Roland R.'s Profile

Member since September 13, 2003

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    Roland R. Noetzelmann

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  1. Review - DVD Decrypter

    3.2.0.0 (Mar 1, 2004)

    if you like quality and all the features a DVD offers, then all you need is this fantastic program and large hard drives :D - - - you can even use this great program to watch DVDs from other regions than your own. - - - FANTASTIC, FLAWLESS, FREE PROGRAM - - - If only I had any idea how to use PAYPAL, I would gladly support the author

  2. Review - DVD Shrink

    3.1.7 Beta 3 (Mar 1, 2004)

    "fliegendreck, your an idiot!" - - well, thanx alot, Dimmu19.
    "Foul language, personal attacks and repeated, or off topic reviews will not be displayed" Well, some people get away with it . . .
    So what?! I know the problem some people have: everything THEY don't know doesn't exist. That's called solipsism.Now to the point. - I give this program a three this time, because it seems to be a machine specific problem. - by the way: my machine is a 2.4 Gigaherz PentiumIV, with 1 Gigabyte of RAM blah blah. One of my sons is using this program for a long time, but on my machine it crashes, no matter what. That's why I asked YOU for some ideas. I don't know your age, Mr. Dimmu19, but I have built computers for 20 years, and not only WINTEL machines . . . So much to your comment:"Just because you can't build/buy a pc blah bla".

  3. Review - CD Collection

    2.02 Build 245 (Jan 26, 2004)

    Why share money when there exists an excellent freeware program that does the same job - ? http://www.rbsoft.de/

  4. Review - DVD Shrink

    3.1.4 (Jan 26, 2004)

    So what eL MaesTro?! What is this - a religious platform of believers or a review board of really existing software? Will you soon build konzentration camps for those who experience life different from your own experiences? Gimme a break . . .

  5. Review - Mandriva Linux

    10.0 Beta (Jan 24, 2004)

    Hi - all you rewviers with the unbounded knowledge and the greates wisdom ever concerning linux distributions. Give me one answer, please to this question of mine: does this distribution work on a Radeon 9600 Pro graphic card - ? The SUSE 9.0 doesn't even give me a working VESA base for KDE or gnome. It simply crashes the x-server all the time. MAybe this MANDRAKE gives me a working x-server for my RADEON card . . .

  6. Comment - Microsoft to Strike Passwords from URLs in IE

    10.0 Beta (Jan 30, 2004 - 4:12 PM)

    First of all - there are many security issues for the other browsers as well. There is not one browser who is secure in itself - and it cannot be.
    Next - I have tried out every existing (or once having existed) browser besides MSIE for the last 8 years - on several OS, including MS-DOS, WIN3.11 and LINUX. I have always found something that didn't work as well as with MSIE.
    Next - so what am I doing?
    I'm using MSIE again and again and re-again . . .

  7. Comment - Potentially Devastating New Worm Makes Rounds

    10.0 Beta (Jan 28, 2004 - 10:19 AM)

    Hi man - i also get the blues, when I see people using their computers like idiots. But this has nothing to do with IQ :-) This has mostly to do with the total neglect of everthing concerning computers. They just don't care at all and you can tell them a million times - they just don't care.

    They love their cars, but they hate their computers . . .

    So, please - don't go around discriminating those girls and boys, okay? Kick their ass, tell them the million and first time what you have told them before and keep cool, man.

    IQ has nothing to do with ignorance. Some of the most intelligent people just don't care to think about some of the most important things in the world . . .

  8. Comment - RIAA Sues 261, Including 12-Year-Old Girl

    10.0 Beta (Sep 13, 2003 - 10:34 AM)

    This may be just a beginning. Democracy is at an end everywhere in this world.
    They can ruin everybody, if they like to. They have the right to do so, because the governments, which are said to be elected by the people, grant those rights by making laws that suit the BIG ones.
    I am a musician myself. I've written music for three LPs back in the 80s. So I ask the RIAA:
    What about the 99 per cent musical structures, that have been used uncounted times before - and which are used in every newly made piece of music, especially in the POP etc. branch? Who suits that kind of behavaviour? It is hypocrisy of the lowest kind, to talk of "intellectual property" in such a kind of music.
    But this is just bulls*** talk, just rationalizing, having some kind of good conscience - that's it.
    If this was true - why, then why doesn't some BIG ones take money for every word ordinary people use, because it has been spoken in one of their numerous talk-shows??????

    Maybe that will come next . . .