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Yahoo Messenger has been a staple of audio and text chats for a long, long time, and video chats are now handled without problem. The latest version of Yahoo Messenger adds enhancements to contacts and friends lists, as well as support for newsfeeds and visual tweaks. Yahoo Messenger installs easily but does require a free account.
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We've used Yahoo Messenger for a decade and it's still a favorite messenger tool for many. With the new release tweaking some things and enhancing others, it gets better every time. While the video quality sometimes seems to drop more than we like, and there's an increasing number of ads for other Yahoo products, we still find Yahoo Messenger is a go-to app.
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Version: Yahoo Messenger 220.127.116.11
you can chat if you like to let everyone see
now yahoo has sold out to big corporations and wants to know who you are by a phone number so they can track you information and what you are interested in.
Well go ahead and let us see who you are with your real name and where you live so we can all make money off of you. This is the new yahoo way. They want you to list your phone number in order to set up a account. Then these big investors watch your surfing habits and see where to invest in the stock markets, So if you fill comfortable with someone watching your chat and your surfing habits and making money from you then go ahead and use it but please can you at least use you name and address for all of us so we can all make money from you. Lets spread the wealth if your willing to give away your privacy.
"Used to be a good product in the early to mid XP days."
Version: Yahoo Messenger 126.96.36.199
1. Can communicate with other yahoo users.
2. Nice skins.Cons
1.Online installation failed from messenger.yahoo.com on Windows 7, I had to download the offline install from filehippo.
2. Audibles are not animated after being received on recipients computer.
3. Had trouble connecting to yahoo email from the email notifier link until I switched my yahoo email to use non ssl sign in.
4. Does not load if using Microsoft Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit unless the programs Data Execution Prevention box is unchecked in EMET.
5. No email support anymore. Seems a lot of big internet companies just try to pawn us users off to a forum to get help from other users.
6. Has not been updated in quite a long time.
7. Would like to see a version without social integration(Facebook) and also without webcam microphone support since I have no desire to use either.Summary
To me there's more cons than pros I wouldn't recommend it until Yahoo fixes a lot of problems with it.
Version: Yahoo Messenger 188.8.131.52
none malicious stay away
Added toolbars I wasn't ask about..Pop ups...So I ran spy bot afterwards. 100+ malicious entries. Some zip file that could not be opened and set off my antivirus when spybot tried to remove it....Some annoying pop up thing called "sweetpacks"...Changed my home page to the sweetpacks pop up page.
Still trying to remove this crap.....STAY AWAY!!! MALICIOUS DOWNLOADS
"This release is terrible!!"
Version: Yahoo Messenger 184.108.40.206
The online chat part still works, as it always did.
It is unreliable. Offline messages are 'lost', they do not go thru most of the time. Conversation history is sometimes lost. The way they have changed the conversation history makes it impossible to find anything. It used to be sorted by date, and you had a list of dates, why on earth did they change that??
I agree with other reviews, this release of Yahoo IM is a total DISGRACE. I have worked in the computer field for about 30 years, and I am surprised that Yahoo would let a highly visible product like this one go live with all these errors. Where was the Quality Assurance team when this came out??? It is not being fixed in a timely matter, either, these problems have persisted for months.
"this is complete and total you know what"
Version: Yahoo Messenger 18.104.22.168
the only pro is that it is better then email and it does not use skype
about one out of 10 poeple i add will really add to my messenger the rest just give me a error message
it also has cuase i sudden increase in pop up ads and slowed my email to the point of insanitySummary
if you can live without it do not get it
"A disgrace..."
Version: Yahoo Messenger 184.108.40.206
Has the ability to leave offline messages, which the recipient gets upon logging in even if the sender is no longer online. Allows setting yourself visible only to certain contacts. Both features are nice and Skype does not have them. However, read on..
This software has got worse and worse over the years. Voice calls barely make it through now, and most of the time you just get ringing on one side and a frozen call warning window on the other, with the ability to press Answer only long after the caller has hung up.
Offline messages are only delivered about one out of 5 cases, with the rest of them being "lost" somewhere in space.
Message history only sometimes shows you the most recent messages written, other times it just says that history cannot be retrieved.
And many other bugs that no-one cares to fix, and which make YM unusable.Summary
What's more, there is absolutely no support for this software, and the big company behind it don't mind it making a complete mockery of their name. I've submitted error reports countless times, pleading with them to release a new version that fixes the above-mentioned bugs. No response to date, and no new version for years.
