I won’t be home at all during that time, and while I will have my laptop with me… I’ll only have access to a slowish Internet connection. So I will handle site maintenance stuff such as script updates and server crises (if any) as normal. But I won’t have most of my files and other resources (they’re on external hard drives) so everything else, like screencaps/screencapping, will have to wait until I’m back home again.

I won’t be home at all during that time, and while I will have my laptop with me… I’ll only have access to a slowish Internet connection. So I will handle site maintenance stuff such as script updates and server crises (if any) as normal. But I won’t have most of my files and other resources (they’re on external hard drives) so everything else, like screencaps/screencapping, will have to wait until I’m back home again.

If you aren’t paying me, you don’t get to give me ORDERS. You don’t get to DEMAND anything.

If you want me to do something for you, be polite and ask. Sheesh, why is it so hard to get that??!!!!!!! It didn’t used to be like this until this last year or so. People on the internet are getting more and more rude :/

Now, only external hard drives left to check. If all goes as planned, I can commence updating late tonight or tomorrow! I miss it!

More about the virus: I’m actually unsure whether I had one or two viruses. But whatever, the difficult one was the one called ShortCut virus.What is does is infect USB drives: it hides the folders, creates shortcuts to them but those shortcuts actually lead to the apparently random-named EXE in a new folder called RECYCLER. Luckily I guess, the moment I saw the folders faded and all the shortcuts that shouldn’t be there plus one folder I had not created, so I never did click on any of the shortcuts or anything. Instead I knew I must’ve been hit by a virus and went googling.

No matter what antivirus or antimalware programs I tried to use to remove it, it always was right back after required restart although all the programs had claimed it had been successfully removed, both in Windows Safe Mode and normal mode. It must have resided in the memory or something and the programs didn’t detect all of it properly. In the end, yesterday, I decided to restore the system image I made in June and that seems to have worked because now I could clean up the two USB drives without problems. But like I said, I’m going to let a number of programs make full scans of my system and hard drives  just to be sure.

Below is the explanation why…

I’m having the same trouble trying to transfer this domain (fight-tomorrow.net) away from Netfirms as I did with two other domains a couple of months ago :< Some of the needed authorization e-mails aren’t coming through. I think it’s to do with Netfirms, because all the time I’ve been with them only some of their e-mails (mostly their marketing e-mails) have come through, while the important ones such as notifications about domain about to expire, do not. I never had this problem with other registrars before moving to Netfirms. So I’m moving all my domains away from Netfirms when I need to renew them.

There’s 27 days left to renew fight-tomorrow.net, and I started to process three days ago. So far, already at step one, one authorization e-mail has failed to arrive two times and the process can’t continue until I get it and approve it :< If they continue to fail to arrive, I will have to buy a new domain because I will not renew it at Netfirms because of their e-mail problems. I’ll give it a few more days to succeed though before I decide about the new domain.

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