Wow! I bet you didn't even had to delete spams every two hours :)Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbi
One of the dial-up ISPs I used back in those days offered an e-mail account with unlimited space. :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by Expeto
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Wow! I bet you didn't even had to delete spams every two hours :)Quote:
Originally Posted by anon-sbiOne of the dial-up ISPs I used back in those days offered an e-mail account with unlimited space. :01:Quote:
Originally Posted by Expeto
Correct, and public SMTP servers (in case your favorite service didn't offer outgoing e-mail) also existed. Although to be honest I've never received spam on my Fastmail account. :happy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Expeto
Firefox 7b1
I tried Chrome a couple of years ago or something and missed FF. I did the same with Opera too. I don't need countless browsers on my PC. I find it pointless and IE was garbage imo.
same as Cabalo ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabalo
Firefox. I tried Opera about a year ago, and didn't see any reason to switch. I abandoned IE once I became "savvy" enough to know there were better browsers available- that was 8-10 years ago.
Used internet explorer to download Firefox, and Firefox to download Chrome. Firefox is my primary, Chrome is a browser I'll open on the side for browsing porn incognito without messing up my FF tabs.
recently changed to chrome..
I saw this article today about opera11.
http://www.h-online.com/security/new...r-1175689.html :unsure:
Every program has or has had critical vulnerabilities at some point of the other. Hardly a reason not to use it anymore, specially since the Opera guys don't want their image sullied and are working to patch that as soon as possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by yevgeny
If you wanted to use bugless applications, you'd be limited to "hello world".
on windows 7 : Firefox / IE 9
on opensuse : opera
on xp : Safari / Opera