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   Review - ConvertXtoDVD

   4.0.5.314 (Nov 12, 2009)

   Looks like I need to retract some of what I said about version 4. The 3 discs I made worked fine on my dvd player when I tested them but the discs were for my girlfriend and not a single one played on her dvd player. I never had that problem with version 3.

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   Review - Mozilla Firefox (v3.6 Namoroka) for Windows

   3.6 Beta 2 (Nov 10, 2009)

   Why does FF keep getting a separate download for each release while all other programs just get updated?
   
   Well someone said I was making things up in regards to my complaints towards this over hyped piece of steaming tripe. So then I offer this http://www.computerworld..._44_of_all_browser_bugs

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   Review - ConvertXtoDVD

   4.0.313 (Nov 5, 2009)

   Making perfect discs with this as always and like yokozuna mentioned, I'm loving the new Lanczos filter. I made another copy of a disc I had made with v3 to see if it would make a noticeable difference and it did.

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   Review - Auslogics Disk Defrag

   3.0.3.50 (Nov 5, 2009)

   I have to admit it, I think Defraggler does a better job. This still appears to me to do the fastest job though but it now comes second all be it a close second.

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   Review - Mozilla Firefox (v3.5) for Windows

   3.5.5 (Nov 5, 2009)

   My testing and overall impression still remains the same as it always has and that's in spite of all the (false)claims and rhetoric FF is resource heavy, slow and not feature rich. The plug-ins are still great but I credit the community for making them and thats only because FF lacks those features out of the box. Honestly, FF is the Apple of browsers, all hype but in reality tripe.
   
   If people would actually give some of the others a REAL chance you would see how this piece hampers your browsing experience. IE is not what it once was, Chrome is a snappy bare-bones browser and Opera is a feature rich one.
   
   In the end all the rhetoric does is hurt people who cheat themselves of something better thanks to their blind brand faith.
   
   EDIT @Sven123456789, you mean the way you did with Chrome, Norton, VLC, etc.? Da Derp Dee Derp Da Teetley Derpee Derpee Dumb