Surprise, surprise. The culprit in my Internet fiasco was, in fact, motherfucking Norton. I don't know why it suddenly started doing it now, but it has apparently decided it really does not play well with AVG or something. After I disabled it and let the AVG update finish downloading, things worked again. After I enabled it again, the problem came back. So I finally went in and told it to shut up and never come back on again unless I say so. I think the only additional benefit Norton provided me was a Firewall, and Windows XP comes with a firewall. Should I enable it? I don't think AVG Free 8.0 has a Firewall, just a "Resident Shield," which doesn't seem to be the same thing.
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I can't find the url for estimating signal strength/directionality for dtv. It showed by address estimated strengths and whatnot per channel.
yes, put on Windows XP firewall.
yeah, I'm not surprised it is Norton.
I can't find the url for estimating signal strength/directionality for dtv. It showed by address estimated strengths and whatnot per channel.
omnis_audis talked about it back in April 6, 2008 omnis_audis "Buffistechnology 3: "Press Some Buttons, See What Happens."" Apr 6, 2008 1:15:36 pm PDT
Signal strength website is here.
Thank you!
who is that masked stranger quoting me so well?
Back to the phone thing. Laga, my MagicGate arrived today. You want me to call you on it?
The voip? Sure, call me tomorrow though- I'm at work 'till almost 11. Do you have my home number?
does it end in 71?
Tomorrow I'll get home around 6ish your time.
yep, that's the one. Sounds good. I'll text you if it looks like I'll be out but right now I have no solid plans.
Cool. Sounds like a plan.