Anti Virus Nonsense

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My AVG is expired. I keep getting all these pop-ups from it, and I yell at them. Instead of just removing it or renewing it, yelling makes so much more sense.
All you have to do is get a free registration from them. I think they want your email address but I can't remember. Its kind of dumb to require people register for free, but that's what AVG is doing.
 
I'm a red headed stepchild *sniffle*
"As long as you are not a red headed step child of Microsoft or Bill Gates..." ;)

( Considering that I have had two step-fathers and a step-mother --- YEAH - I know what it is like to be a red-headed step-child... :D )
 
Bill Gates helped Invent the OS-X Operating system.
I do not believe this is true.

If I remember correctly ( "I am going strictly off of memory, here..." ) -- OS-X is a BSD derivative ("linux-like" OS, customized by Apple).

:)
 
"As long as you are not a red headed step child of Microsoft or Bill Gates..." ;)

( Considering that I have had two step-fathers and a step-mother --- YEAH - I know what it is like to be a red-headed step-child... :D )

Wait a minute!!! You are a red-head???????? lol
 
Bill gates coded one of the first 16 bit CP/M given Gary Kildall came up with the idea, he was busy on other projects. So Gates took up the coding end. He coded the CP/M 86 (16 bit) If my memory serves correctly. At this time he was still in the compilers side of technology.

Note all taken for memory do not quote me on this.
 
I do not believe this is true.

If I remember correctly ( "I am going strictly off of memory, here..." ) -- OS-X is a BSD derivative ("linux-like" OS, customized by Apple).

:)

They're both ultimately based on Unix.