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Title: Opus: Goodbye for Now
Source: me
URL Source: http://n/a
Published: Mar 4, 2006
Author: Diana
Post Date: 2006-03-04 18:56:45 by Diana
Keywords: Goodbye, Opus:
Views: 3957
Comments: 110

After spending hours the other night reading the Clown Posse website, my computer has come down with all sorts of problems, I can hardly type now as the letters take a lot of time to appear after I type.

My computer is running very slow, and the curser is turning into double arrows and in general, this computer is now trashed.

I'm not going to have a computer or internet for awhile, as I need to send this in to get fixed which takes weeks. This happened to me before after visiting the Clown Posse site to read. I don't know much about computer technology, it could just be coincidence that after reading CP a couple of times my computer becomes practically unusable.

I'll be checking in from time to time on friend's computers but probably not much. Good luck to everyone and stay safe.

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#19. To: Diana (#0)

If you have a high speed connection, you may want to consider Tor/Privoxy as a means to keep yourself more or less hidden. I am not running it now, but have in the past with good results. If you are on dial-up, forget it, as Tor/Privoxy will bog the connection down. With high speed, noticable, but not THAT noticable.

Anti-virus: I am not a big fan of either McAfee or Norton and it depends on who you ask in general. I have heard more good than bad about AVG. Avast! is good. Avast! is free and I think AVG is as well. Also Panda and Trend Micro- though I know nothing about those two other than hearing the name.

Software Firewall: Windows XP comes with one but it is best to leave it turned off. Norton comes with one though I have seen it cripple systems. Zone Alarm is among the most popular as it offers a free download. And again, Panda, McAfee offer firewalls along with anti-virus. I have heard good things about Kaspersky and used it at one time. You have to pay for it and the user interface takes getting used to.

I tried installing Avast! and Zone Alarm on a family member's computer about 6 months ago. The two did not get along. I was in a bit of a rush attempting to do that and did not have the time to resolve the issue. Since Avast! has a "web shield" that can act as a firewall, I simply disabled Zone Alarm. They have had no complaints and since they rarely visit sites that will bite them and never download unknown extensions from emails, I feel OK with them just on Avast!.

Browser: Firefox and keep it updated. As it has grown in popularity, it has become more of a target and it has holes. The good thing about it being open source is the community is on top of it and gets patches out very quickly. I keep IE updated and I only use it when I have to. IE 7 is in beta and we will see how that one comes along.

Anti-Spyware: I like Windows Defender. Microsoft bought out a smaller company and were marketing this as Microsoft Antipsyware (bullseye icon) for all of last year. Great product. It has been renamed Windows Defender. Good prodcut. Ad-aware is good. Spybot Search and Destroy is good.

Some of these products I mentioned you have to pay for. I think all offer some kind of trial period. If you find a good product(s) that keeps you relativley safe on the Net, it may very well be woth it to fork over the $$$$ to keep that program. I personally think it is.

And yes, from time to time, do go through the hassle of Windows Updates.

scooter  posted on  2006-03-04   21:03:01 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#30. To: scooter (#19)

you may want to consider Tor/Privoxy

Interestingly, the only way I was able to view and sign onto ClownPosse was through Tor. When I went naked, I gave their server an IP error. Never had any malware probs there. I used to have periodic problems associated with LP, though.

Rabble Rouser  posted on  2006-03-04   21:32:52 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#48. To: Rabble Rouser, scooter, Zipporah, Dakmar (#30)

Interestingly, the only way I was able to view and sign onto ClownPosse was through Tor. When I went naked, I gave their server an IP error. Never had any malware probs there. I used to have periodic problems associated with LP, though.

I went to CP through google after looking it up, and read on there for about 5 hours. I didn't have to sign onto it, are you a poster there? Usually only member posters sign into any forum. I am not a member of Clown Posse.

As I said I went there a few months ago to read, and my computer was shot after that.

Diana  posted on  2006-03-04   23:13:41 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#99. To: Diana, christine, zipporah (#48)

are you a poster there?

I posted there a couple of times as a newbie("how do I work this site"), but I only registered to get to the good stuff in the restricted area.

I heard so much about the ~shocking controversy~ of CP on this and other sites, I had to check it out. I was disappointed, most of the heckling was just mean. Now I know where nopardons came from. There was one pretty funny thing, though: my first impression of the site where christine and zip used to hang was that it was probably a cop site to attract domestic terrorists, so when I finally got onto CP and saw someone calling her "Agent Red Panties" with a little cartoon of some red panties with "FBI" embroidered on them, that was pretty funny to me. I understand I missed out on some nice pics.

Rabble Rouser  posted on  2006-03-05   7:50:18 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#101. To: Rabble Rouser (#99)

where christine and zip used to hang was that it was probably a cop site to attract domestic terrorists

kooky conspiracy theorists.

christine  posted on  2006-03-05   11:32:37 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#102. To: christine, zipporah (#101)

conspiracy theorists.

Buncha loons, if y'ask me.

Rabble Rouser  posted on  2006-03-05   12:37:23 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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