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Ooooookay… Yeah, it helps actually having both a windows PC and the program causing problems.

It's alright now, my dad didn't kill the dog, but he tamed it.

The security thing was set to "Default" which, after reading the list, pretty much blocks every site I go on. And more. He reset it to Minimum which just blocks porn.

..But there are some good ideas here...

Edit: You aren't going to like this.

It blocks Photobucket still. That means, no pictures, no avatars and no ****ing animations!

oh well, there only porn

He should configure it manually.

What do you mean, Col?

That was a Joke...
read a moment of what Invertin said and then what I said.

invertin wrote:blocks porn.
No pictures, no avatars and no ****ing animations!

Colicedus wrote:oh well, there only porn

BunnyWithStick wrote:Which is exactly why you'd choose "password", it's the last thing anybody checks!

How many people have done that which you know about? For me, none.

Ultimatum479 wrote:

Renegade_Turner wrote:Also, people generally try not to make passwords too predictable. That's kind of the point.

Rephrase that, please.

It should be obvious what I was saying, even if I did make some kind of grammatical error.

Do you mean it should be "Also, people people generally try to not make passwords too predictable?"

Grammar is my bitch, and I shall fuck her in the ass like a Tijuana crack whore if I so desire.

Renegade_Turner wrote:It should be obvious what I was saying, even if I did make some kind of grammatical error.

You didn't. I was looking for the word "intelligent" to the left of the word "people", which greatly reduces the amount of people to whom you're referring. Most "people", adjective excluded, don't try not to make passwords too predictable; that takes a bit of rational thought.

Ultimatum479 wrote:

Renegade_Turner wrote:It should be obvious what I was saying, even if I did make some kind of grammatical error.

You didn't. I was looking for the word "intelligent" to the left of the word "people", which greatly reduces the amount of people to whom you're referring. Most "people", adjective excluded, don't try not to make passwords too predictable; that takes a bit of rational thought.

See, now you're just being a nitpick.

Everyone!

Grayswandir wrote:See, now you're just being a nitpick.

It's hardly a nitpick. That one added adjective reduces the total number of subjects of that sentence by a factor of several thousand.

Renegade_Turner wrote:

BunnyWithStick wrote:Which is exactly why you'd choose "password", it's the last thing anybody checks!

How many people have done that which you know about? For me, none.

Get a f**king sense of humour, dammit!

You have serious issues with regard to differentiating yourself from the rest of the world: just because he doesn't share _your_ sense of humor doesn't mean he has _no_ sense of humor.

Let me explain: I used ":P", this signifies that I was joking. 90% of the internet-familiar population know this.