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I was checking my gmail and you know they have these ads on top. Well this one caught my eye and I followed the link:
[url]http://www.newsoftwares.net/folderlock/?id=gi[/url]
I haven't downloaded it yet but it seems harmless (scroll down to view awards). What you guys reckon?
Been looking for something like this, my younger bother always takes out my car pictures and messes them up on paint :mad:
Do you KNOW what you are downloading ?
Can you trust it ?
will it perhaps crahs and you lose ALL your files ?
Is it a backdoor for the NSA ???
:D
Caveat emptor !! <<<<< mroe so when it's "free". my mum always told me NOTHING is ever "free" !!!!!
Would you doubt free Scottish beer :D :D :D
Nah I've just been looking for something like this for a very very long time, would be awesome if I can use it at work aswell !!
Btw m430 you can always lock your folders, but there are a few catches (non-transportable etc)
[QUOTE=man 430gt]Been looking for something like this, my younger bother always takes out my car pictures and messes them up on paint :mad:[/QUOTE]
user accounts?
The lock folder function used to be on windows 98, shame they removed it on XP :(
My bets are on this software containing spyware. Probably uses up a lot of resources somehow anyways. I bet there are some better open source alternatives around.
[QUOTE=Vaigra]The lock folder function used to be on windows 98, shame they removed it on XP :([/QUOTE]
I think it contained errors
[QUOTE=Zytek_Fan]I think it contained errors[/QUOTE]
The whole OS was the error
[QUOTE=Matra et Alpine]my mum always told me NOTHING is ever "free" !!!!![/QUOTE]
That's a damn dirty lie.
I got given Galaxy Promises on Valentine's Day :D
And this computer I did not pay for either ;)
Plus dad used to get free phones from Ericsson, before the company kind of liquidated itself here.
Ha!
It's just up North, where you all throw your money around like a man with no arms. ;)
[QUOTE=IWantAnAudiRS6]It's just up North, where you all throw your money around like a man with no arms. ;)[/QUOTE]
Technically speaking, a man with no arms cannot actually throw his money away :D
Can't you just change permissions or encrypt a folder with Windows ?
[quote=IWantAnAudiRS6]That's a damn dirty lie.
I got given Galaxy Promises on Valentine's Day :D[/quote]
What did you give her in return ? What if you had NOT given here anything ?? "Free" ? you've no chance with a g/f mate :D
[quote]And this computer I did not pay for either ;)[/quote]
What favours did the person giving you expect ? If it was your dad then it's peace and quioet from your whining :D Is it running WIndows ?? THERE's the real cost :D
[quote]Plus dad used to get free phones from Ericsson, before the company kind of liquidated itself here.[/quote]
"liquidated" so wasn't realy "free" then as now you cna't get them -- teh cost :D
[quote]Ha![/quote]
Ho!
[quote]It's just up North, where you all throw your money around like a man with no arms. ;)[/quote]
an teh famous Scotsmen are stingy ridicule -- adn yet proven not to be. But I've heard it's getting worse now that lots of English are moving up here :D
[QUOTE=ZeTurbo]The whole OS was the error[/QUOTE]
Hehe... Nice one :D
I dont know what people are whinging about windows for. especialy XP. ive not had issues with it. _EVER_ and i work in an IT with an XP environment.
People are sheep and will bag whatever the first person says without even proof. Can any of you give me actual REASONS why XP is crap? and what you use instead thats better?
Ubuntu is free, although i must admit i use Xp the most for compatibility, its not that it isnt bad, in fact i admire them for making windows, but you cant help but feel if a group of unpaid hackers can do better, why arent paid coders on top?
[quote=Jakg]Ubuntu is free, although i must admit i use Xp the most for compatibility, its not that it isnt bad, in fact i admire them for making windows, but you cant help but feel if a group of unpaid hackers can do better, why arent paid coders on top?[/quote]
try and deploy a secure environment over 10,000 desktops from 10 vendors and running from a selection of 100 applications to 200 sites.
Linix variants have their place :D
SO does Mac.
But serioulsly only Windows are putting the tools in place to manage that successfully and why big business will not walk away on mission critical applications.