Okay, so it's been asked so many times, and answered just as many. But until the sun stops rising, it will always be a question that is ever changing in responses. So, here we are toward the end of 2012, and we find many diverse technologies available to mainstream public for general use. Maybe it's time to get an update on what is really good. Today, we will try to break down exactly the main differences in the computers available to you.

UPDATE: We now have a program that will automate this entire process, so nothing goes wrong. We've also added multi-language page blocking and Chrome support, so there really is no way to get onto Facebook, Facebook games, or even the Facebook blog. Get the Facebook Blocker Program here.

So here's the scenario: You have a brand new computer which you just bought (or got provided as a present - we hope) and want to ensure that years from now, you will still be able to use it.

There's several things you can do to ensure this happens:

Sometimes, when you are experiencing issues with your computer after adding new hardware, removing hardware, or otherwise making hardware changes - your system might become unresponsive. Indications of this unresponsive behavior include: