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Saturday 11:48

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Friday 14:05

Wife says sports for our girls will be #golf #tennis or #basketball as these earn more $$$ Love her thinking! #earlyretirement

Friday 11:32

Any other #internode users have their internet down at the moment? #adelaide #socadl

Friday 3:26

Have delicious wraps in #strathalbyn today from Cafe 11

Thursday 4:14

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Tuesday 11:53

We have launched (@@ Social Media Club Adelaide) http://4sq.com/cuo3OL

Tuesday 9:19

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Tuesday 2:16

Another workshop underway (@@ Northern adelaide bec) http://4sq.com/9l9ZCm

Tuesday 1:22

Posts Tagged ‘antivirus’

Online Insights with Steve Davis on FIVEaa, Sunday, October 04, 2009

Security Essentials

Since our last segment, Microsoft has launched Security Essentials which is their free anti-virus software. Apart from OneNote, which I love, I am always hesitant about throwing my lot in with Microsoft but I have been convinced by Adelaide Tech Guru, Richard Pascoe, who wrote on his blog recently: “This is free software which I have been running ( a beta copy ) on one of my systems for a while now and during that time have not had an issue and been extremely impressed … if you run one of the alternative free software antivirus ( AVG , Comodo ) you should look at swapping because this solution should fit well within the Windows environment because let’s be honest here , nobody knows Windows better than Microsoft. Virus’s are written to exploit holes in the Windows Operating system and that is why you need to update and patch your system. Logic would then dictate that the Security Essentials Software would fit ” hand in glove ” with the operating system.” Read the rest of this entry »

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