Posts made by every1enjoy

Are you using a VPN?

@Grotomode:

Sure you can.
That guy only eating at McDonald's did it just by counting each calorie.

However a "healthy" weight is obviously just one factor of overall health.

Calorie counting is not a sustainable way of doing it because not all calories are equal plus us humans do not work this way.

I suggest people look at how calories per food are calculated you will see this method they use is flawed the same with using simple calculation which can not factor in even something like metabolism. (this is why people that use this method may have results at first but then they tend to yoyo and it damages them so they end up putting even more back on unable to lose it)

I agree with the bottom line

Don't use any of these new versions of utorrent go back to the release like kalayaan suggests.

You can't use Surf Shark to seed

This is why I use these https://airvpn.org/?referred_by=201634

They do cost a bit more but you get so much more control plus the old saying you get what you pay for (these offer discounts when its special times of the year like halloween etc)

The other thing Surf Shark sounds good on paper but simple things like unlimited connections and constant pushing deals this just shows I wouldn't trust them what so ever its not sustainable

Depends which NAS system you use.

Which NAS do you have?

A lot of this information is what main stream feeds people it's not correct.

No one needs to be tracking macros or calories if you are eating correct diet for us humans you will know when you have eaten enough.

The whole calories thing as well is misleading we don't work by just number counting otherwise everyone could just not eat for few days and drop lots of weight it doesn't work like that what matters is if you are getting nutrients we require.

The other thing is a carb = a carb doesn't matter the source people have been brainwashed to think their is all these different types and it's fine to eat one over the other no it's not it all ends up becoming the same thing.

The real question should be how do a get healthy not how do I lose weight that is what is important once you become healthy the weight side of things tends to fall inline.

If you are eating a correct diet you don't need to be taking supplements etc.

This is the place to start with look at what you are eating/drinking and the times you are doing it.

Next look at your sleep

Third the exercises you are doing.

To gain you are suppose to push yourself.

A lot of people make the mistake of thinking that endurance is the way it's not.

If you have done a proper high intensity work out you should feel fatigued which is why you then need to rest so you end up only working out 3 times a week.

High intensity is the best work out this can be done in an hour.

Regarding consoles some that can be modded example is Xbox 360 with RGH allows mods.

I used to play a lot of the sex mods for Skyrim on RGH XB360.

PC is always the best option.

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Sounds bit like a silly rant.

Not sure you even understand the subject.

@eobox91103:

Thanks very much for the information!

Both my desktop workstation, and laptop ("Latitude" series, not a workstation but still high end), have SSD for the primary drive.  I have lots of backup drives, always synched (they're so cheap these days).  I'm not as concerned about losing data as I am the overall hassle, but you're giving me courage.  I might try it on the laptop first.

If you do give it a try make a backup image of your drive this is so it's easy to restore if you ever want to go back also recommend them to people in case they ever run into problems it's better way to revert back then using things like system restore.

I find it's better to keep Win 7 on laptop if that is what it was built for and then try out new stuff on main system which should be less hassle anyway laptops can be lot more annoying.

Don't buy Win10 if you do give it a try or activate it you have 30 days free use only if you like it then activate or purchase a key online for like $10 it's pro version you want.

I expect you may not stick with it but it's your choice i really dislike win 10 but i have it on one of my machines due to intel on latest chipset forced people to use it.

it's also worth looking into things like open-shell to give it back more of the old style

@eobox91103:

Thanks, every1.

I re-checked the TurboTax website.  It seems that their product will run on Win7, but they repeat the Microsoft party line, "Danger, Danger, If you keep using Win7, you'll be insecure."  It seems that their product will still run on Win7.  They go on to say that next year's product will not run on Win7.  What they probably mean is that one will need a 64 bit OS to run next year's product, but since my Win7 is the 64 bit version, I should be fine.

