Justin's Profile

Member since June 8, 2004

  • Name

    Justin Ogren

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    United States of America

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  1. Review - Google Chrome for Windows

    0.4.154.23 Beta (Nov 21, 2008)

    What's this, Google is doing some Patriot Act style actions by collecting users personal information.

  2. Review - BitComet

    Build 20080522 Beta (May 22, 2008)

    This client is banned on many bittorrent trackers.

  3. Review - BearShare

    4.7.0 Beta 11 (Oct 5, 2004)

    All you need to know is that there is Spyware in this program.....

    Now that you know it. Don't download it!

  4. Review - Aim 6.0 Ad Hack

    3.65 (Aug 17, 2004)

    With a second release within a few days.... these guys murder the bugs very quickly if any associated with this program.

    List of changes from 3.64 to 3.65

    08.16.04 - Changes in AIM Ad Hack 3.65 - 8/16/04
    *Fixed second row bug
    *Removed "Free Icons & More" text
    *Removed "whats new in 5.9" popup
    *Improved AIM Toolbar removal
    *Improved AOL On Desktop (AOL installer) removal

    "-AIM Ad Hack only gets a 4 and I'm sticking with my old versions (see oldversion.com) of AIM (5.1.3036) and DeadAIM (3.28).-" -jpmccord

    If you do not want to be updated with the security fixes with the new AIM releases, then go ahead use the old versions of AIM, which are less and less compatible with users of newer AIM software.

    Use the AIM 5.9 beta release, and the Aim Ad Hack 3.65 program and you should be all good for launch. Personally I haven't really come across any bugs in the 5.9 beta.

  5. Review - Aim 6.0 Ad Hack

    3.64 (Aug 16, 2004)

    Bravo to the quick release, and especially with the 5.9 beta released by AOL.

    The Return of the King right here.....this program...if you use it enough, you will see how much this program is a necessity to stable and secure IM's. Having AOL add spyware, then fix a 'security issue' is pretty ironic, the only real security issue is the spyware and adware plaguing the messenger.

    AIM 5.9 is truely a supreme program and what should be used more often by any user to truely solve the 'security issue'. Again, another hand goes out to Cuban-Aftermath Software for their great, quick, and free coding skills (long live spyware removal).

  6. Comment - An ad about nothing: First Seinfeld + Gates ad omitted Vista

    3.64 (Sep 6, 2008 - 7:50 PM)

    The commercial is presented in HD....looks pretty good.

  7. Comment - An ad about nothing: First Seinfeld + Gates ad omitted Vista

    3.64 (Sep 6, 2008 - 3:02 PM)

    The way Jerry Seinfeld eats his churro in the beginning of the ad redeems the commercial right there....just Jerry Seinfeld physically being present for the ad redeems it. Far more interesting than the Apple ads.

  8. Comment - Comcast.net hacked, DNS servers changed

    3.64 (Jun 1, 2008 - 8:51 PM)

    Yeah but this illegal act, which is easily done from a computer, which hurts noone physically, (while comcast charges insane prices for it's HD service which is only like 30 channels and cuts it's HD signal into downgraded HD which is criminal in itself) gets probably almost as much years in prison or even more than manslaughter.

  9. Comment - Comcast.net hacked, DNS servers changed

    3.64 (May 30, 2008 - 3:09 AM)

    Yeah track down the poor kids multibillion dollar company.

  10. Comment - Microsoft Pulls Plug on MSN for Mac

    3.64 (Mar 15, 2005 - 10:58 AM)

    Who wouldn't want to use a mac to edit video?