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  1. Review - Opera for Linux

    9.21 Final (Jun 13, 2007)

    Big fan of Opera for windows, but Opera for linux simply blows - themes are not handled correctly, it chews up 70% of processor when rendering page, it simply blows, and... Firefox fetches and renders pages quicker ?!? (

  2. Review - Safari for Windows

    3 Beta (Jun 11, 2007)

    now most of ppl, will go ooo... this feature is kewl, mmm... wow; mind u though everything wow about safari was long time included in firefox or opera; but thats the way apple business style works = use someone's idea, and promote it as wow man if ur kewl u gona have to use our kewl product;

  3. Review - µTorrent for Windows

    1.7 Build 2481 Beta (Jun 8, 2007)

    @bigmama: you urge ppl not to make a discussion forum; yet you f****ng discuss all along, shut up or don't tell off other ppl

    uTorrent 1.6 - buffer overflow http://secunia.com/advisories/24130/ PPL WHO SUGEST USING 1.6 DO SOME F***ING RESEARCH BEFORE POSTING;

    @ AZUREUS FANS: THIS IS NOT THE TOPIC TO DISCUSS YOUR SEXUAL FASCINATION WITH AZUREUS;

  4. Review - OpenOffice.org for Windows

    2.2.1 RC3 (Jun 6, 2007)

    @bigmama: you can prefetch oo, there's an option during install to load part of oo to memory during windows startup, so that it starts quicker.

    when u use m$office it does it, and u don't even know about it.

  5. Review - K-Lite Mega Codec Pack

    2.1.5 (Jun 6, 2007)

    @runningfool this is not the place to showoff you frustations mate with irc. some irc channels are quiet, some are not.

    klmcp is simply the best:
    1. easy to install
    2. easy to upgrade
    3. has all the codecs you would ever want
    4. checks for broken codecs

    what else do you want? if you prefer stand alone player for the cost of choppy playback(don't even argue here) use vlc

    btw. mpc - what's your problem with that??? it does need stand alone codecs, that's the way it was written. it is like saying cars are stupid cause they need fuel... wtf ?!?

  6. Comment - 'Day One' for Safari for Windows Becomes Zero-Day Nightmare

    2.1.5 (Jun 13, 2007 - 12:58 AM)

    No, because Apple claims to be most secure. Their aps are most securem their system ismost secure.

    Apple does not want u to know it is not secure. It is their faliure.

    More: When Apple is evaluating Microsoft apps in writing, public or whatever, they are biased, and evaluate apps in beta stage, but when apple releases beta software, they don't want u to evaluate it, they don't want anyone saying anything bad aobut it.

    So taka your pity for Apple and bury it alongise your kewl-apple ego.