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I love facebook and would like to buy Mark dinner. His company changed my retirement. I went 80 percent into FB. With my IRA. Against a lot of advice. It went from $64 up to $172. Even got me out of that failure American centrifuge. At 6 months shy of 50 FB was the last gamble of that size i take.
PS i don't have a FB account and don't want one.

That's the best way to enjoy FB Robert. Congratulations on the growth!

BH

[chuck]

Street view is still there. The button is less obvious. Look for a little yellow gingerbread man that you "drop" on the area you want to view.

Traffic is still there but harder to find (at least to me). The user interface on a laptop vrs a tablet vrs a phone and whether its iOS or Android also effects how you use it. Now you have to look for "the hamburger" or a grid of dots or whatever lame as*d graphic the developer though looked cool or had (alleged) intellectual property associated with it. None of theses people seem to have heard of

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it"

[Rufus T. Firefly]

What is Google Chrome? The concept was vigorously "offered" when I downloaded the Spyware service.

It's a different browser system that gives you the opportunity to escape Microsoft's Exploration of Idiocy, by introducing you to a new and improved version of idiocy. Washington school systems are in love with Google Chrome, you basically have to make sure the kiddo's laptops run it or stuff doesn't run so well.

I use it as my tertiary browser and then almost only to play music.

[webenda]

Windows registry objects include keys and values for the all supported Windows operating systems. These objects specify configuration information regarding the user, hardware, and the programs and applications installed on a system.

To look around in the registry... in Windows 10, type "regedit" in the Search box on the taskbar and press Enter. If prompted by User Account Control, click Yes to open the Registry Editor.

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Do not change anything if you do not know what you are doing.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Very, very interesting to me that subsequent to replying to BH's remark about Linked-in, I got an e-note from Linked-in ("You have three invitations waiting for you,") just now, another invitation to "check-in". Coincidence?

"Check out what you missed from John and two others," it goes on to state.

Murph, blow out your cookies, (except from sites you want), and dump your cache. Tracking cookies and adware is a royal pain in the arse.

Hi Mitch, Thank you. I just completed a Scan by SUPREantispyware:
Adware Tracking Cookies: 2735 items found (and purged.)

Do this weekly, install the database updates as prompted, and you will find that things run better not being clogged up with all the spyware and adware.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[HONDO74]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Windows registry objects include keys and values for the all supported Windows operating systems. These objects specify configuration information regarding the user, hardware, and the programs and applications installed on a system.

To look around in the registry... in Windows 10, type "regedit" in the Search box on the taskbar and press Enter. If prompted by User Account Control, click Yes to open the Registry Editor.

Do not change anything if you do not know what you are doing.

Thank you, Wayne, for those explanations. And I will follow your warning assiduously.

[Tom Dempsey]

I am feeling an "edge" in your explanation of what Google Chrome is. If I may further ask, does that mean you are skeptical that it is needed ?Murph

Just getting tired of the whole PC game of everything works with everything else, except it doesn't, now does it?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I am feeling an "edge" in your explanation of what Google Chrome is. If I may further ask, does that mean you are skeptical that it is needed ?Murph

Just getting tired of the whole PC game of everything works with everything else, except it doesn't, now does it?

Well, not like it used to, that's for sure. New computer on my office desk is a Win10 system with Office365. Less functionality that ever before and less interactivity even between the Office products. I use the old 7 computer there; still burdened with Office365, but nothing I can do about it.

Meanwhile, back at the home office all is good,

[aterry11]

Rufus, Udo? Dirkschneider. Nice Accept quote too. Got a tour story about Wolf , Udo, and a groupies cat. Man Omaha used to be wild, its a wonder I'm not dead. No cats were harmed in the story maybe shaved but not harmed everybody else was scratched up pretty badly.
Its hard to believe slaves always lose, When its fear that keeps em down.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Seen/heard stated recently:
Jimi Hendrix's music was an essay on the music of the 60's.

[webenda]

I see a correlation.

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Hell is naked before him, and destruction hath no covering.
--Job 26:6 King James Version

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Street view is still there. The button is less obvious. Look for a little yellow gingerbread man that you "drop" on the area you want to view.

Traffic is still there but harder to find (at least to me). The user interface on a laptop vrs a tablet vrs a phone and whether its iOS or Android also effects how you use it. Now you have to look for "the hamburger" or a grid of dots or whatever lame as*d graphic the developer though looked cool or had (alleged) intellectual property associated with it. ...

Thank you, Chuck. That helps . I appreciate the kindness of your reply.
Murph

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Miley Cyrus seems to feel she needs to work very hard for attention . Doesn't she have a core talent upon which she can depend for notice?