My fondness for XP is for two reasons:  Some software that run under XP won't run on Win7, such as PrintKey2000 and ImageGrabber (which I've used a lot to make tiled thumbnails for torrent uploads).  There are applications with similar functionality that will run on Win7/10, but they're clunkier to use.

My other beef with Win7/10 is that in Windows Explorer, XP had the option of giving you folder size for each element in a directory; I don't see that in the newer versions, and it was a handy way to see what folders were getting too big.  Sure, I can right-click on a folder to look at its "Properties," but that's clumsy.  Also, When I open a directory (Explorer window) in Win7, the default starting view is the bottom of the list.  My default directory sort is "newest file at the top" so I always have to scroll up to see what I want.  XP would open at the top of the directory, which was much more convenient.

Finally, when you say a "clean install" rather than upgrade, do you mean wiping the disk and starting from scratch?  I have all my data backed up, but it would be massive pain to reinstall all of my applications…Office, AcrobatPro, QuickTimePro, uTorrent, Firefox, etc., etc.  If I need to do all that, I might as well get a new machine--which I hardly need, as it's a Dell "Workstation" that cost me a bundle and has all the capability I could want.

If you have any suggestions about how I can address these issues, I'd love to hear them.  Or maybe I'm just being a whiny little boy...I've been called that before.

I took a look at that tax software you mentioned and the upgrade is not to do with x64 it is another one of those trying to force people on to Win 10 so I don't think you will be able to install the new version if you stay on Win 7 (I advise people to not rush into updates it's become standard now that people think you must be up to date which is not true if it works fine for you why update)

Printkey2000 works on Win 7 and the imagegrabber not sure which company one you are on about so many products with same name.

Those functions you mention XP has that Win7 doesn't is user error or to do with the way you have it configured you can do all that in Win 7.

Clean install means fresh install from the beginning which is always the best way.

It's easy to do the whole process is quicker then doing upgrade plus so many times when people upgrade they run into issues with software or left over junk.

Re installing software is so easy doesn't take long at all depending on your system the whole process from installing the OS and then the software hour its the backups that takes long time but you mentioned already doing that.

Does your Dell system have anything like a SSD?

@eobox91103:

@every1enjoy:

Windows 10 is horrible.

If you are having no issues with Windows 7 no need to switch because support has stopped this doesn't even mean a great deal to most people the OS will still function just fine.

A lot of scare tactics floating around.

My computer at work has Windows 10–I don't find it horrible, but I don't see how it's an "improvement" over Windows 7 (or even XP, which has features not found in 7 or 10).

My home computer has Windows 7, and I'm tempted to leave it alone.  But I need to file US income tax, and the leading tax software brand (TurboTax) says its new version won't run under Windows 7.  Changing the operating system on a computer sounds a lot like doing a heart/lung/brain transplant, so I've held off.

I also have a licensed copy of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 on my home computer.  It works fine under Windows 7.  I have a sneaking suspicion that after installing Window 10, the license won't be recognised and I'll be "asked" to buy a new copy of Office.

Microsoft sucks....and not in the good way.

Your work may be using LTSC which is not as bad but still when you use W10 in home setting you really do notice how annoying it is.

XP was iffy when it came to 64bit so the step up for that to the likes of W7 is massive.

Just don't install the new version of the software if it is showing the new one only support W10 which is very strange that sounds more like they are trying to force the update which appears to be the case with a lot of companies i expect it's ms has been slipping some cheques around.

Installing OS is very easy just don't use the upgrade method do a clean install.

Office 2013 works on W10

No Debrid site covers those two hosts.

I did see one multi host site claiming to offer with small daily limits for those two but can't 100% say if it really works (linkifier)

Upstore is iffy company which is why you don't see many offering it also expensive for restricted bandwidth limits.

Windows 10 is horrible.

If you are having no issues with Windows 7 no need to switch because support has stopped this doesn't even mean a great deal to most people the OS will still function just fine.

A lot of scare tactics floating around.