So here i am again, at home. Still.
Hah! i really dont feel like going to work anymore. Which i wonder why. But i have to.
Quick yan! snap out of this mode soon!
So i was yapping all about megavideo.com
Surprisingly, so far, ive been able to watch on their players. Oh please let this continue on. Next, i am plague by viruses. This is so sudden. I wonder if they are virus or what. I dont know the difference. Anyways, im hit with this thing they call "fake online computer scanner". Ive read about this on an article a few days ago, didnt know i would be affected by it. Now, each time i open my internet explorer, this thing will appear and start questioning me about pc erratic behaviours, stolen personal information and stuff like that. After i cancel it, a new window will open, showing a bar doing a so called free scan over the status of my computer. Showing a few viruses which i confidently say is non-existant in my computer. After which id just close that window. Only to be annoyed by it again at a later time.
Im using an old antivirus, 2005 edition, yes, very old but up to date.
help anyone?
so enough on trivial matters such as that. Id like to share a piece of news that ive read over yahoo today. Which i find, in particular, quite disturbing. In Nebraska, they have this safe haven law that protects adults who abandons their child. So to say, they could just abandon their kids and nothing would happen to them. Thats not just it. Now that their government lawmakers are about to change that law, they have reports of increasing number of children being abandoned. Most of it are teenagers. Go yahoo! it or google.
I mean, why would you abandon your own child? I know, its fucked up of me. Here i am sitting, going through an average ordinary life, not knowing what those who are doing this have gone through in their lives. Still..
you know what, maybe, id just keep it to myself huh? I dont see any point of talking more into this when my sole reason for bringing this up is to share with you guys on this piece of information.