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      07-21-2010
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Seems like Safari users have been targeted as of late, there was a recent report on this forum about it. I was trying their latest browser out recently, and was hit with an attack like I've never had before. I do admit, I was on a couple of porn sites, but I was looking for their "Safe Search" to cover my back. It was so bad, that I couldn't even get MSE, Malwarebytes or the Malicious Software Tool that we're downloaded every month to work. I attempted to get to the Windows Live Safety Scanner through IE, it locked IE down.
and Safe Search in particular. Hopefully, you'll won't get burned, as I did.
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I'm just surprised Cat that you manage to have so much grief. Remembering that I play in both camps Windows and Apple I'm just surprised at what happened to you. I tried Safari on my windows machine, no dramas, just did not like the format so much.
Run Safari all the time on my Macs and never had issues. I do go into the occasional porn site myself ;-).
Sounds as if you must have just about worn the tracks off your HDD in cleaning it, certainly nuked it good a proper. :-)
 
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      07-21-2010
I believe that's what happened, some (if not all) tracks were worn down. For the time being, the SMART program reports the drive is healthy, although I can't understand how a disc that I have to run the chkdsk /r command on about three times a week can be considered healthy. Not to mention the multiple software errors that I have and report on a daily basis.

And it's not the RAM, I've ran the MEM TEST 86 on it three times since cleaning and reinstalling the chip, it checks out good. I'm still surprised that the RAM stick was so dirty, considering it was refurbished by Dell itself.

And finally, I've gotten it to run a little cooler, I held the vaccum hose to the grooves, and ran it for a couple of minutes, that alone got the CPU temp to drop 25C, and the bottom is cooler, too. No more temperature warnings, at least for now.

And another good thing, I thought the warranty expired in October of this year, it's actually October 2011, so that gives me plenty of time to save for my next one, I'm trying to baby it, only using it for folding. Mabye it will last a few more months.

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