@Bill-Kindle said:
@Nic I've told the wife that, she thinks it's like what you see in the chick flicks. I don't want to permanently live there, just maybe a year and then back to Ohio for me.
Well, at the very least it will make you appreciate the rest of the world. Just don't pick up a Glasgow smile while you are there 
It's like trying to work in the middle of a cocktail party.
And they pass the cost along to you, the consumer!
@Dominica said:
Bacon is old hat. Let's come up with something else and make it cool.
Chocolate is the new bacon
@technobabble said:
I have been using the AVG Cloud Care for 6 months on 3 servers and 2 desktops. The plus side, no complaints like when they used Avast (their preferred vendor. How would Webroot compare?
Probably the biggest comparison is that we've been doing cloud AV longer than most, so our database is more mature and fully featured. You can always try us out and see how we compare to AVG in what we catch.
I'm hoping that http://voat.co is ready for the next exodus!
@Bob-Beatty nobody's getting 6% on anything without risking your principal
But they also have CC records in there, which are much more damning. Hard to argue it wasn't you if your CC # is in there.
I started on Master and Magueritta, but I always get side tracked by reddit no matter what I'm reading
@ShaunS said:
Having fun with my Webroot.... I cannot copy/paste in some apps while Webroot is running
Loved how it cleared all my jump lists on install... that was nice! lol
Other than that I don't notice it working, so it gets a good score there...
Yeah, we've had some issues with the keylogger protection being a little overprotective of your clipboard. You should be able to whitelist anything that is being blocked - let me know if you have any problems getting that to work. Glad to hear it is doing well otherwise!
@scottalanmiller said:
Sad that you only get two years of credit monitoring.... considering it was a credit firm that was hacked!!
Agreed - I hope the FTC fines the hell out of them:
http://www.wired.com/2015/08/court-says-ftc-can-slap-companies-getting-hacked/
@Nara said:
And Webroot's browser plugin's still giving it a yellow.
I put in a request to have that changed.
Looks like the permissions are messed up - that message should only show for you if you try to post in the Tech Marketing group.
I bet they'll come out with updated larger numbers soon. These breaches always have a way of starting small and then once they have more time to figure out the true extent, they realize that it's more than 3,500.
Only insure things you can't afford to replace. The only exception is if you get better/faster service with the CDW warranty.
Pentium II - for that really annoying user