I myself am giving this wreck of a messenger up, after many years of use, in favour of its much stronger competitors, Gmail and Skype. -
"Works well most of the time"
Version: Yahoo Messenger 126.96.36.199
Yahoo messenger has problems when trying to upload pictures.
Yahoo messenger has problems when trying to upload pictures.
In order to get Yahoo Messenger to upload pictures, I h ave to run it through Mozilla Firefox.
"What about Windows 8?"
Version: Yahoo Messenger 188.8.131.52
Used for years, mainly to notify me that I have yahoo mail. Worked great on XP, Vista, Windows 7. With so many other applications out there, Facebook etc, it's usefulness as a messaging tool diminished.
I have upgraded to Windows 8 Pro and messenger continually freezes up my PC. It has been checked thoroughly and Yahoo Messenger is the culprit. We need a 2013 release pronto.
I use only for mail alerts and to see when friends are on line.
Useless with Windows 8 since once or twice a day my PC freezes. I have uninstalled it and now no more freezes. I cannot find a version that says compatible with Windows 8 so will leave it alone until then. If you have Windows 7, it is great! -
"Really Really good"
Version: Yahoo Messenger 22.214.171.124
All in one
Integration with FB and others
pop up notes of all kindsCons
To many ads
not as good in groupsSummary
Glad it's not going away
"Don't download I'll tell you why."
Version: Yahoo Messenger 18.104.22.168
I uninstalled this software after I found what it did.
no option to not install "coupon companion" or the "yahoo toolbar" it just does it. or if there was an option to avoid them it didn't work.
coupon companion seems to be easy enough to uninstall thus far but the tool bar never seems to entirely leave. I disabled it using the addon function in fire fox then I uninstalled it using revo-uninstaller but the option to have the tool bar in fire fox under options still remains.Summary
In summery I don't know if the messenger works and who cares look shady nature yahoo.
this is most certainly a virus trap. shame on yahoo. lets boycott them completely.
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All they have to do now is sign 2 more starters, 4 or 5 relievers, a left fielder, a second baseman, possibly a catcher, possibly a full-time third baseman, maybe a shortstop, and a couple of bench players. Should be no problem.
(Yes, it's still October. Yes, all of that is doable. Yes, I'm really cynical given the ownership situation.)
I wonder if Ned will persue Jayson Werth. Hahaha, right...
Ned is currently busy rooting for the Giants. That bastard is still a Giant fan.
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it's hard to watch baseball when your team is doing poorly...especially knowing how things are going with the divorce and with Manny being totally uninterested and lacking. So GLAD we got rid of him. Broxton, hate to say it, but he needs to go.
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Imagine waking up on Christmas morning, still buzzing with the same jitters that allowed only a few anxious hours of sleep the night before — to find a day just like any other.
This year, Huntington University students decided that this was no longer acceptable. Even college kids in the rural Midwest can bring joy unto all the earth.
On Nov. 14, students wrapped presents with great care and sent them out with love to the children of the world as a part of Operation Christmas Child.
Each year, the Samaritan's Purse, a global non-profit charity, hosts Operation Christmas Child, an event where people wrap shoe boxes of gifts for boys and girls, ages 2-14, and sends them across the globe. Samaritan's Purse delivers these packages to children in more than 130 different countries who wouldn't have a Christmas gift otherwise.
This year's Operation Christmas Child event was led by Friesen Center volunteer coordinator, Lauren Kirby.
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Is healthcare IT security on life support? Try 3 steps for a healthy balance
Healthcare is an interesting animal when it comes to IT Security. While there is a constant need to stay cutting-edge, there is a requirement for keeping costs down for reasons I really don't want to get into here... The need to stay cutting-edge is rather obvious; the latest advances in technology can mean the difference between life and death to a critical patient. In healthcare, sharing information is both a blessing and a curse, with requirements for openness balanced requirements for confidentiality and security pushing and pulling at IT Security professionals creating incredible pressures.
There's a Dark Reading article that caught my attention because it has the subtitle:
"New study shows data breaches up and costing healthcare industry billions of dollars a year, with employees, mobile devices the weakest links"
The issue makes sense. We can all agree that data breach costs are going up, and have been for a while at exponential rates. The part of the headline I didn't expect to see is the B in billions. Billions of dollars are being wasted on security. Let me explain what I mean.
