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I am 27 (as of today), married and I have 3 boys. Been living in TJ since Aug 07 but have been here on and off all my life. I work for the #2 gaming manufacturer in the world...I basically fix, program and install slot machines for a living so YES I am the reason you keep loosing! LOL! I travel a lot on business and it tends to get tiring after a while since I leave my family alone a few times a month...but I love my job because I work from home (for the most part) and make my own hours and the income is not too bad. I love computers and sports. I am someone you can call a rookie hacker...if it's availble for free IM THERE! That's about it...time to get another cold one...
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In Topic: Magicjack VoIP
13 January 2009 - 01:33 AM
Anyone else have stories to share about this gadget?
In Topic: American Satelite in Tijuana
04 November 2008 - 04:26 AM
QUOTE (bordersushi @ Oct 31 2008, 01:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
If you're willing to kiss off Dish TV and Direc TV, I would try FTA satellite. You won't get premium channels but you'll get just about everything you need for free. You'll get as many English speaking channels as want and the best thing is you don't pay any monthly fee.
I have 2 left hands and 10 thumbs but I was able to install my satellite TV system by myself using a compass, basic tools and help from a satellite locating website which will give you the azimuth and cardinal directions of the satellites you are interested in.
A basic system with some bells and whistles will cost you under 300 clams.
I have 2 left hands and 10 thumbs but I was able to install my satellite TV system by myself using a compass, basic tools and help from a satellite locating website which will give you the azimuth and cardinal directions of the satellites you are interested in.
A basic system with some bells and whistles will cost you under 300 clams.
Well...there is a way to get premium channels, etc with fta...google "fta"...or search this forum...some of us have posted some interesting info...
In Topic: Don't forget to VOTE on Tuesday
04 November 2008 - 04:23 AM
I voted today at the registrar of voters---3.5 hours!!!! worth the wait??? we'll see...
In Topic: Need PC help...laptop wont remember cookies...
22 August 2008 - 05:20 PM
QUOTE (jm0501 @ Aug 11 2008, 10:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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Since its a company computer do you have admin rights.
Check this out and then you can seem like your a real alert employee, that should have a brand new laptop
Drive-by virus.... Microsoft is very susceptible to it
If you use Firefox a great pluging to use with it is called noscript.net
Its about the safest way to surf the net
JM
PS
When you get the new computer Run it One time not connected to the internet, then use "ghost from Scooby post" to make a image of your new running computer.
And when you get a virus you could restore it to a brand new pristine virus free computer.
Well I do have admin rights as far as being able to install software including firefox BUT the firewall (which I don't have access to) disables any third party browser (firefox) from working...I've tried it lol.Since its a company computer do you have admin rights.
Check this out and then you can seem like your a real alert employee, that should have a brand new laptop
Drive-by virus.... Microsoft is very susceptible to it
If you use Firefox a great pluging to use with it is called noscript.net
Its about the safest way to surf the net
JM
PS
When you get the new computer Run it One time not connected to the internet, then use "ghost from Scooby post" to make a image of your new running computer.
And when you get a virus you could restore it to a brand new pristine virus free computer.
I tried installing the latest IE7 but that too stopped working due to the firewall. I had to call tech support so they could remotely fix the firewall issue and bring me back to IE6...the cookies issue is still there though...any more ideas???
In Topic: Need PC help...laptop wont remember cookies...
22 August 2008 - 05:19 PM
QUOTE (jm0501 @ Aug 11 2008, 10:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
<br /><br /><br />
Since its a company computer do you have admin rights.
Check this out and then you can seem like your a real alert employee, that should have a brand new laptop
Drive-by virus.... Microsoft is very susceptible to it
If you use Firefox a great pluging to use with it is called noscript.net
Its about the safest way to surf the net
JM
PS
When you get the new computer Run it One time not connected to the internet, then use "ghost from Scooby post" to make a image of your new running computer.
And when you get a virus you could restore it to a brand new pristine virus free computer.
Well I do have admin rights as far as being able to install software including firefox BUT the firewall (which I don't have access to) disables any third party browser (firefox) from working...I've tried it lol.Since its a company computer do you have admin rights.
Check this out and then you can seem like your a real alert employee, that should have a brand new laptop
Drive-by virus.... Microsoft is very susceptible to it
If you use Firefox a great pluging to use with it is called noscript.net
Its about the safest way to surf the net
JM
PS
When you get the new computer Run it One time not connected to the internet, then use "ghost from Scooby post" to make a image of your new running computer.
And when you get a virus you could restore it to a brand new pristine virus free computer.
I tried installing the latest IE7 but that too stopped working due to the firewall. I had to call tech support so they could remotely fix the firewall issue and bring me back to IE6...the cookies issue is still there though...any more ideas???
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