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what exactly is this "feature-set" that makes Kaspersky so good and sets it apart from other anti-virus software?

everything you need is right there. but its really as simple as copying npdsplay.dll into your plugins folder and restarting firefox.

so you want to embed a pdf in a webpage but disallow the user from downloading it? i doubt there will ever be such a thing.

screenshot? upload it to http://imageshack.us/

@Gouki oops, somehow i overlooked post #52.

Jeremy if you do a antivirus comparison could you also note the size of the programs installer and number of services/processes it uses? And the Mem Usage?

I would say ASUS.

BartPE + Plugins ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BartPE

he must have been versing me

that kid is either a good actor or insane! http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=German+kid

^ I do the same but with Acronis True Image Plus it by default avoids the pagefile. However I still defrag my data partition which gets fragmented after installing software/games and amoving files around.

I am completely aware of the advanced security features of firewalls such as Outpost and ZoneAlarm and I do reccomend them for those reasons. Winpooch is only a suitable firewall in the context of blocking or allowing applications to access the internet. What I am trying to decide is with my pc behind a NAT router, and Winpooch managing processes, wouldn't ZoneAlarm or Outpost be a little redundant?

i am using a combination of my router (NAT Firewall) and Winpooch (application firewall). Works for me.

If you ripped 4GB of audio cds to wma or mp3 you probably went through alot of cds! My initial guess is your hard drive is fragmented, or you have other processes running that are consuming cpu thus slowing the encoding process.

which ones have you tried? this is the first one that comes to mind: Virtual Desktop Manager Manage up to four desktops from the Windows taskbar with this PowerToy. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloa...ppowertoys.mspx

i searched google for the exact title of this topic 'Aluria Security Center' and im finding negative reviews and a claim that it is partnered with an adware company 'WhenU'. read more here: http://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=123117 I would reccomend BitDefender Pro Plus instead its $44.95 and its earned a good reputation.

I logged in and it looks great! I will have to try using it later

well there are alot of NES emus that 'work', but why do you reccomend jnes? Ive tried it and it doesnt compare to Nestopia.

same

yeah i saw this tweak on digg yesterday and using it now. I doesn't slow down firefox at all on my machine when 'un-minimizing'. works great

thank you elajua, StaxRip is indeed quite nice. And I agree MediaCoder has alot of bugs and problems right now, but its still an excellent program and is constantly improving.

minimo is the project, the last time i tried it it was a large file and slow.

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well i was thinking more along the lines of running only certain applications in it. For example: storing the Firefox/IE cache and the %TEMP% directories. If you wanted to go beyond you could probably watch an app with Diskmon and decide whether to move it into the ramdisk. Probably a better idea is to just create a 'work partition' seperate from the OS and Program Files that you let become fragmented and then either reformat or individually defrag.

theory: if we use software to create virtual ram disks, and run apps that like to page alot in that, then fragmentation would be minimal. what do you think?