MannyE
Exterminate!
I know it sounds counter-intuitive, but let me finish dammit.
I was thinking that in order to keep safe a computer must be disconnected from the internet.
Modern computers are hobbled when disconnected from a constant online connection mostly because the productivity hardware like Office won't really function without it. The Office of the past, that came on 15 floppy discs, didn't care or even know what the internet was beyond maybe registration and email.
So keeping in mind that a computer running, let's say either Windows 3.1 or not as cool but probably more viable 95 can work offline really well and be used for banking, personal files etc etc without the worry of a virus coming in from the net...
What do you guys think?
I was thinking that in order to keep safe a computer must be disconnected from the internet.
Modern computers are hobbled when disconnected from a constant online connection mostly because the productivity hardware like Office won't really function without it. The Office of the past, that came on 15 floppy discs, didn't care or even know what the internet was beyond maybe registration and email.
So keeping in mind that a computer running, let's say either Windows 3.1 or not as cool but probably more viable 95 can work offline really well and be used for banking, personal files etc etc without the worry of a virus coming in from the net...
What do you guys think?