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When you see advertisements of healthy food and cooking, it’s usually fruits and vegetables; not meats, breads, cereals, nor pastries. You will see more healthy produce in grocery stores on the west coast of the US at a lower price and not-so-good looking produce at higher prices in stores on the east part of the US. So, yes, it can be more expensive to eat healthy in the US, depending on where you live. It just depends on how close you live to the fruit and vegetable producers.
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EDIT 2 : Important / Interesting
Still have Kaspersky trial on my machine after 5 days or so. Just had a problem editing a document in my Google Drive. Kept saying it was failing / couldn't reach Internet. Couldn't figure it out.
Aha!!! Kaspersky??
Googled the answer and yep,
Google Groups report of Kaspersky blocking google drive.[^]
Changed and fixed, but annoying.
I recently thought I had a virus* so I downloaded Kaspersky Internet Security. It's working well so I was even thinking about buying it.
That's where the interesting thing comes in.
I searched on Amazon.com
Amazon.com: Kaspersky Internet Security 2016 | 3 Devices | 1 Year | Download: Software[^]
You can buy it far cheaper than you can from the real site.
Here's what it looks like when I click the Buy button in Kaspersky trial:
http://raddev.us/images/kaspersky.png[^] $39.99 per year
Why do companies do this? Norton does the same thing. Very odd.
Terrible Win10 Update
*The reason I thought I had a virus? A terrible Win10 update, of course
modified 30-Dec-15 16:08pm.
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Kaspersky IS a virus. Don't trust those Ruskies!
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Honestly? Have you had problems with their software?
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I certainly had. I was running Kaspersky 2014 before. After upgrading to 2016 they installed a sneaky proxy server and every web page got then scanned and modified by their proxy (in addition to taking like 5 seconds to load every page instead of a few milliseconds). You can't really deactivate this feature. I uninstalled.
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Good to know. Thanks.
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raddevus wrote: Honestly? Have you had problems with their software? Absolutely. So many problems that our company finally removed it. Outlook wouldn't work. Visual Studio had problems. It slowed the system down to a crawl.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Agreed. It tries to lock down everything. Good info. Thanks
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It's what I use for the past year for my personal devices. It was ranked as the #1 virus catcher a few years ago.
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Well you Pindos certainly have trust issues. Is that why you spy on most of the world, including your allies and your own people?
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Actually, our government invented FaceBook so that we didn't have to spy anymore.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I don't know what a Pindo is. Could you enlighten me so I'll know whether to be offended or not?
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Russian slang for Americans - something like Ruskies are for Russians in English. Both can be taken as offensive, or not.
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Thanks, I learned a new word and I'll elect to not be offended.
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I guess you also don't know what a web search is.
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Actually, I was trying to call attention to the act of name calling. Your post seems to be another slam for no particular reason. Dis it make you feel better? FYI: pindo is defined in the Urban Dictionary.
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"I was trying to call attention to the act of name calling"
Then you don't know how to do it ... especially when you later write "I'll elect to not be offended" in response to "Both can be taken as offensive, or not" -- if it's not taken offensively, then it's not name calling, any more than "Yank" is name calling. And you completely missed the point of the post using the word "Pindos"; it was a response to a slam against "Ruskies", so it called attention to name calling, and your take on this just looks hypocritical.
"Your post seems to be another slam for no particular reason."
No, my post had a very clear point, which is that there's no excuse for not knowing things that can be readily looked up.
"FYI: pindo is defined in the Urban Dictionary."
Of course I know that. If you have some point in mentioning it, you have failed to communicate it, just as with your previous comment.
modified 31-Dec-15 17:44pm.
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It's silly to continue this. I quit. Bye.
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I'll take that as tacit agreement to all my points. I win. Bye.
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And there are 0000 00010 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 people who don't understand little-endian binary.
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Two words possibly .... Price matching
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it's an odd thing, ins't it? Oh well, I'll buy the cheaper one.
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Bitdefender Internet Security is the best antivirus.
I use it for years.
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