Topic: Mcafee Site advisor

[Jaden]

well that was the nice thing about avg it would take care of that stuff but it seems like i cant have mcafee and it runnign at the same time but anywho norton cause problems with you game also

[Nejj Evnairis]

yeah norton and swg do not mix, well back in 2003 they didnt, everytime i would be int he middle of a fight or bandwidth increase norton would bite down on it like a 2 cent well you get the idea

[Jaden]

ya i get what your saying has to be anoyying

[*<JO>*Kaeawc Farore]

McAfree is harder to uninstall from a computer than it is to take the car keys away from an unsteady grandfather with poor eyesight.  Same with Norton.  They are both old men with nothing better to do than keep a tight grip on your computer.

-- Kaeawc Farore

[Nejj Evnairis]

I agree except you forgot that humans die therefore Mcafee>Grandfather (in a bad way of course)

[*<JO>*Kaeawc Farore]

Immortality in a program isn't a good thing... it should die.  It shouldn't have operating problems, but it needs to die sometime.  The lack of death in programs creates overpopulation in the circuits and soon all the electrons are eaten and all the processes starve.  They deadlock on resources and thus the computer can accomplish nothing.

Grandpa > McAfree

-- Kaeawc Farore

[Nejj Evnairis]

 Good point, but the program will out last us there for it will be up to our childrens children to annihilate all computer prog's, and components there for just like te matrix (for a time)
Machine/Computers>Man especially once AI becomes a little too much like the human mind kinda like Ghost int he shell, which I watche a discovery channel special, and they are close to being able to transfer minds into computers, having an actual AI with human thoughts.l no joke, i kid you not

[*<JO>*Kaeawc Farore]

I can easily surpass a computer.  All I have to is walk up to it and pour root beer into it.  It obviously can't handle being human if it can't handle root beer.

-- Kaeawc Farore

[Nejj Evnairis]

Master Kaeawc teh knowledge, but food and hunger can be viewed as an imperfection for non-hedonists