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I haven't had any problems and I don't even have virus protection!!
Oh but wait...I have a Mac so I'm immune to everything! Sorry PC owners...
Get protected. Remember. Safe surfing.I haven't had any problems and I don't even have virus protection!!
Oh but wait...I have a Mac so I'm immune to everything! Sorry PC owners...
My McAfee protection is telling me that tube8 is a security risk. It wasnt before and now all the sudden it is.
Does anybody know what anything about this? Is the website virus prone? To bad because I have a few good bookmarks there.
Yeah I always x out.Many of these kind of 'viruses' are not actually viruses at all. They are termed 'scareware' - they attempt to make you believe that you have a virus, and get you to download a program to remove it. Such programs may either charge you for these services or even may contain viruses / malware themselves.
Ensure you have trusted, reliable, up-to-date anti-virus / anti-malware protection installed on your computer before accessing these sites.
Some of you might have noticed weird popups clameing their computer was infected with some malware and they need to buy some anti virus.
This was because some advertiser on our site had bad morals. We immedtiately removed the ad as soon as we found out of course!
We are dedicated to bring you the best experience when it comes to streaming porn and that includes a clean site.
Appologizes to everyone who was confused by those ads and thank you to everyone who reported this, it shows how much you guys care about this community
I haven't had any problems and I don't even have virus protection!!
Oh but wait...I have a Mac so I'm immune to everything! Sorry PC owners...
Incorrect. It is a common mistake to believe that Macs are immune to viruses.
They are not inherently at any less risk, but Mac programs are not pirated nearly as much because of their lack of popularity, so you have fewer Mac users getting infected pirate programs from dodgy torrents.
Macs are great for design and calculations, but you only need this kind of machine if you are a professional in your field, and need a powerful computer like the Mac Pro 8 Core for example.
However if you just like playing with Photoshop, its hardly worth the $5,000.
Also while a Mac is powerful, it has the drawback of severely reduced compatibility with many progams. On a personal note, I find that Apple's attempt to "simplify" the desktop and basic functions have actually made the interface less user friendly. Also I can't stand the tacky, cheesy, Pixar-style desktop animations.
Unless you are going for a real beast like the Mac Pro for professional work, in which case you don't need compatibility with multiple programs, because such a machine should have minimal software on it. Only enough to perform the required tasks.
I wholeheartedly disagree. I have been a PC user from 1998-2009 and a Mac user for about 8 months now. I built my dad's PC from scratch for crying out loud. Based on what I have experienced, the ONLY way I would recommend a PC over a Mac is for a longtime PC user that plans on using it offline, permanently. But anyone relatively new to computing or plans on having it connected to the internet would be stupid to buy a PC. I feel stupid for waiting so long to switch. PC's just don't work. Macs do.
But if you ABSOLUTELY have to have a PC for whatever reason, you simply MUST purchase all the software outright, and buy a separate hard drive and remember to constantly backup your primary hard drive. That way WHEN (not if) your computer breaks, you can format the hard drive and reload the OS and all your applications. After all that work, it will be like a brand new PC! How fun!
Or you could just avoid all that expense, time, worry and headache and just buy a computer that WORKS.
By the way, I haven't tried Numbers yet (Mac version of MS Excel) but Keynote (Mac version of Powerpoint) absolutely BLOWS Powerpoint away! Honestly I'd be surprised if Numbers did the same to Excel but who knows. Either way I am more than thrilled with my Mac.