Oh! Really. I've had a fair share of viruses messing up my PC and I've been scared since then.
Anyone still watches movies on DVD player?
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Oh! Really. I've had a fair share of viruses messing up my PC and I've been scared since then.
You don't use any anti virus software on your PC?
For the average person, the vast majority of viruses come from the internet. Your chances of getting viruses from things like flash drives and DVDs/Blurays are incredibly low, unless you get them from some bootleg seller. If you have an antivirus and stay away from sketchy sites, or don't open up suspicious emails, you'll be fine.
Most people that are really scared of viruses and their online privacy always seem to have their priorities in the wrong places, and also never bother doing research on what actually causes that stuff.
I do, but I don't always like putting it under pressure plus it is a free antivirus, lol.
Idk what “putting it under pressure” is supposed to mean. It’s just software, it either does its job or it doesn’t.
Me trying to understand what that means..
The thing is that free antivirus software can't do better than the ones you paid to get.
It's like trying to use free VPN too. You're just kidding yourself.
We do. We have a few streaming services but I like also getting DVDs out of our library. Sometimes it's easier to find & order a TV show or movie from the library than it is to find WHICH streaming service it is on.
I brought out Marco Polo season 2 from my library and I'm rewatching it again tonight.
This is good. Watching old movies can have a way of making us remember about the past.
I use a DVD player to watch movies I own or borrow from family members.
I don't watch many movies per year, so using DVDs to watch movies or TV shows is more affordable than subscribing to streaming services which can cost $10 or more per month.
I don't watch many movies per year, so using DVDs to watch movies or TV shows is more affordable than subscribing to streaming services which can cost $10 or more per month.
You're right about that. I usually pick up more details in movies whenever I rewatch them.
A movie that watched as a kid gives a different meaning when I rewatched it as an adult. The difference is always there.
It's all about being more open to things as an adult that causes that. I have a lot of movies and TV series I need to rewatch again.
I think it's because the brain works differently.
There are some movies I have on blu-ray or dvd.
I have all the Harry Potter movies on blu-ray when they came out with the whole series in the blu-ray collection. Things like that, I would like to have them on blu-ray or dvd because I want to be able to watch them whenever I want instead of waiting for it to stream or whatever.
I have all the Harry Potter movies on blu-ray when they came out with the whole series in the blu-ray collection. Things like that, I would like to have them on blu-ray or dvd because I want to be able to watch them whenever I want instead of waiting for it to stream or whatever.
Yeah, that's a fact that I cannot argue with.
