donald1
Senior Master
Oh... well that's not so bad... people already do that in English on a regular basis. For a second there I was almost concerned.NAH!!! Just a lot of pointing and laughing and taunts of Yěmán rén 野蛮人
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Oh... well that's not so bad... people already do that in English on a regular basis. For a second there I was almost concerned.NAH!!! Just a lot of pointing and laughing and taunts of Yěmán rén 野蛮人
Foil fire cooking is great. Used to do it whenever we went camping, and didnt feel like bringing a grill and/or propaneI like thick-skinned potatoes - but done a specific way. I love them wrapped in foil and baked in a fire, under the coals. We used to do that as kids - so much fun! Lots of fond memories.
I lothe my I-phone ten.
To me it is the Frank Dux of electronic toys.
We called a specialist. So you were culpable for calling the specialist?
I lothe my I-phone ten.
To me it is the Frank Dux of electronic toys.
Told ya.....but did you listen to me...NOOOoooOOOOoo
You didn’t tell me no, you told me it was addictive. I’m big into addictions.
Don't change my falsehood to the truth just make yourself look good
My wife bought me the ding dang phone, I had to finally get use to it, she was messing with it all weekend and telling me how much she hates it....I don't like the whole freaking idea of being connected 24/7
McAfee
I feel like we have all been connected for a decade or better but most of us did/do not want to accept that. I am a very open book so I have never worried much about being hacked and such. Kinda like the "blood from a turnip" analogy.
I do use two encryption services and McAfee and do Not use online accounting or financial tools. Just seem like an invitation to get robbed to me. Hell, I even still use snail mail for certain document services.
I could be connected 24/7 with my magical smartphone, but I found a brilliant way to avoid that.
I put the phone down and go do something else.
I do however use online services wherever possible - have been for nigh on 20 years now.
what's wrong with Photobucket?!
(I need to try to remember the passwords for the 4 accounts I started in the 90s...some pictures I would like to retrieve)
it is the office issued phone that is the main problem with the 24/7 connection....but there is a magical way to avoid that too...forget the charge it..... however you have to be willing to deal with the consequences when you get to the office....however..... they have gotten use to me and generally start such conversations with.... did you forget to charge the phone again.....my response is..yes...and then the situation is explained and we all go about our business
When I worked in IT:
Them: we tried to call you last night
Me: I know, I ignored you.
Them:
And a week after I quit I bumped into my ex manager in town one day and they still offered me my job back on increased pay...
Ah but I work for the government......I forgot to charge my phone......and I retire in 8 years
yeah, I heard they made some weird changes since I last logged into PhotobucketNothing wrong with it.
If it was still the 90s
The photos you uploaded are extremely unlikely to be the same size or compression factor as what you uploaded - unless you pay.
You can't link to your photos on stuff like forums etc. unless you pay.
You get like 80% of the screen filled with ads - unless you pay.
Even if you do pay, the chances of having animated pornography adverts automatically install malware is very very high (at one point it was running about 90% of visits had an attempt)
If you really want the pics back, get yourself a 'live' Linux distro (boot and run from USB or cd), download them to an external storage device like a usb stick and run a real scan on them (avast and malwarebytes as a minimum) before putting them on a computer you care about.