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  1. mapp tyke

    mapp tyke Member

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    Is there some Barnsley fans on tommorow? A thought i heard someone mentoin it a bit back.
     
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    Yeah, but nobody seems to know any of the fans taking part.
     
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    damn i aint turned it back on through principle is there anywhere online you can watch for free??
     
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    Exactly.
    Wonder how they manage to take part !
    Amazing when you consider.
     
    Guest, Oct 5, 2007
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    doddy Active Member

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    link dint work
     
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    Are these P2P programs that you need to downloand first safe, and adware free etc, and do you have give access to your pc to external computers
     
    eddie, Oct 6, 2007
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    I have run these footy games, then done different scans, never had a prob :) But dont forget they are p2p sites, sharing bandwidth etc
     
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    P2P programs

    You do give access to other computers of course cos that's the nature of P2P but I don't know if they are unsafe as such. Some of the P2P software listed there is rumoured to have spyware in there but I think sopcast is fairly trusted (and seems to provide the best results, for me at least).

    Anybody had any bad experiences?
     
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    RE: P2P programs

    no m8, but I always do a scan to check, and Virgins free PC Guard is pretty good on spyware
     
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    Never had a bad time with Sopcast

    PPCast , noe there`s a different story all together, never ever install this , it is full of adware and spyware annoying as **** and messes up your hard drive (N) (N)
     
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    Cheers for the advice m8s. think i'll give it a miss cos its a laptop i need to use for work
     
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    You wont have any problems with Sopcast at all
     
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    RE: Never had a bad time with Sopcast

    got ppcast installed bud, for watching films and that, never a problem, struggle withe the chinese simbols some times tho :)
     
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    I tend to find...

    ...only TVU and Sopcast give a reliable stream. TVAnts isn't bad either but the others don't give much joy.
     
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    Out of interest...

    ...what do you use to scan your machine?

    I've recently been trying out various spyware/antivirus/firewall programs with varying success. ZoneAlarm frequently froze my computer and Outpost started acting bizarrely. Various spyware programs found different things. I've now plumped for Norton SystemWorks.
     
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    RE: Out of interest...

    Firewall - I dont as I use a router
    Antivirus - AVG Free
    Spyware - Adaware and Spybot (but AVG does this now too)
     
    TonyTyke, Oct 6, 2007
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    RE: Out of interest...

    system works I use for registry errors, only ever run it from disc tho, PC Guard, and "superantivirus"
     
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    Nobody knows the fans taking part

    with best will in the world this board has what?100-150 EXTREMELY regular contributors.The average support for tarn is roughly 9000.I'm too drunk to do maths but surely the chances of the fans on soccer Am tomorrow knowing anyone on here is really limited?
     
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