE Personal (free) monthly

And lastly, to clean up your system registry from junk. And keep your Windows start-up programs clean I recommend Ace Utilities ($29.95 yr)

With this combination I believe you will find your computer very secure. It’s an investment worth making to save your personal files and save you from the headache of fixing all the problems associated with Adware, spyware, and virus’.

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This is for all you FaceBook junkies out there. According to the CA/NCSA study, 74 percent have willingly given out personal information on the Internet, which seems high until you consider that the study’s definition of personal information includes e-mail addresses.

Something to consider when uploading pictures from last weekend. Keep in mind that your next employer might do a simple search on FaceBook or MySpace and find out much more than you would ever like for them to know.

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