Excitement and such
Jun. 23rd, 2006 12:39 amI am somewhat pleased with how my paper is going. Admittedly, I am up to editing page six of eighteen, and I suspect it will get more incoherent as I go on, but it's not as bad as I thought it was. At least I more or less know what I want to say.
It's also made more pleasant by open office, which I am enjoying greatly.
Also, I've been speaking to an Indian woman working for a women's NGO who dropped in that if I send her a list of my interests she might be able to find funding or some kind of support for me to do some research in India. (Excitement!)
Questions for the internet:
1) Do I need anti-virus software, do you think?
2) Is there good open source anti-virus software?
(Whispers: I am somewhat amazed by the magic of technology, and the fact that I can just kind of plug stuff in and it all goes. No explosions or anything.)
Edit [5:25 am]
Wh00t! The football! Hip hip hurrah!
Wh00t! The paper! Hip hip hurrah!
I look forward to sleeping soon!
It's also made more pleasant by open office, which I am enjoying greatly.
Also, I've been speaking to an Indian woman working for a women's NGO who dropped in that if I send her a list of my interests she might be able to find funding or some kind of support for me to do some research in India. (Excitement!)
Questions for the internet:
1) Do I need anti-virus software, do you think?
2) Is there good open source anti-virus software?
(Whispers: I am somewhat amazed by the magic of technology, and the fact that I can just kind of plug stuff in and it all goes. No explosions or anything.)
Edit [5:25 am]
Wh00t! The football! Hip hip hurrah!
Wh00t! The paper! Hip hip hurrah!
I look forward to sleeping soon!
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on 2006-06-22 11:32 pm (UTC)You certainly need antivirus software for your MS-Windows partition; and Spyware protection as well.
I recommend Grisoft AVG for antivirus and Spybot to kill the spyware. Both are available for free as in beer.
http://free.grisoft.com/doc/1 and
http://www.spybot.info/
You really don't need either for the Linux partition. There is a tiny handful of Linux viruses in existence (mostly at the server level). There is one "in the wild".
cf., http://librenix.com/?inode=21