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Antivirus Norton - The Annual Updates

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-22 17:59

As much as I download the warez version as most people, even if I was to buy Norton Antivirus I can't stand having to compulsory upgrade EVERY year. I means its holding my comp hostage "Give us more money or else we won't protect you no more".

It does stop the piraters to a certain degree I must aagree though.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-22 18:33

only fags use norton

nod32 and kav are 4 hardc0re pirates

1- it sux detexion sux period
2- you can uninstall it it leeches your balls
3- it sux

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-22 18:54

I'm sad to see Symantec kind of disgraced the name of Norton.

Back in the good old times, Norton was a synonymous for instant win. Ah, Norton Commander, Norton Utilities... It all died when Symantec bought all of it and fucking Windows 95 was launched.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-22 23:34

Kaspersky AV if you don't want to upgrade.

I have an old console scanner from 1999, and guess what? KAV virus definition updates still work just fine six years later...

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-23 5:21

my university gave us old corporate copies of NAV.  we get definitions for free with no activation/subscription necessary, and it works lovely.  it's not all GRAPHICALLY DROOLWORTHY like they seem to try to make the newer versions, but that's fine. it's functional, and unfagg0ty.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-23 5:49

GRAPHICALLY DROOLWORTHY

I hate, hate, hate when they do this. Give me a scanner that doesn't need several gigs of ram, the newest cpu, and enough pointless glitz to put an MTV producer into fits of orgasmic ecstacy.

Fucking hell, whatever happened to functional?

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-23 10:53

AVG is free and comes with a command line utility.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-23 11:30

Ooh I see no one has suggested installing Linux so you don't have to run a virus scanner. Let me be the first to turn this thread into a pointless flamewar.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-24 10:25

>>7 wins the thread -- AVG is excellent.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-24 15:33

>>6
Microsoft has done rather well for itself by making software that's flashy but dysfunctional. Makes sense for others to copy its business model.

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-24 18:52

>>making software that's flashy but dysfunctional
it has been the only way to get consumers to choose their product

Name: Anonymous 2005-08-25 2:08

>>10
I'm aware of why it's done. I'm just venting over it. >:(

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