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[spitfiredealer]

Another one from me

Is it worth getting my iPhone 6 jail broken ?

[Snowy]

No. Android if you want that shiz, IMO.

[spitfiredealer]

Ok
Any particular reasons? Or just not enough benefits to warrant it?

[Snowy]

iPhones IMO are all about 'just working' and are built into Apple's ecosystem. When you start taking away the ecosystem benefits to make it hardware on a different OS, you're taking away at least 50% of the phone. If you want the software features, easier/better to go Android where you can get almost as gooder hardware without having to break anything. PS I'm a very happy iPhone users since the 3G, upgrading most years now. I did go Android 4 2 years, it was fun, but I got bogged down in toggles and features, so came back to simplicity of Apple

[spitfiredealer]

Thanks Snowy. Only reason I was thinking about it was i am keeping my current iPhone 6 rather than upgrading to the 7. So was thinking jail breaking might give me something new.

[Snowy]

'ah'. In that case, what's the worst that can happen? Try it out if you don't like it rollback to the official image?

[Seul]

Is there such a thing as a good, free anti-virus system… Norton now costs 60€ for a year... That's just too much...

Edit: it's actually 30 for 1 device. Still: I'll leave this question here...

[den1mhead]

Try; Avast free antivirus, also Microsoft Security Essentials
I also use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and SUPERAntiSpyware which are both free

@Seul:

Is there such a thing as a good, free anti-virus system… Norton now costs 60€ for a year... That's just too much...
Edit: it's actually 30 for 1 device. Still: I'll leave this question here...

[Signal11]

I don't know which OS you have installed but Windows 10 has defender integrated.
Malwarebytes and SUPERAntiSpyware as suggested by den1mhead are good additions too.
Together with UAC enabled, an adblocker and common sense you will be quite safe.

[neph93]

Common sense too? He's proper fucked in that case [emoji1]

[Seul]

Completely fucked. So I've just got a Norton subscription for a year again… I don't have Windows updates on, it messes with my PC, so I need summat better than Window's Defender... I'm running Windows 7 btw...

[Signal11]

In that case you made the right decision. Was it a temporary relapse?

[Seul]

I'm in a state of constant mental relapse… Or collapse... Or advanced collapse...

[organisys]

@Seul:

Completely fucked. So I've just got a Norton subscription for a year again… I don't have Windows updates on, it messes with my PC, so I need summat better than Window's Defender... I'm running Windows 7 btw...

You should apply security updates manually then, and if you havn't already, use Chrome (and keep it updated) to browse, not IE.

Anti Virus has it's own issues :

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/11/17/google_hacker_pleads_try_whitelists_not_just_bunk_antivirus_ids/

Also

https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.co.uk/2016/06/how-to-compromise-enterprise-endpoint.html

[anyuan1]

What do you reckon guys:
What shirts; jackets and other tops look good with Wabash pants?

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[HHPI]

Anything plain if you ask me. I'm not a big fan of combining different patterns.

[UnTucked]

^^^What he said. There's really no limit, aside from patterns. I have 3 different colors of Wabash pants, and they all look good with solid color tops

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[neph93]

@UnTucked and @HHPI are spot on. 2x patterns are never a good idea so no checks or plaids or other stripes with wabash. Brown duck jackets look great with the blue and the black.

[Peter]

I'm curious to know if anybody else is commuting (bicycle), or riding their bicycle a lot using IH? I love IH, but I'm finding myself replacing a lot of my outerwear with more technical/practical stuff.

The combination of, for example, an UHF and a deck jacket just isn't comfortable enough whilst riding a bicycle. Which I don't like, because my navy deck jacket is without a doubt the dopest jacket I own. Still, I use it less frequently each passing season.

[sabergirl]

When I lived in San Francisco, I rode my bike everywhere. But neither my commute or any of my free time activities required particularly strenuous riding. I wore my iron heart jeans all the time, with no ill effects, except for maybe a little more sweating. My super blacks also bruised my hips, at first.

I think SF's climate is particularly agreeable, though. I would almost never have worn a deck jacket there, anyway.

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