David Harris44 said:Can you tell me exactly where to find it? I've searched all over California, and I can't find anything like it anywhere.
It won't be there if you didn't select it during the installation process; it's basically an optional add-on 😉. If you did select it, then you aren't fooling anyone .
I’ve never quite grasped this whole concept of "folk" music... I mean, which specific people are we actually talking about here? It’s paired with this entire army of singers who brand themselves as "folk" artists in America, yet none of them are actually from here and they aren't even singing in English... so how does that even pass muster under that label? Turbo-folk is even less of a subgenre of folk than this so-called "folk" music actually is.🙄
I'm not sure which version of Norton you're running, but... I've got Norton 2002 on my machine, and it includes both "email scanning" and "script blocking" within the antivirus settings. It's possible those features just aren't toggled on for you 😕
Once again, I’m struck by how lightning-fast your replies are. 😉 As for me, I’m only keeping pace because AOL Instant Messenger pinged me to let me know I had 😁new messages.
It’s been quite a while since I last checked in. If you dig into the security settings, there are options like "do not accept" certain types of content, including multi-recipient messages. I think adjusting those might fix part of the issue. Still, even then, I don't think it'll stop the actual spam. I remember how much you used to want to pull your hair out back in the day, waiting for one legitimate email to actually download while you had to sit through a massive pile of junk first. Or that moment when you get excited thinking, "Sweet, I have mail!" only to realize some lowlife 🙄
Brian Edwards78 said:If you’re also running AOL Instant Messenger, you're basically just opening the floodgates for even more spam. 😁
I haven't really noticed much of an uptick in spam lately. Honestly, it’s probably easier to just glance at a preview if it's under 1KB and hit delete right away. I actually gave a few specialized programs a shot, but they just didn't perform nearly as well as AOL Instant Messenger. 😉 It actually caught me completely off guard—honestly, I hadn't even realized that option existed until just now.
If you're already getting junk mail and have AOL Instant Messenger set up, just use it to check your inbox. It’s set to auto-check every few minutes while you're logged in, giving you a quick preview and letting you wipe them straight from the server. It's basically 😉
Raymond Palmer8 said:Look, if it’s a good movie, I’m going to find a way to watch it. As much as theaters have their perks, I’d much rather catch a film on Netflix at home than wait a year to see it on a streaming service after its theatrical run.
Sandy, I think we might be on the same page here: Cheese & Onion and Joe are my absolute favorites. 🙂 I only ever buy Lay's like that; if they don't have the barbecue ones, fine, 😛 but it has to be X-cut! That's my go-to at home, though when I'm at the movie theater, I stick to the classics—those incredibly salty popcorn buckets and watered-down sodas in massive cups.
Richard Thompson33, movies just aren't the same without a mountain of snacks and soda on hand 😉 😁 take some Lay's and a cold beer, for instance... now we're talking 😎
DVD, DivX, then hit the theater. I’d love for going to the movies to be my go-to, but I live out in the sticks where the theater's sound system is terrible (plus, all that technological progress has recently 🙄) and the seats are incredibly uncomfortable. Every once in a while, I’ll make the trek to Washington, D.C. for a screening, but I can't do that too often when I have 50 miles to get to D.C. And since it takes just as long to get to the heart of the city as it does to get to Manhattan, 😕 🙄 Luckily, I set up a home theater, so I make up for it at home 😎. I've got my computer hooked up to everything, so even DivX isn't half bad—Logic is doing its job perfectly enough.