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It didn't take long for Google (peace be upon Them) to realize that people in general were calling anyone wearing them in public "glassholes". Kind of said it all in one word.

Sounds like Vista, Win 7, & Win 8s' User Activation Control. If you click on "change when these notifications appear", choose 'never' (or slide the level bar down to 'never') and you won't get that UAC prompt anymore. It's a built-in protection control to keep cray cray malware & viruses from taking control of your 'pooter. If you have a general sense of what to access & what not to on the internet, you should be fairly safe with the setting at 'never'. If you're brand new to computers you might want to leave the UAC on for a while till you get the hang of what's safe and what's a big no-no.

The last time I had Norton antivirus was in 1995. Resource-wise, it was like running Photoshop, Illustrator, CuBase, & Fractint at the same time.

I'm so glad my interest in console gaming faded about the time PS2 came out.

I was wondering what the response would be.

Thanks. I lurve fractals. Especially ones that I can stretch the parameters on.

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I looked at my recent super update and it showed the bad one installed and also the remedy one installed. I looked to uninstall the bad one and it's not on the list so I'll assume the fix did its job. No problems here. (knocks on sequoia tree)

So, they made an account in order to make 1 post on how to delete their account.

Ocular.

Whenever you update Flash (via filehippo) always choose the Never Automatically Update ("Not Recommended"...hah!) choice during installation.

Using a USB port to charge an e-cig takes 10 times longer than a traditional wall electrical outlet. I don't think smokers are that patient.

Mother - "Stop picking at it!"

Too funny!

I like trippy stuff. (Moderator edit for language)

So how's that Gamergate thing going?

Somewhere in my closet I still have my PS1. That was my last upgrade to a new gaming console. So what year was that? But I have W7 and I really like it.

Good God, I'm glad I never got invested in W8, tablets, Android, iPhones, etc. Sounds like a major headache. But hey, that's what you guys delve into.

I don't like touch screen. Enough.

When it comes to powerful photo or audio manipulation, phones and tablets don't cut the jib.