Recent content by mopex

Why would you think anybody who is concerned about privacy wouldn't care or know about Facebook's privacy issues?

That wasn't a review. They just went over the features.

IE9 has excellent malware and phishing protection through its SmartScreen Filter. And for those who have said that Chrome isn't secure, you obviously don't understand how its sandboxing works. At default settings, IE and Chrome are more secure than Firefox.

Outdated in what way exactly? I'm surprised anyone would describe them as being dated.

I'm not interested in your opinions of these bands. My point is, they are a better representation of modern music. Mentioning a bunch of untalented, well-known pop artists and then concluding all modern music is garbage is completely lazy.

Why the hell are Katy Perry, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber being referenced so much? Is everyone's knowledge of modern music really that limited on here? I hope you guys are at least familiar with Radiohead, Arcade Fire, Wilco and The White Stripes.

Are you guys using NoScript for privacy or security? At default Chrome is probably as secure as Firefox with all these add-ons because of the sandboxing.

This is a good idea if you get a free copy somewhere, but who would be stupid enough to buy it, then do such a bare install when there are so many great free alternatives available.

You have time to come on this forum and type your messages and wait for replies, but you don't have time to do a simple google or forum search?

I installed the gnome Art Manager, Screenlet Manager and Awn Manager. I'm a new linux user, but I was able to come up with a nicer desktop environment using these apps. The Art Manager in particular is a nice, easy way to play around with themes.

There's a new version of PG2 called PeerBlock that works in Windows 7.

I never really understood all the talk of difficulty finding drivers for XP Pro X64. I haven't been able to find an instance where there is a driver available for Vista X64, but not for XP Pro X64. Maybe I'm missing something here.

Joe, the 185.81 Nvidia drivers available on the website indicate WDDM 1.1 will be installed.

Symantec/Norton has been ahead of Eset in many comparitives for quite some time now. That's not exactly shocking news anymore.

I'm reminded of the drawbacks of LCD technology every time I turn on my Trinitron CRT, but I still prefer LCD for everyday use due to the sharper text, lower power usage and widescreen display.