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Did you create a support ticket or 'send an email'? Two different things.
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^^This. Since you bought it, I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume you want it to work.
Pentagon contractor lets FSB examine its cyber defenses. IRS hires Equifax to secure taxpayer data. Yeah, we're pretty much done. Swamp wins.
Au contraire, Doc.[e classic]:congrat:[/e]
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="6" id="3691637"] security software comes in 2 flavors, folks: FSB or NSA [/quote] the_Monk is having a nice cold beer about now.
Sure. Absolutely should just be ignored. Nothing to see here. About 99.9% of us don't have NatSec info on our computers, after all.[e digicons];P[/e]
I, too, endorse direct image upload as a 'compelling feature'. It's so common on other forums that it must be a fairly straightforward 'plug-n-play' module.
Long as the subject has come up, call voice quality is usually more a carrier issue than hardware issue. Specifically, VoLTE still sucks and it looks like the default setting is to enable both voice & data over LTE. The recent iOS11 update & carrier update that accompanied it reset my phone to that default & nobody could understand what I was saying. As soon as I figured it out & changed the LTE setting to data only, the problem was resolved & I'm crystal
Oh, God. Can't escape even when escaping.
Treatment is available for those, DMF. [e digicons]*_*[/e]
If I'd known how this was gonna go, I wouldn't have wasted my money on a 55" TV.[e digicons]:P[/e] First NFL Sunday in a long, long time that I didn't watch at least one game. And I feel strangely OK. Wasn't offended by a thing, either. So, all in all, a good day.
NFL. Now, not so much.
For reasons incomprehensible to me, Firefox still has serious page rendering issues (at least on sites I have to frequent). Been that way for a long time now. How they can not get that right is a mystery.
Just a follow-up: I've tried Opera again and it now handles everything I can throw at it, has no rendering issues and is very quick. I finally have a single browser I can use for everything. For now, anyway. Thanks for prodding me to give it another go.
Methinks that was tongue in cheek, but Bravo Z.
[e digicons]:rofl:[/e] Nice!
I use Chrome only when I have to, which is only for business purposes. I've lately been using Brave for personal stuff & I like it a lot - the most reliable page layout rendering & scaling of any browser I've tried & LastPass is well-integrated - but it's still a work in progress. The most recent Brave update has effed up font rendering, unfortunately, resulting in blurring of all text. It also has a very crippled .pdf handler that isn't compatible with the
[quote who="AceMatrix" reply="12" id="3689904"] I still have the original very first iPhone that I still use to this day. [/quote] Probably the safest, most secure iPhone at this point. Very prescient of you.[e classic]:congrat:[/e]
I stand corrected. Thanks, Zubaz. Apparently I 'chose' the same credentials for each (I'm so old I don't remember the time I set those up [e digicons]XO[/e] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] ).
If you can access your account at store.stardock.com but can't open a support ticket using the same credentials at esupport.stardock.com, there is a problem. One that only SD can fix. Maybe PM Island Dog if that is indeed the case. My creds work at both sites, which is as designed.
[quote who="gmc2" reply="14" id="3689804"] Should one mention the people who sold some of their stock three days prior to make a public announcement regarding the breach? They said they didn't know... [/quote] Thought it was 2-3 days after the breach event, not 2-3 days before public announcement which was much later. Either way, doesn't pass the smell test. Not even close.
MalwareBytes is already flagging the 533 installer .exe as a trojan. FWIW.
The few 'jokes' I saw in the teasers were too lame to garner my interest.
The Unabomber's perspective .
FWIW, checking the Equifax site to see if your file was affected doesn't commit you to anything and doesn't require you to agree to anything. It's the subsequent enrollment in the one-year monitoring that (initially) does (did) that but Equifax now claims they're waiving any arbitration language. No reason to believe them, but there you are. From what I've read & heard, if you check, the answer is uniformly, "Yes". As an afterthought and in a pur