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Belt is much quieter. As I had mention d I replaced the old metal rollers that goin the tracks with nylon ones and between that and the belt drive you almost don’t hear the door when it moves.

I found that is true of their consumer products, never had such an issue with Endpoint Security which is an enterprise solution not a consumer product.

Well I installed Malwarebytes but have read it is not true anti virus. May also install Symantec Endpoint Protection that always worked very well for me wont Win7.

The Board Meeting All the members of the company's Board of Directors were called into the Chairman's office, one after another, until only Ted, the junior member, was left sitting outside. Finally, it was his turn to be summoned. Ted entered the office to find the Chairman and the other four Directors seated at the far end of the boardroom table. Ted was instructed to stand at the other end of the table, which he did. The Chairman looked Ted squarely in the eye, and with a stern voice, he asked: "Have you ever had sex with my secretary, Miss Floyd?" "Oh, no, sir, positively not...!" Ted replied. "Are you absolutely sure..?"asked the chairman "Honest, I've never been close enough to even touch her...!" "You'd swear to that...?" "Yes, I swear I've never had sex with Miss Floyd, anytime, anywhere…" insisted Ted. "Good. Then YOU fire her."

It was a guy from Brooklyn with a "foriegn" name who has been in the country for at least seven years, he has been captured and claims to have done this for (surprise surprise) ISIS. The religion of peace at work yet again.

No, no stickers on these - you program them to whatever you want yourself.

Why not just replace it. These things have come down in price so much and the features are unbelievable. Last year I installed my second Chamberlain batterybackup unit and it was only $198. Besides having remotes and an outside keypad it will open from apps on your smartphone as it is internet enabled. You can check it and control it from anyplace in the world. You also have a log of when it opened and closed. Further, it works even when there is no power. Last it is super quiet. I also replaced the metal wheels on the track with nylon ones and now you don't even hear when the door opens and closes.

I'm confused about Malwarebytes in that reviews say it is for use after something gets into your system and is not a true antivirus system. They equate it to a policeman who only arrests bad guys that have mug shots already in the system versus some unknown guy that is throwing a rock through a jewelry store window cause there is no mug shot of him in their database.

What does anyone think of Symantec Endpoint Protection. I had used that with good results on Win7.

Voice dictation

So my system just got screwed by malware that got by MS Defender so I am looking for suggestion on the beat Antivirus solution for Windows10.

Looks just like the igniter I had on a gas furnace for years. I had a contract with PSEG and they replaced these things so many times a year I lost count. The head of their service department got to the point that he just gave me a bunch of them as he knew I could replace them myself. He said if I ever got low just put the new one in and call for repair and take it out just before service got there, that way I would not be without heat as they never stocked them on the truck and it always required two visits to replace.

My dad took this picture of a bitcoin ATM in Budapest last month.

Was just at Costco and they have an Eneloop kit on sale for $19.99 versus their regular price of $29.99. Kit comes with a charger and all is in a case and has 6 AA batteries, 4 AAA batteries and adapters: 4 C size and 4 D sizes. Similar to this one at Amazon that has 8 AA and 2 AAA cells for $32.49 Picture of case and example off what is offered https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JHKSLSW/ref=dp_cerb_1

The only problem is that in most places POTS really no longer exists. I is rare from what I understand to find a situation where the single copper pair actually runs all the way from your home to the Central Office. Instead, the copper pair typically meets up and is converted to fibre optics at some point and that is what goes to the CO. That means any electrical outage and your phone goes out.

You don’t actually record per se. You tell it which shows are your favorites (as many as you want) and it just records every episode of them. There is not storage limits, but recordings are only kept for four weeks. But most convert to video on demand. Check their faqs.

What do you mean by your sanity? My Ooma gives me much better service than the cable companies VoIP and PS Vue gives me better reception than I got from the cable company with no limit on how much stuff I can store on multiroom Dvr that I can actually watch away from home.

Nope don’t get those but I only have the base package, they might be available on a higher level of service by I don’t know. You might check the new Hulu streaming service or the one offered by YouTube.

What channels, I’ll look and see if I have them.

That is not true about the DVR, I routinely watch shows that are already in progress from the start. They recently changed how you do it as when you pick the show it now gives an option to watch from the start or at the current point. You used to have to know a convoluted set of key pushes that were not intuitively obvious nor published to be able to do it but it still could be done.

The guide is great on Apple and FireTV and mobile but not nearly as good on Roku devices. I get all the locals with it except Ch-11 which I could care less about. They have several packages above the base $39.99 one, and you can add movie stuff a-la-cart as well

The Vue recording is in the cloud and can be seen on any device you have.

I have an AppleTV, a FireTV Box, 2 Roku streaming sticks and 2 FireTV sticks that I use on the account and can watch live and dvr on all of them. I can also view on a PC on my iPad and my iPhone anywhere for dvr stuff. The limit is only five streams at the same time. Great service. Try the “free” five day trial.

Try Sony’s PS Vue. Similar service with DVR included. Went with it about a year ago and ditched the triple play. That and internet from Optimum and phone from Ooma and I am saving about $100 a month over what I used to pay.

It looks all but certain the Dems in Trenton will ban standard capacity (15 round neutered capacity to us) magazines in favor of limited capacity 10 round magazines. What about we politely write our assembly and senate reps and tell then that we don't agree with this but understand their goals and suggest a compromise. Allow standard capacity, and even 140mm and 170mm magazines BUT restrict them like handguns so they are only allowed in exempt areas (home, range and business) and with reasonable deviation during travel. Yea I know it is a compromise, but something is better than nothing which unfortunately is where this is headed.