I have used VIM. Notepad++ is brand new Hybrid SUV, VIM is a 20 year old car with a flat tire

Use Brave for general browsing. Chrome for stuff I log into

Am I missing something ? How do you computers that are on copper {hard wired, not wireless} connect to the internet?

I think I may go with hard to set up local network for anything where financial data etc is. For entertainment, a mesh could be great. This is a reminder that you should be careful selecting your smart home software. http://garyjohnsoninfo.info/mu.... There are so many issues with smart houses. Lock in to a specific vendor, security, obsolescence . For example see https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-... excerpt "LIMITATION ON REMEDIES; NO CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES. Your exclusive remedy for any breach of this Limited Warranty is as set forth below. Except for any refund elected by Microsoft, YOU ARE NOT ENTITLED TO ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, if the Software does not meet Microsoft's Limited Warranty, and, to the maximum extent allowed by applicable law, even if any remedy fails of its essential purpose."

I used ghosteryon chrome, and it gave me a nice idea of what brave is blocking, natively. I use multiple email accounts for various purposes. One of which is, when I can easily spot a spoofing email about some financial account,in the account I use for general use. I am using 2 browsers for somewhat the same purpose. Brave and Chrome. The only time I use Firefox these days is to test something for compatability. I appreciate googles support of the Firefox project, alternatives are good, however, I want to firewall general browsing from important stuff, and Firefox does not fit that bill. Neither does chrome. Brave has a shot

Fortran. I wrote my first program in 15 minutes. It took me 3 hours to keypunch it.

I think Mozilla should have stood behind Mr Eich. His contributions to Free and Open Source software are enormous. I think it would have been better for all if a man who understood the technology, was the CEO.

When I tried to cancel AOL (over 15 years ago) they were just as bad,if not worst.

Putting more of the morning commute for schoolkids in the light is a good reason for DST

I have a lot of success using online forums, even Microsoft's. When I tired to use the forums for an activation issue with Vista a few years back, the vendor I bought Vista from and Microsoft wanted me to call for help. Wait on a telephone line for ..... The response in the forums was I had an illegal version of Vista. The response on the phone was that it was legal. I returned it to Microsoft and got my money back

Best answer so far!

Reposted from an email received - IMSLP under attack from Music Publishers Association (UK)
By Robert Douglass
IMSLP.org, our valuable partner, is a site that serves as a library of public domain classical music. They are very careful to only engage in storing and distributing works that are in the public domain, and the site is an immensely valuable resource to all of us. They will also store and distribute the public domain score and recording of the Goldberg Variations that you are helping us create.
Today, the copyright bullies, the Music Publishers Association (UK), managed to shut IMSLP.org down, apparently for 10 days, by disputing the legality of hosting a piece by Rachmaninoff - a piece which is clearly in the public domain in the US and Canada.
This is just another reminder of why the Open Goldberg Variations project is important; asserting the public domain licensing of our important cultural treasures is apparently the only way to protect against attacks from the MPA.
Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rachmaninoff

I tried the Access series to see what their CBT was like and to see if I could recommend the product to others. I thought the actual product was okay. If they cut the price by a factor of 10 and stopped the deceptive crap I think they might have something.