I can't tell you what you should go for, but I had a similar story (started writing in Basic on a Commodore 64 in 1989) and I ended up a Linux Sys Admin. LAMP applications and Clustering are fun...

Yes for sure Norton is a memory HOG... and in my opinion doesn't do its job very well either.... I use Avast... Its free... It works... And you can schedule boot time scans, which I like. The FIRST...

Sounds to me like you have a process that starts up at boot time, that is eating all your memory up... The computer being very "active" is your system using virtual memory because your system RAM is...

When ever I have tried to see linux files with a windows machine, the windows machine has been blind... The reason for me was that windows systems don't see the file system "ext3", but Linux machines...

ummmmm whaaaa?

Maybe you should elaborate... :)


~Mike

Amen brother! The only problem is the software developers are not in charge of making decisions about if they should put in a pop-up or not... The advertising "experts" are in charge of that. So...

Another thought.... While you were building the site did you change your hosts file to point to a dev server? If so maybe you forgot to change the hosts file back after you moved it to a live...

Any crimpers that actually crimp the ends in, will work. The only question is a matter of comfort. Some crimpers demand forearms the size of Popeye's on spinach. Others are called ratcheting...