POLL: Which email service do you use?? AOL, Yahoo, Gmail, etc.?
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Another highly singles-related topic for you.. 
I am thinking of switching email servers. The one I have belongs to a very biased news source [cough]yahoo[cough] so I thought it would be interesting to see what others are using...
It's an anonymous, mutiple-choice allowed poll.
I am thinking of switching email servers. The one I have belongs to a very biased news source [cough]yahoo[cough] so I thought it would be interesting to see what others are using...
It's an anonymous, mutiple-choice allowed poll.
...oh, and my answer to your poll, title, question, and possible crossover is:
"Yes."
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[SUB]I once had AOL. I currently have yahoo, gmail, outlook (school related), live, hotmail, onenet (work related), icloud mail, and... I think that's all currently. There was another time in my life where I had twice that many... (not to mention all the memberships on sites where you could pm me...)[/SUB]
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Email? People still use email? Even facebook is old these days - everybody has gone to snapchat.
I still have a yahoo account, mostly for when a website requires an email-based signup just to download a file. Sure, take my email account. Send me as many advertising emails as you want, I don't care.
As for news, most "news" sources post news clips that they know the masses will want to see. Yahoo is no different. Their news is selected and worded to attract readers. The more people they have clicking on links, the more advertising money they get. As Tintin said, mostly gossip.
Was it firefox or internet explorer? Those are two different (and competing) web browsers.
And you can't get a virus from the news... Someone might have hacked your computer. Or you might have had a browser hijacking program.
As long as you don't want to save anything on your computer (pictures, music, document files or the like) you can simply google the name of your computer and "factory reinstall" and get instructions on how to reset your computer to the way it was when you bought it. Most computers come with a backup copy of the whole system on a small, protected partition. It will wipe out the WHOLE windows system and replace it with a fresh one. Anybody can do it, a child of four could do it. Basically you turn your computer on, dribble a certain key (for this Thinkpad I'm using it's F8) choose the option to wipe out windows and reinstall, and let the computer do its thing.
I still have a yahoo account, mostly for when a website requires an email-based signup just to download a file. Sure, take my email account. Send me as many advertising emails as you want, I don't care.
As for news, most "news" sources post news clips that they know the masses will want to see. Yahoo is no different. Their news is selected and worded to attract readers. The more people they have clicking on links, the more advertising money they get. As Tintin said, mostly gossip.
Was it firefox or internet explorer? Those are two different (and competing) web browsers.
And you can't get a virus from the news... Someone might have hacked your computer. Or you might have had a browser hijacking program.
As long as you don't want to save anything on your computer (pictures, music, document files or the like) you can simply google the name of your computer and "factory reinstall" and get instructions on how to reset your computer to the way it was when you bought it. Most computers come with a backup copy of the whole system on a small, protected partition. It will wipe out the WHOLE windows system and replace it with a fresh one. Anybody can do it, a child of four could do it. Basically you turn your computer on, dribble a certain key (for this Thinkpad I'm using it's F8) choose the option to wipe out windows and reinstall, and let the computer do its thing.
Coincidentally BC comic has something about news bytes that are designed to attract clicking...
B.C. Comic Strip, June 23, 2016 on GoComics.com
B.C. Comic Strip, June 23, 2016 on GoComics.com
