What AntiVirus Do You Use?
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Do you use an AntiVirus program? If so, what one do you run? You do realize that that may not always be enough to keep you completely protected, right? Your best bet is layers of protection. (…)

Do you use an AntiVirus program? If so, what one do you run? You do realize that that may not always be enough to keep you completely protected, right? Your best bet is layers of protection. (…)
Since the inception of Geeks, I’ve often wondered this: how and when did you know you were a Geek? I’ve always been one, I just didn’t realize it really until college. (…)
This past weekend, I was in Las Vegas, attending the Symantec Vision 08 conference. (…)
My “online” friends are just as awesome as my “offline” friends. Why do some people discount them just because they’re not “in the flesh”?! (…)
For those of us who used to own vinyl, buying our first CD was a huge deal. I’d be willing to wager that we also remember what our first CD was, and even when we bought it. (…)
Halloween is right around the corner already! Last year, Ponzi and I dressed up Wicket and Pixie for Halloween. We received tons of feedback on it, both positive and negative. (…)
Daniel is a community member, who also happens to work for MSE360. (…)
Let’s face it. People were worried across the globe when the Large Hadron Collider was turned on on September 10th. (…)
I’m quite active over at FriendFeed. I find that the more I post and read, the more I learn about people around me. (…)
After only about a week of being open, Geeks has grown by leaps and bounds. As of the writing of this post, we have 3481 members. There are 954 forum posts, and a countless number of blogs. (…)
Brent Johnson is a long-time Lockergnome community member, and sent me the following email:
My mom is a 70 year old woman from Corpus Christi, TX named Barbara Beevers. (…)
Let’s face it. People are going to argue. You’ll argue with your friends, relatives and significant others. You’ll win some, and you’ll lose some. (…)
Top Gear is an award-winning BBC television series about motor vehicles, mainly cars. The show is presented by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, James May and The Stig, an anonymous test driver. (…)
There is a group over on Geeks dedicated to Girl Geeks. With over 120 members already, it looks as though Girl Geeks are (thankfully) more prevalent than I even suspected! (…)
We’re about to come to the end of the first week of Geeks being open to the public. We already have well over 2000 members, and nearly as many posts! (…)