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notfred

Lifer
Feb 12, 2001
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if they were "msut have" You would already have them, seeing as your computer apparently works, as you're able to post here.
 

tweakmm

Lifer
May 28, 2001
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<< if they were "msut have" You would already have them, seeing as your computer apparently works, as you're able to post here. >>


don't be a smart ass :p
 

Piano Man

Diamond Member
Feb 5, 2000
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Win XP
Office
IE 6.0
Winamp
Audiogalaxy
MusicCity Morpheous
Coolbits hack(for nvidia cards)
Newest drivers of course
Direct X 8.1
 

ed21x

Diamond Member
Oct 12, 2001
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Windows XP
AIM
Photoshop
MS Office (any version w/ powerpoint,words, excel)
WinAmp
RealPlayer
Quicktime
Morpheus
Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader
CloneCD
WinZip
WinRar
Pop-up Killer

system drivers, hardware programs, etc...
 

royaldank

Diamond Member
Apr 19, 2001
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BlackICE is a waste of your time.

from www.grc.com

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As far as I could tell, BlackICE Defender had ABSOLUTELY NO EFFECT WHATSOEVER on the dialogs being held by the Zombies and Trojans running inside the poor "Sitting Duck" laptop. I knew that BlackICE Defender was a lame personal firewall, but this even surprised me.

The Zombie/Bot happily connected without a hitch to its IRC chat server to await further instructions. The Sub7 Trojan sent off its eMail containing the machine's IP and the port where it was listening. Then it connected and logged itself into the Sub7 IRC server, repeating the disclosure of the machine's IP address and awaiting port number. No alerts were raised, nothing was flashing in the system tray. The Trojans were not hampered and I received no indication that anything wrong or dangerous was going on.

I took a lot of grief after my LeakTest utility cut right through BlackICE Defender. Network ICE told everyone that LeakTest was "being allowed through" because it was a completely benign Trojan. I knew that was a load of bull (and they must have too), but it didn't really matter to me, and I had no affirmative means of proving otherwise.

Well . . . I have that now, and so do you.

 

chocobaR

Golden Member
Sep 17, 2001
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Photoshop
Flash 5
ICQ :(
WinZip
WinAce
Download Accelerator Plus
Tiberian Sun: Firestorm
Icewind Dale :)
Counter-Strike

 

yoda291

Diamond Member
Aug 11, 2001
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<<

<< Dreamweaver 4
Dreamweaver UltraDev 4
Fireworks 4
Flash 5
Homesite 5
Photoshop 6
Office XP
Windows XP
Trillian
Visual Studio 6 Pro
WS-FTP
Morpheus
Limewire
DirectConnect
eDonkey
Quake 3
Unreal Tournament
RTCW
Palm Desktop
3dMark2001

That's about it:)
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wow... that musta been expensive...
;)
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here's my question. Why'd you buy dreamweaver 4 and dreamweaver 4 ultradev? The ultradev is the same thing except it has support for applets. CGI scriipts, JS, JSP, etc...
 

syzygy

Diamond Member
Feb 5, 2001
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agent
agnitum outpost firewall
esafe desktop av
trillian
irfanview
xolox
winmx
bat
mailwasher
alladin expander
winamp
nukenabber
killad

many others . . .


 

syzygy

Diamond Member
Feb 5, 2001
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<< hehe i wonder what percentage of these we all legally own =) >>


of the ones i listed all but 2 (agent and bat) were free and not one is spyware.
i use spychecker to verify if a proggy is snooping or not.
 

NeoV

Diamond Member
Apr 18, 2000
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Office XP
Win2k
Winamp
Newsbin Pro - newsgroup program that maximizes broadband potential
Metapad - notepad replacement
ACDSee
Nero
Tag & Rename - id3 tag and other misc for mp3 files
Gamespy
Morpheus
Trillian
Kawaks - SNK and Capcom emulator
Romcenter - emulator utility
Norton AV - have a hardware firewall, so only need virus protection
RTCW
Q3
 

tweakmm

Lifer
May 28, 2001
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<< here's my question. Why'd you buy dreamweaver 4 and dreamweaver 4 ultradev? The ultradev is the same thing except it has support for applets. CGI scriipts, JS, JSP, etc... >>


i think bought may be the wrong word ;)