Man, you've got a seriously short fuse... I already told you the server isn't having any issues and the official versions work just fine, then you had to go and tell me not to act like a know-it-all... so why don't you stop acting like you're some kind of saint??? ps Ever heard the term "maintenance"? Sometimes the crew just needs to work on the server, and for obvious reasons, they can't get back to you right away. Just grab a seat on the porch, light one up, have a coffee, watch the sunset, and try again in the morning... honestly, some things in life are easy if you aren't constantly worked up, though from what I can see, you aren't exactly the type who respects anyone but himself. But whatever... you're still my favorite headache. 🙂
I’ve never heard such a crazy idea... ditching Premium just because someone else can't get an update to work? I mean, why even bother installing some sketchy crack in the first place? The update server is fine. I just updated my Premium version this morning and now it’s showing Malwarebytes Premium 2.0.2.1012, database version v2014.06.04.04. Everything is working perfectly.
If you actually spent half as much energy reading what’s being said—and understanding the context—instead of wasting your precious time trying to figure out how to belittle everyone here just to make yourself look like some big-shot expert, you would've realized my post was about JESUS and getting beat up. Seriously. Besides, anyone actually doing creative work is going to pick Mischief over Inkscape any day. Vector programs still feel too rigid and "computerized." Mischief is built for pure creation, not just tweaking stuff that already exists, so there's zero need to import vectors anyway. It supports every raster format under the sun, period. But I can see you're only typing this because you haven't even touched the software; you're just desperate to make your "wit" seem relevant. Just a tip for everyone else here (not even bothering with bold text because why bother?): don't listen to people who have nothing but a loud mouth. Download the trial, play with it, and see for yourself how many vectors Mischief even cares about.
coppersailor28, look, Mischief is this hybrid beast that gives you total creative freedom—something no pure vector tool can touch. You get infinite scaling up or down without losing quality, plus you don't deal with the pixelation mess you get in basic programs like Microsoft Paint. It’s basically the best of both worlds. I don't get how anyone can be so narrow-minded and miss everything Mischief can actually do. And what am I even supposed to say to you, Kookee? Honestly... should I just stick to being sarcastic? 🙂 🙂 Both of you are looking at this all wrong.
Alex Barnes93 said:Look, it’s pretty obvious you're just trying to act smarter than you actually are. Btw, Inkscape is free while Mischief costs $65; maybe that part slipped your mind.
I'm not acting smart... I *am* smart. Honestly, for a tool like Mischief, $65 is basically nothing—it's practically zero. Someone poured a massive amount of time and expertise into that software and put it out there at a totally fair, reasonable price. If you can't appreciate that, fine, go stick to Inkscape, but don't sit here acting like it's the greatest thing ever made.
So, how did you format the drive?? If I remember correctly, most TVs and video players over USB only recognize FAT partitions, not NTFS. Correct me if I'm wrong here.
ps. swiftridge40, you're so clueless I can practically see right through you.
Nicholas Brown3 said:I've got this feeling the old BIOS is better since I can't find version 0405 anywhere. I wanted to run an update. Just finally finished putting this whole rig together part by part—bought everything used, obviously—so that was my main reason for asking!
Listen, genius... why don't you just grab a hammer and smash it instead? Isn't that what you suggested in that thread about fixing someone's hard drive for their TV?
You won't find it... CS6 isn't the same thing as the cloud stuff. Nowadays, they just push the CC versions, which honestly makes sense if you think about it. https://creative.adobe.com/products/premiere
Isn't it just easier to grab an external DVD drive? You’ll end up needing one eventually anyway, and if I remember right, you can pick one up for like twenty bucks at Best Buy
The regulators can cry about it all they want. Just shove the license terms right under their noses and tell them to go take a training course from Microsoft. If Microsoft says you're allowed to use it for business, why would they bother adding extra features? Did they change the license overnight? As far as I know, messing with those terms is basically illegal. Get in touch with Microsoft US and let them deal with it.
Look, nowhere in the license terms does it say you can't use Home Basic for business.
Found this on the Microsoft Community:
Both Windows 7 Home Basic and Windows 7 Home Premium can be used for personal and commercial purposes, just as long as it meets your needs and objectives.
You can check the actual license terms right here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal...s/default.aspx
True, the browser is fast, and if you’re just looking at anonymity, sure, fine. But... Saying it uses fewer resources is a total joke. Every single tab you open eats up memory, and it's obvious this thing hogs more RAM than everything else I have running combined. For example, I've only got four pages and my login session open...
shadowpanther0 said:Thinking about picking up some original Windows 7 keys. Does anyone know if I can reuse them more than once? So, you're looking to wipe it and reinstall on the exact same rig? Honestly, just do it. Sometimes a fresh start is the only way to clear out all that digital junk. Can I just slap these on any cheap FreeDOS laptop or PC meant for Windows? Honestly, probably. Just feels like another thing to deal with. So, is it a one-and-done deal where you buy it, install it once, and that's it? Like, you can't just go around installing it on every other machine you own? Just my luck if I get locked out after one try.
Thanks...
Check the Windows 7 system requirements first. You can't just slap this on any old junker sitting in a garage. If the specs actually line up, you’re good to go—you can install it on any machine or reinstall it whenever you want, just don't try running it on multiple PCs at the same time. That's a recipe for disaster.
Doubtful you'll pull it off. Most likely it's just a group shot where everything's too blurry or tiny to actually compare anything. But hey, who knows...
