Some links:
http://www.philb.com/whichengine.htm - "Which search engine to use?"
http://www-csli.stanford.edu/~john/procrastination.html - "Structured Procrastination"
Okay, fuck links for now.
I'd like to discuss people and computers and their computers being in a constant state of disrepair: WHY AND HOW THE FUCK DOES THIS HAPPEN? I download more than anyone I know. I am on the internet more than almost anyone I know. Useff and I together do more on the internet in a day than most people do in a week, I would imagine. I get deep into the underbelly of this inter-net, and I stay uninfected with anything. How in the fuck...
Just how in the fuck do people manage to have computers that are absolutely crippled by spyware, adware, viruses and other shit?
Let me show you all what I use to keep my computer clean and safe:
- FIREFOX, A WEB BROWSER: http://www.getfirefox.com/. This is the first and simplest step (MOST NECESSARY STEP AS WELL) to keeping your computer free of bullshit. It doesn't have the same vulnerabilities as Internet Explorer, and is pretty frequently updated by folks who care about web browsing. It's free.
- CCLEANER, APTLY TITLED SO FOR BEING A "CRAP CLEANER": http://www.ccleaner.com/. I only discovered this program a few months ago, but it is already priceless to me. It cleans out temporary file folders and a lot of the shit you don't need in web browsers and whatnot, and allows them to run faster and gets rid of information that does not need to be lying around. Also, it can fix some registry problems which will also make your computer run faster.
- SPYBOT: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html. FREE FUCKING SPYWARE REMOVER. SIMPLE TOO! I never need to use it, because I never find myself getting spyware.
I'm done bitching (for now). I'm sure what is written above this is hard to read. I was really in a frenzy. Anyhow, I will write more about the applications I use on a daily basis in later posts. I will also give more insight into how people seem to be ending up with spyware invariably no matter what web browser their using. It's a real headache of a problem, especially when I see it happening all around me but not happening to me directly.
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