The Patient Loses, Twice
Looking strictly at all the money lost in the fines and lawsuits in healthcare the numbers are becoming staggering. All that cash that could be spent saving lives, vanishing. It's a shame that such waste happens in an industry which needs it so badly. There is another appaling fact as well.
If you think about it, the way the penalty system works in most industries hurts the wrong people. In the healthcare industry it's downright wrong. Let's assume a hospital faces a lawsuit or fine from a violation or data breach which is never less than several hundred thousand dollars. Who do you suppose pays that fine? The easy answer is the hospital... except you have to ask yourself where that money really comes from.
If you dig deep, you realize it's not the administrators of the hospital that skirt good risk management or security advice that are penalized, but rather the hospital system in general. Ultimately, this cost ultimately gets passed down to either you, or our government ...which then passes it back down to you. How do you feel about that? Personally, if I'm a victim of a privacy breach at a hospital where my personal information was lost, then the hospital has to pay a fine to some organization (and I see none of that money) I feel violated twice.
The first time painful part is that feeling that someone out there now has more information about my health and the very, very personal details I often don't discuss with even my closest friends ...that's as personal as it gets. Now when the hospital network has to pay a million dollar settlement to some regulatory agency (and of course I see none of that money) the hospital network has to pay for it somehow ...so they raise rates and I pay for it. I know it's not quite that simple because there are many indirect costs, and trickle-down issues, but in the end this is how it goes. If you know for a fact that I'm wrong, please let me know, I'd love to tell everyone how wrong this is - sadly I think it's not.
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As costs pile up from data beaches, innovation suffers. As someone who runs a hospital network - the true cost of innovation slow-down can almost certainly be counted in lives. Maybe I'm being a little dramatic ..but I suspect this is closer to reality than we'd like to admit to ourselves.
First there is the problem of being reactionary and overly-cautious. After a serious breach an organization tends to go into what I refer to as turtle mode ...that is, it retracts back into its shell. Technology adoption stagnates, and the appetite to take on new, maybe not completely proven tech, is minimalized. That new heart monitor may have been a good idea a few months ago, but now that hackers have ravaged your network - your administrators will think twice because that heart monitor uses WiFi, and we're wary of anything new now. It's natural, but no less unfortunate.
In addition to the stagnation of technology adoption, security tends to overstep its boundaries. My peers may hate me for writing this, but when things go south the security folks tend to get carte blanche ability to make changes and impact decisions. This isn't necessarily a good thing if they're not well versed in business, and don't understand what the organization is trying to do in healthcare. There are few things worse than trying to do your job in a police state (which is what IT turns into) where doctors, administrators, and nurses are constantly locked out of necessary functions, technology is limited, and security runs the show. The best and brightest tend to get frustrated and leave quickly ... this doesn't bode well for patients either.
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There is a healthy balance that must be struck. If I may be so bold as to offer some advice here -
- Find a way to demonstrate the value of technology to healthcare, before the breach ... I know this sounds rudimentary and silly ...but it's more important than you realize
- Work towards accountability, so that the poor decision makers are held accountable for their trespasses and lapses in judgment, not the entire healthcare entity - this way patients suffer only once
- Don't over-do on the security police state post-incident - take a deep breath, have a bit of sanity and make intelligent decisions not reactionary ones
Good luck, as a user of the US healthcare network, I look forward to intelligent reform, accountability, and better risk management.
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This issue is not as simple as you make it...
Hospitals cannot "just raise prices" to cover fines and penalties. The reality is that prices are, for the most part, set by the government. Medicare/Medicaid sets prices for procedures that they pay for....and most health insurance carriers pick up on that pricing. Kinda like a bad sitcom about buying jewelry - Nobody Pays Retail.
So what that does to security is make it much more like almost every other industry. We protect data the best we can. We build the best programs we can. And, sometimes, we get breached.
(Full disclosure: I am the Director of Information Security for a large(ish) healthcare provider.)
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@Armorguy - So I'll concede that it's not that simple (I actually stated that, as I was pretty sure it was exactly the case) - but in the end the data breach costs don't get paid by the people who made the poor decision in the first place - which I guess is like any other industry. I think healthcare is unique because it's fighting an interesting battle between government and private industry based on who pays, sets prices, etc ... so in the end I think my statement that the patient loses is accurate - do you agree?
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Does a patient lose if their records get swiped? Of course.
Who else loses if records get swiped in a breach? Tougher question.
