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Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:29 pm   Reply with quote         

finestcall wrote:

TofuTheGreat wrote:

marcoballistic wrote:

McAfee Total Protection Suite 2007

IT BURNS!!!!!! AAAAGGGGHHHH!!!!

Get ya some AVG (providing you have a PC that is).

How well can an Antivirus work if its free?

It works very well. I've cleaned machines with AVG that were infected even though they were running "up-to-date" versions of McAffee or Norton. McAffee and Norton only slow your machine down. Like using rubber cement for motor oil.

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Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:35 pm   Reply with quote         

unless you have loads of money

Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:36 pm   Reply with quote         

Well, i had Norton and it never gave me any problems. My Computer is not the best but it handle Norton with ease. I just don't trust any other software since they are just cheap.

Norton or Mc

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Grefix wrote:

Bitdefender all the way, best one imho (alltough not free)

It is free. They have a free scan right online On the home page look to the bottom left and you will see the option for a free scan and you can do as many as you want.

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Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:41 am   Reply with quote         

cherylm329 wrote:

Grefix wrote:

Bitdefender all the way, best one imho (alltough not free)

It is free. They have a free scan right online On the home page look to the bottom left and you will see the option for a free scan and you can do as many as you want.

I know , but that's only the scanner

Got the full solution (av, firewall, antispam and antispyware)
Cost a bit (not too much though, payed 60$, license of 2 years and 2 pc's and online support. actually I splitted the cost as I share it with my father , so it's only 30$ for one pc, or about 1,20$ for a month)

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couldb5150 wrote:

cherylm329 wrote:

I use polar coordinates both ways first to see if there is anything I see in the distortions.

same here ...or well at least that s one of the ways i try to stimulate creativity...you would be very surprised ....allot of times too i will initiall just take a potion of the source and then go to town w the polar coordinates .....


5150

Haha, me too. I also transform it with the perpective/Distortion or mirror it different ways, hence the recent snake picture I made

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Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:27 am   Reply with quote         

Grab a piece of paper and start doodling. Try to imagine what you want to achieve BEFORE starting Photoshop.

Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:32 am   Reply with quote         

vokaris wrote:

Grab a piece of paper and start doodling. Try to imagine what you want to achieve BEFORE starting Photoshop.

I don't need no stinken pencil and paper, it's all in my noggin

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