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What about 3.0.10?

I switched to AntiVir after AVG caught a case of bloat.

Arch Linux 2009

cprogramming.com is a good one

I've never seen a difference, as I've switched back and forth. Is there any sort of viable proof that it actually is faster and/or more secure?

A single shot of rum is the only alcohol I drink these days. I don't get drunk, but I do like the warm feeling on a nice winter morning ( we just had heavy snowfall over the last few days, so rum is a nicety )

Rum. Much better.

I've heard only good things when it comes to this : http://www.pcdecrapifier.com/

yep.

Generally, I eat a small israeli salad and a little bit of glass of chocolate soy milk. i'm still adjusting to a gluten-free living, and i'm not that accustomed to non-wheat foods, especially in a city unfriendly to non-wheat foods

Blasphemer.

Actually, I was wondering about it, as well. What good does it do? I mean, it's a pretty lengthy process. it has to go through 230GB of empty space before it finishes.

I was just recently trying AoE3 out. Quite different to its predecessors. I was kinda sad. It was like after a good few years playing warcraft 2 and then trying warcraft 3. My heart died a little inside.

It is a wonderful site. Friendly crew, too.

Chrome 2 Beta gets 100/100 on the acid3, and Firefox 3.1 getz 93/100. anyways, this is old news. i'm surprised it was made in english. if i am correct, there was a german or russian site that had this or something amazingly similar a good two three months after chromes initial release.

Whaddyamean? I only stated I only recently started using Noscript by slightly modifying your post.

Fixed, for me.

My question is about C++ ( nor is it about C ), but about toning down the Windows security so I can actually figure out what's wrong with my code, rather than having Windows shut it down.

so, i'm learning to use C, and am following the instructions from the Thinking in C cd by Bruce Eckel and Chuck Allison, and I wrote a small program which consists of this : include <stdio.h>int main(){ int osum = 0; int esum = 0; int n; scanf("\n%d", n); if(n % 2 == 0) {esum += n; } else {osum += n; } scanf("\n%d", n); if(n % 2 == 0) {esum += n; } else {osum += n; } scanf("\n%d", n); if(n % 2 == 0) {esum += n; } else {osum += n; } printf("\nSum of Even Numbers : %d", esum); printf("\nSum of Odd Numbers : %d", osum); return 0;} Upon running my program, Windows Vista decides it will close it. It's reasoning... This program is a vile malware!!!!1 To be specific : Trojan.PWS.Legmir.AD / W32.Ahlem.A@mm Is there any way to tone down the security? It isn't exactly comforting to know that microsoft is hatin' on me!

Updated my list ( http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=117559 )

Carrot Muffins. That is all.

If muffins are evil, I don't want to be good.

You killed the ellipses D: