Reckless31 - Slumdog Millionaire/ great movie worth to seen

Slumdog Millionaire/ great movie worth to seen

Monday, December 29, 2008 8:14:16 PM

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Johnoldephartte # Wednesday, December 31, 2008 8:44:09 AM

Megavideo is flagged on my 'Web of Trust' filter as a dangerous site.
By the way : I'm curious how you happened to land at my place. It's not as though I'm an Opera social lion. Not a problem, of course.

Reckless31 # Wednesday, December 31, 2008 12:11:07 PM

I dont know why why its flagged to dangerous site

,like its not

,maybe try other web browser like Firefox or Internet Explorer

haha I found U'r blog by "jumping from one to another searching someone with similar thoughts...

Johnoldephartte # Wednesday, December 31, 2008 4:23:17 PM

WoT is a Firefox add-on. When posting, I find it the only browser which saves posts in the buffer if it crashes.
Flash is funny stuff. I was Trojaned into a spam bot in June right through a mechanical email filter. That killed my email account when outbound traffic started.
If I got it in the browser, IE 7 would be the first I would suspect. Since I ran then - and now - a number of browsers it would be tough to pinpoint which.
I tossed Windows XP Home off the computer and had Ubuntu installed; not being amused.
http://www.avantbrowser.com/ is based on IE

Reckless31 # Friday, January 2, 2009 10:37:25 PM

sorry for long not replying,so here i found little web browsers test compares http://internet-browser-review.toptenreviews.com/ i hope its help U choose the best one to secure U'r data,and windows its safe only when U use good security aplication,btw i'v had short os adventure with mandriva linux,its pretty good and save but lack of professional aplications overweigh me back to windows os

Johnoldephartte # Saturday, January 3, 2009 3:16:23 AM

Ubuntu is on my computer now : Windows is not. I had had Panda installed and it couldn't find the problem on an online scan: that's why I made the change.
I tried Mandriva linux with a KDE desktop some years ago on a dual-boot arrangement and found the same frustrations you talk about : problems figuring out how to run applications.
I changed to 8.10 and should have left it at 8.04 Hardy Heron as I'm chasing problems. Updates are impressive though : the system keeps itself tidied up and is really rather slick at finding help and getting what it needs.
I'm not ready to give up yet - I understand a WINE emulator will run Windows programs.Nepmak 2000 ( friend ) has written on running Windows programs in Linux. There's stuff in the forums, too.