- Feb 1, 2013
- 970
Hello people,
I am not that updated on the AV industry performance anymore, so I need your opinions.
I am a CS student these years, and I 'm trying to find out what's more dev friendly, meaning that I need a bug free program, which does not interfere badly with my (unknown code for cloud systems, prone to fp's) code and compiling (time). I know safe computing habits and I have been using Eset & Defender for the last years, but now because of the emerging cyberwar
Preferred choices are, but not limited to, Windows 10 Defender, Norton 360, Avast Free, FSecure Safe & Eset IS.
The system is a Windows 10 laptop with 16Gb of RAM & Ryzen 4800H. I use Chrome on Enhanced Protection Mode, Admin Account (have some problems with standard so switched back), core isolation on, Adblock on Chrome with only ad - lists on & netcraft extension enabled whenever I need to shop/bank on a new page.
I use it on public or organization WiFi networks too, so I am not always behind my home's NAT firewall. Programming work is important, so if you are a developer, I would appreciate that you add this information on your reply.
I am not that updated on the AV industry performance anymore, so I need your opinions.
I am a CS student these years, and I 'm trying to find out what's more dev friendly, meaning that I need a bug free program, which does not interfere badly with my (unknown code for cloud systems, prone to fp's) code and compiling (time). I know safe computing habits and I have been using Eset & Defender for the last years, but now because of the emerging cyberwar
Preferred choices are, but not limited to, Windows 10 Defender, Norton 360, Avast Free, FSecure Safe & Eset IS.
The system is a Windows 10 laptop with 16Gb of RAM & Ryzen 4800H. I use Chrome on Enhanced Protection Mode, Admin Account (have some problems with standard so switched back), core isolation on, Adblock on Chrome with only ad - lists on & netcraft extension enabled whenever I need to shop/bank on a new page.
I use it on public or organization WiFi networks too, so I am not always behind my home's NAT firewall. Programming work is important, so if you are a developer, I would appreciate that you add this information on your reply.
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