They really don't care for Utubers either. No accounting for taste, I guess...
They are pretty serious aren't they, you could say almost anal to a certain extent. They also don't like politics, which is a problem because it is hard to discuss cyber security without that political element these days. Wilder's sort of remind me of Armish folk, stuck in a bygone era but the world has moved on and new platforms have taken over their turf aka Podcasts, YouTube, Twitter, Mastodon, Instagram.
or in prison 
.LOL. What we really need is the human/computer condom with a tin foil hat inside a faraday cage located in an underground bunker with no windows.
What about your feet? they look exposed
That is one of the reasons I do not go to Wilders any longerThey are pretty serious aren't they, you could say almost anal to a certain extent. They also don't like politics, which is a problem because it is hard to discuss cyber security without that political element these days. Wilder's sort of remind me of Armish folk, stuck in a bygone era but the world has moved on and new platforms have taken over their turf aka Podcasts, YouTube, Twitter, Mastodon, Instagram.
Saying that I still like the forum and read it, it's bland but there are some gems there even with all the issues. I really have a soft spot for it and respect a lot of the ex/current members especially the old privacy/encryption posters because they were very intelligent and thoughtful. I wish some still posted but they are either sitting on a beach drinking mojito's
I am a cheapskate, my current layered security strategy is almost all free products / services, the shoes represent Windows Security which everything is layered on top of.What about your feet? they look exposed
When you think about it it's pretty ironic
, you run all these paid 3 party apps and tools for layered security then you use a free antivirus to protect you., does it?
My current Windows layered security setup is: Windows Security set to Recommended Settings by DefenderUI (Bitdefender Antivirus Free is my second choice, but may return to being my first choice again), AdGuard (Lifetime), AdGuard DNS / AdGuard VPN (2 years 75% off, which I just got two days ago), Malwarebytes Browser Guard, Norton Power Eraser, Sophos Scan & Clean, ESET Online Scanner, Malwarebytes AdwCleaner, and Microsoft Edge.When you think about it it's pretty ironic
Doesn't make much sense
Wow, with so many feel good scanners, your day starts must be fantastic. I am only using one (Sophos Scan & Clean) and I am already feeling good (link)
No, you can download Sophos Scan and Clean @Stopspying @eonline are right, the same thing happened to me the other day that I tried to download Sophos Scan and Clean from the Sophos site, I entered my email and it sent me to a second registration page for me to make another registration like this one from @eonline in post #17. Sophos sometimes complicates things, when they released the last sandboxie versions before they became open source, you couldn't download them without going through the registrations. Since we couldn't, we were forced to download from other sites like majorgeeks.
No, you can download Sophos Scan and Clean @Stopspying @eonline are right, the same thing happened to me the other day that I tried to download Sophos Scan and Clean from the Sophos site, I entered my email and it sent me to a second registration page for me to make another registration like this one from @eonline in post #17. Sophos sometimes complicates things, when they released the last sandboxie versions before they became open source, you couldn't download them without going through the registrations. Since we couldn't, we were forced to download from other sites like majorgeeks.
x64
https://dl.comss.org/download/SophosScanAndClean_x64.exe
x86
https://dl.comss.org/download/SophosScanAndClean.exe
Wow, with so many feel good scanners, your day starts must be fantastic. I am only using one (Sophos Scan & Clean) and I am already feeling good (link)
I am basically in the process of narrowing them down. That is annoying, Sophos Scan & Clean is possibly one of several scanners that I will possibly be removing from my setup, depending on how the narrowing down process goes.No, you can download Sophos Scan and Clean @Stopspying @eonline are right, the same thing happened to me the other day that I tried to download Sophos Scan and Clean from the Sophos site, I entered my email and it sent me to a second registration page for me to make another registration like this one from @eonline in post #17. Sophos sometimes complicates things, when they released the last sandboxie versions before they became open source, you couldn't download them without going through the registrations. Since we couldn't, we were forced to download from other sites like majorgeeks.
? ...what's wrong with (frown) majorgeeks??No, you can download Sophos Scan and Clean @Stopspying @eonline are right, the same thing happened to me the other day that I tried to download Sophos Scan and Clean from the Sophos site, I entered my email and it sent me to a second registration page for me to make another registration like this one from @eonline in post #17. Sophos sometimes complicates things, when they released the last sandboxie versions before they became open source, you couldn't download them without going through the registrations. Since we couldn't, we were forced to download from other sites like majorgeeks.
There is nothing wrong with majorgeeks, they are not (frown). I've downloaded many things there and had no problems so far I must have sent the wrong smilies in the post to @goodjohnjr, was not this
and yes this Will say you got it wrong? You know I do not offend people here on MT. First of all, I sincerely apologize if I offended you.
