cutestlink wrote:

oberder wrote:

cutestlink wrote:

oberder wrote:

Gasher wrote:

cutestlink wrote: officer

And a Gentleman ( the film )

Spy

( *somewhat a TF2 game reference* )

Camera

Picture ( *I remember shouting this when I was in High School outings* )

develop

Crush ( Oh, you know what I'm saying -- when something 'develops' between two... )

Users

Don't forget -- these furry little bundles of joy will always chase cats

Another late head's-up ( I really need to keep tabs now... ) -- BillP Studios has released WinPatrol 2013 version 27 with a news article in his site underlining the changes and notes regarding it

And Brightfort ( formerly known as Javacool ) has released their new SpywareBlaster v5.0 -- this new version will have, to date, will have at least 16017 entries to protect IE and Firefox browsers -- note that this program is NOT A SCANNER but serves as a front-line shield to protect users from spyware intrusion -- more details about this program are available at the publisher's site

**Both programs ( for Windows ) are available to download directly at the publishers sites, and your favorite downloading hubs

Linggo nah! Present! Whee--

Make sure na ang passwords ninyo ay di based sa dictionary ( a.k.a. common words ) -- Kung gusto ninyo, use the search engine of your choice, then look for under these keywords:

Gibson Research Corporation Security password Generator

Ang site na ito ay dapat makita mo ( on the address bar ) ang secured HTTPS and green padlock -- secure ito from outside browsing -- Once there, just refresh the page as many times as you like to get your unique password sets -- there are three sections you can choose from ( either alpha-numeric / random ASCII / HEX )

Save what you like ( keep 3 or more sets so you can randomize later ) and use this for your accounts

Oh, wag kalimutan -- never use the same password for more than one account/site; keep it long and random

Updating -- Adding to the list: How to advertise using Ad Credits

Reference Source -- How to advertise using ad credits? | ClixSense Forum

** This is to help the members know how to advertise using Ad Credits once they get their Premium memberships

proadco wrote:

cutestlink wrote:

zarrahmaya wrote:

cutestlink wrote:

oberder wrote:

cutestlink wrote:

oberder wrote: Bark

( *Whether it's the one that covers a tree, or one that runs on four legs making so much noise and being excited to see you* )

for dogs

Bone ( *Any dog loves these treats* )

Alfo the best dog food

Don't forget Milk puppies love it tooo

I agree ... I like that

Dogs like to Chew a good Bone too

Don't forget the big mess these little puppies make

No worries, and don't fret -- I've seen my share of Standard members win big as well -- just keep on clicking; ClixGrid plays on one's luck ( so there'll be days a member may win something -- be it some random amount or extra chances -- and other days... can be, well, frustrating )

Negros Occidental ( Location: Philippines, Western Visayas province )

clickcashonline wrote: grabe to ah... if di naman ito ung scenario na dine-describe ni oberder (di ka naman nag-lolog in ka sa shop, sa bahay ka lang naman) then kailangan ko na rin mag ingat cguro

i do have my firewall (zonealarm) at virus scanner (AVG) doing their job for me. Well hopefully di na to mangyari.

Kasi ang napapansin ko pag mag-susurf sa mga Internet shops, kapag may maglo-log out na ay minsan di sila totally nag-lolog out -- kaya't may makikita pa akong web history nila

One time ( many years back na kasama ko ang mga co-workers ko ), may isang local shop terminal na may gumamit na student sa FB -- kung ano-ano ang nabasa namin na messages nya ( by now, nasa college na ang bata na ito -- all I can say from what I saw back then, it's just unbelievable what kids make online )

Ingat talaga sa mga internet shops -- di talaga nililinis ng mga owners ang web history mo ( ang importante lang sa kanila ang ang log in / log out mo )

Ok lang na may third-party programs ka na nag-nonotify / alarm sa mga incoming at outgoing data, but in the end -- it's just down to simple common sense -- always be careful where you surf

Present! Whee--

Online ( *Sorry, couldn't think anything at the moment... on an empty stomach...* )

Scale

cutestlink wrote:

oberder wrote:

Gasher wrote:

cutestlink wrote: officer

And a Gentleman ( the film )

Spy

( *somewhat a TF2 game reference* )

Camera

Picture ( *I remember shouting this when I was in High School outings* )

The OP that made this thread ( in this case, TasMail ) has to come back in...

Alchemist

( *Ok, blame me -- saw my nephew was watch Full Metal Alchemist* )

cutestlink wrote: hen

Fox ( *loves to eat hens* )

I see Insecure and Thoughtful in a line

Pretty late head's up, but one nevertheless -- Mozilla Firefox has now released v19.0.2 through its updater, and is avalable for download at the maid publisher's site

Please do check if the Mozilla publisher site is always Mozilla.org -- the publisher has noted that there are sites that may mask as the Mozilla site, tricking users to download a compromised version of it's browser -- to be safe, go to Add-ons for Firefox then click on the Mozilla logo on the upper-right side -- this will lead you to the publisher's site

Reference source -- A website "http: // supportfirefox .perl .sh/" designed just like Mozilla Firefox site, is driving users to download fake browser. Please check. | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support