In the for-profit healthcare world it's going to be shareholders. Remember - pricing if fixed. Unexpected expenses are a direct hit to profit and that affects shareholders.
In the not-for-profit healthcare world it's going to be the community at large. Either through the local government having to subsidize the system, or the system having to reduce services to cover less money being available for operations, or (in the worst case) a system going under.
So - how do we fix this?
First - the Meaningful Use incentives to secure EHR systems (worth thousands of dollars per doctor) are one way. The federal government has finally created (for a short time, at least) incentives aligned with desired outcomes.
Second - as an industry we have to force EHR vendors to create defensible systems. My personal opinion is that too many of the EHR systems are weak and very open to compromise
Third - we realize that infosec in healthcare is not special. It's different - to be sure - but the challenges are just like so many other industries.
Your three suggestions are good ones - but they apply to everyone, not just healthcare. Every infosec professional leader needs to be/know/do these things to truly be effective...
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Shot in a whirlwind 12 days at his Santa Monica home, Joss Whedon's take on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing reflects much of the off-the-cuff freshness and almost none of the inherent drawbacks of that pace. The film is mostly populated with names that mean a lot to fans of Whedon's TV work, but not much to those of us who aren't part of the so-called "Whedonverse." (Not being a Whedonite, all I recognized were Clark Gregg and Nathan Fillion -- from movies.) I actually think the lack of recognizable names works in the film's favor by adding a sense of newness and spontaneity to the enterprise. It manages to feel like the logical outgrowth of Whedon's house parties, in which he and his friends acted out Shakespeare. That's exactly what the film is.
Now, I am not claiming that the movie is flawless. It takes awhile to hit its stride — only the leads, Amy Acker's Beatrice and Alexis Denisof's Benedick, seem fully at ease in the early scenes. And there are a few -- very few -- not-so-hot choices along the way. For example, Whedon chose to have Benedick "play" the scene in which he "overhears" a conversation staged for his benefit very broadly — and it comes across more embarassing than funny. And while I know I'm in the minority, I wasn't entirely taken with Nathan Fillion's Dogberry, though he has his moments. Overall, though, Whedon's Shakespeare movie is something of a delight. Shot in digital black and white, the film has a terrific, sometimes shimmering look. One scene -- a candlelit memorial procession -- is in fact one of the most striking things I've seen this year.
Placing Shakespeare's romantic comedy in modern dress works in unexpected ways, not the least of which is that the approach reveals the play to be the world's first screwball comedy. It might, in fact, play even better in a 1930s milieu, but this will do. The whole business of Beatrice and Benedick as two strongheaded characters who appear to detest each other — even though everyone else knows otherwise — would be perfectly suited to Cary Grant and Irene Dunne in 1937. (The film's black-and-white imagery underscores this.) True, the secondary romance and the plot of ruining the ingenue's character through a slanderous lie plays less effectively these days, but its impact on Beatrice and Benedick effectively sets off what we now think of as the penultimate gloomy reel in a romantic comedy in which two lovers are separated by some misunderstanding.
The decision to shoot the film at Whedon's house was obviously a budgetary one, but it works surprisingly well, as the house and grounds provide an apt setting. At one point, it even adds a visual gag by having Benedick make do with guest lodgings in a little girl's bedroom. It's just one more thing that went right for a film that seems to have had a kind of charmed life from the onset. Will it make a fortune? Probably not. Will its stars go on to full movie-star status? While Amy Acker probably ought to be a star, this too seems unlikely. Putting all that aside, this movie is a simple charmer and refreshing change of pace during blockbuster season. Don't miss the break from all the bombast and noise. Rated PG-13 for some sexuality and brief drug use.
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Many people didn't select films based on descriptions in the program guide, but just saw whatever was handy—and they nearly always liked it.
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The festival highlights films that show girls and women in leadership roles, and honors women who have distinguished themselves in the industry.
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Two films per day, each day, equals 14 total Ghibli films you can see in the theater in a week. And you should damned well go to all of them, if your schedule allows it.
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Kids with issues are nothing new to film, but Liars, Fires and Bears takes the subject to the extreme, with good results.
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The film is a celebration of kid culture from a time when fun meant riding your bike and playing D&D with your friends.
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Any self-respecting lover of seeing weird shit with a crowd should put the Found Footage Festival at the top of their list.
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Authors are encouraged to submit complete, unpublished, original works that are not under review in any other journals. The scopes of the journal include, but are not limited to, the following fields:
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