Settling in to my faculty job, cartooning, writing papers. Really enjoying our kitty and Allee also drawing cartoons (see enlarged ones below:
such as putting on a science-fiction radio show at the local station. I got to play the voice of a "mole man" with a funny nasal voice.
Archie Comics has sent out a preview of Betty & Veronica: Vixens #8, the upcoming issue of the comic by Jamie Lee Rotante, Sanya Anwar, Elaina Unger, and Rachel Deering which reimagines Betty and Veronica as members of a motorcycle gang. Final Order Cutoff for the book is Monday, June 25th, so Archie has included a comic explaining how to preorder the book in which the girls put a sexist comic thief in his place:
So now you know how to preorder Betty & Veronica: Vixens #8, but do you want to? To answer that question, take a look at the real preview below.
I have just recently starting watching the TV show 24 with Kieffer Sutherland. That show ROCKS, anyone else got any input on their favorite TV show?
Yep, 24 rocks. Just got done watching it from the DVR. I love it when older characters come back. Rumor is his daughter may be joining soon as well.
i very rarely watch tv..but i love queer eye for the straight guy...that show always manages to make me smile...if not laugh out loud!
I as good as watch no television these days. But I used to live for reruns of The Avengers, with John Steed throwing his bowler and Emma Peel kicking her boots. My all time favorite television show would be The Octopus (original title: La Piovra). It's a series of ten (Italian) miniseries about the struggle of a few against the maffia. If you ever get the chance to check it out, it comes highly recommended!
i would have to say CSI: crime scene investigation, since i am hopefully gonna go to school for that sorta thing in the near future.
The kids and I love Monk. Oh man he is so funny. That Adrian Monk. We always laugh like loons watching that.
My favorite old show I used to watch was called Night Gallery. Spooky like Twilight Zone. And we had the Saturday Morning Monster Movie Matinee.
I have to admit, I love the C.S.I. Special Victims Unit show as well. The actors/actresses are excellent, not to mention the scripts for the show. I give 2 thumbs up !!
I like watching CSI too. The older kids like to watch it but my youngest gets scared so we rarely watch it.
I recently purchased a new router to replace my old and failing Linksys router. The model I have is a TP-Link C8 1750AC dual band, with two USB ports, one 2.0 and one 3.0 alongside it's 4 ethernet ports. I am looking for adding storage to the router for filesharing and video/audio streaming purposes, to any of our devices. We have two laptops, two tablets, two smartphones, a Samsung smart TV and an XBox 360 all on the network. I would like to be able to stream stored movies and audio files to my TV or smart devices. Is there anyone who can suggest a good portable storage drive, or inexpensive NAS drive? Thank you in advance.
If you are thinking about using a portable hard drive with one of the USB ports, you might want to double check that the USB ports supply enough power to actually power a portable (aka "USB bus powered" or gets power from the USB port) hard drive. I would assume that it would, but I would say it is still a good idea to double check.
Or you can just get a "desktop" USB drive (i.e. one that has its own power source). Since it will be sitting there connected to the router all the time, there is no need for it to be a portable hard drive. Plus, you tend to get more "bang for you buck" (i.e. larger capacity drive for less money) with desktop hard drives.
If you consider a NAS, personally I tend to recommend either Netgear's ReadyNAS line, a Synology NAS, or a QNAP NAS. This assumes you want at least a dual drive (or greater NAS). If you are just considering a single drive NAS, then I would likely say it is better to just use the USB port with the desktop drive unless the router does not offer some feature that an NAS drive would offer that you want.
I tried to hook up my Seagate 1TB with USB 3.0 to the router, and my laptops could find the drive just fine, but I could not get the videos to play on my tv unless I streamed them from my laptop, or installed a virtual media server, Mezzmo, which turned out to be unstable and kept dropping off. I have heard that most NAS units have the capability for a smart tv to stream from them?
Word, excel, PDFs and folders are being turned into executables (.exe) - Virus, Trojan, Spyware, and Malware Removal Help
I have a couple of systems that have all their work, exce, PDFs and some folders being changed into executable files. The files now have the extension .exe on them and when clicked upon infect that PC.
I have updated and run TrendMicro, Eset online and Malwarebytes on the systems. Although they found some issues none have resolved this one.
All the systems are running 64 bit Winodws. Two of the systems are Windows 7 the FRST file below is Windows Server 2008 R2.
I did find out that Microsoft Security Essentials does detect the infected files as: Virus:Win32/Ursnif.gen!C It will quarantine the files, but apparently cannot remove the core virus from the PC.
Description: Windows is unable to verify the image integrity of the file \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Windows\Temp\mvpci.bin because file hash could not be found on the system. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source.
The log is available throughout History ->Application logs. Please post it contents in your next reply.
As of right now the PC that I have been collecting logs on does not seem to have the virus any longer. I will need to go onsite to test the other PC I will post those logs tomorrow night. I did run the programs you asked and here are the logs:
Presently all PCs seem to be clean... Either MS Essentials or Trendmicro updated their virus definitions enough to clean the virus. I will run ESET and let you know if it finds anything. When I initially ran ESET prior to posting it did not find the virus.