A plastic one.

A plastic one.

OOO I can't wait...to wait an eternity for Verizon to release this update.

Here are a list of switches you can user during the install. So you'd go to START >> RUN >> Avastsetup.exe /SWITCHNAME. I do the switch to disable the sounds.

It doesn't suck

First off..where's the fun? Secondly you usually pay about the same to rent that you do to own, except you get no equity that way. Third, believe it or not, renters have all the rights and the owners have none. The chance of the owners suing the tenant is pretty slim, at least winning.

The only reason I knew this is because I had to send it throughout the entire college. It's not like a scour the internet reading ToSs

Craft your review in a tone that's genuinely helpful and informative to a potential reader, not like someone penning a complaint or a compliment to an unseen manager

Actually that's not really true. I know what you mean, but the video is streamed from YouTube and not downloaded locally then played.

Yep,

I'd just like to note that downloading the video using 3rd party tools is against YouTube's Terms of Service (Section 5B):

I still can't believe I have to refer to this thing as the damn "Charms Bar". It's emasculating.

I feel more focused and feel I run better not planning a route. Most runners can usually (I'm assuming now) estimate their distance or guestimate by a watch. If I've run a 9min/mi and I've been running for 10 minutes I've run just over a mile. Planning routes often led me to slow down when I knew I was on the last leg…

Completely agree. Most employees will be given a copy of the terms of use when they're hired that they must sign off on. A few things in ours include "All files and emails are property of the company". Let's be adults and realize we aren't here to use the computer as you would your own personal home machine. 99 times…

It isn't even really about making my or anyone elses job easier. In fact preventing users from installing stuff (in my environment) makes my job a bit harder on occasion. The truth is, you (not you personally) are part of a team along with IT, Payroll, HR, etc. I would love to trust everyone with installing programs…

I try and explain to people the situation upfront and truthful to the user. Most of the time they may be hesitant but they understand what IT people have to do. Especially if you can relate it to a non-technical scenario, which I love to do. The main reasons we restrict applications is to A) Avoid piracy or unlicensed…

I'm at IT professional and I use a lot of this stuff even as a Domain admin. I like to operate without logging people off, or asking for their password. There are tons of ways around limitations, but please be respectful and understand they're usually there for a reason.

Bandwidth can cost a pretty penny, Unless you're running a Time Warner/Comcast setup, it can get very very expensive. Your IT department may not get the budget for upgrading their bandwidth. Most IT departments aren't out to piss people off, WE have to operate within our means, usually do orders given down by higher…