Recent content by Vorador2

Sometimes i feel bad about using adblocker on pages i visit daily, and whitelist them. Until the ads start playing music. Or videos, or pop ups. Then i turn it back on. Stop using the high paying annoying ads, and i will stop using adblocker.

KeePass does have two-step and three-step verification. You can use either password verification, file verification or windows login verification.

One of the weirdest things i've ever seen. Not only they're dropping the software entirely based on a completely unrelated reason (XP support dropping out), but also recommend a less secure proprietary alternative like Bitlocker, which it isn't even available on Home versions of Windows. My...

"The developer of "Castle Clash," Singapore-based IGG.com, has also denied connection to the Tinder spambots. "Suuure. I don't think these spambots are promoting this game just because the spammer likes it or something.

Dark Souls and Demon's Souls are hard and unforgiving, but not unfair.Unfair is I Wanna Be The Guy, which is chock full of cheap traps.

I think it's a different game the one on this list. I played Tiny Death Star for a week and dropped it off. After a while it demands too much time to earn money to keep building and micropayments are literally everywhere. I guess it simply didn't click with me.

Somebody is trying to get a settlement out of court. Sigh.

*Looks at Youtube comments* Google Now can at least hold a coherent conversation without grammatical errors. I say the future is now.

We haven't got any infection here, but i've taken measures. Blocking the running of .exe in %appdata% and %appdata%\*\* is usually enough. It spreads trough emails attachments, so if your anti-spam blocks them you should be fine.

One of the cheapest assembled 3D printers i've ever saw. If reviews are good, this is a really good deal for anybody interested on 3D printing.

Halloween was yesterday. The "scary" stories are a bit late. I'm a bit more worried about real malware, like Cryptolocker. That one is nasty.

Good eye ro_1984 I know Toms has lost of lot of quality these last years, but this is pretty embarrassing even for them.

DARPA may pay 2 millions, but Microsoft would pay 2 billions to make it happen. This kind of software would require huge breakthroughs in learning algorithms that would be aware of what's considered a security flaw and what's an intended feature, never mind how to patch it without breaking...

Missing the Project Zero games. I was never able to finish the second one.

This is one of those times i'm glad i've never caved to peer pressure and made a Facebook account.