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    sadred sarde

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  1. Review - Microsoft Zune

    3.1 (Nov 20, 2008)

    Excellent piece of software... Microsoft has a great developing team working on this one, it really shows. Thumbs up!

  2. Review - Skype for Windows

    4.0.0.145 Beta (Jun 19, 2008)

    FUGLY! That resumes what they've done with Skype. I know it's beta but I hope the developers change the way the contact list + message window works. You should be able to resize the thing once you've detached the message window.

  3. Review - Safari for Windows

    3 Beta (Jun 11, 2007)

    wtf... I don't know others but I'm trying it and it doesn't work at all... slow as hell, menus do not display, etc. etc.

  4. Review - Skype for Windows

    3.0.0.209 (Jan 24, 2007)

    You forgot the changelog:

    24.01.2007 version 3.0.0.209

    *

    bugfix: Cannot send SMS from contact menu in Chat window
    *

    bugfix: Updated Internet Explorer and Firefox plugins
    *

    bugfix: ActiveX objects cannot be created in eBay tab
    *

    bugfix: SkypeCheck did not work on clean 3.0 install

    more info here:
    https://developer.skype....ndowsSkype/ReleaseNotes

  5. Review - µTorrent for Windows

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Oct 2, 2006)

    One of the few tools i can't say anything bad about. Everything is perfect with uTorrent.

    It's very small, it's sleek, it works, and it's simply the best tool for .torrent files. Period.

    Excellent work and keeps getting better every release.

  6. Comment - Fortune: Gates No Longer Richest Man

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Aug 7, 2007 - 7:10 PM)

    Last post I'll make about this topic:

    "It's about how much you've expended you idiot.... you've collected a lot more from immigrants than you've expended on them."

    The facts are there, your argument is not valid, it's good you collect that much... how much you spend in immigrants vs what they paid? that's the whole point, not to mention they help to maintain low costs for most of the stuff you eat and buy every day.

    Have a nice day.

  7. Comment - Fortune: Gates No Longer Richest Man

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Aug 7, 2007 - 6:57 PM)

    Mr. Martínez (the guy from the article), works about 70 hours a week (yes, 70 hours), at about 10 dollars hour, that makes 2800 dollars a month.

    Many immigrants have 2 or more jobs, they work hard, really hard, and still, many of them made less than your wife. (not Mr. Martínez of course, anyway I hope my math is simple enough for you)

  8. Comment - Fortune: Gates No Longer Richest Man

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Aug 7, 2007 - 6:03 PM)

    More like $189 billion paid by immigrants and growing $50 billion a year. (read the whole article).

    Anyway, it's not about comparing how much you've collected between immigrants and legal residents (you're still the majority, so obviously it'd be more *gasp*), it's about how much you've expended you idiot.... you've collected a lot more from immigrants than you've expended on them.

  9. Comment - Fortune: Gates No Longer Richest Man

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Aug 7, 2007 - 6:00 PM)

    1) Yeah, $189 billion and growing $50 billion a year, is little. (read the whole article).

    2) That's the whole point idiot, they DO NOT benefit... so what's your point? what had they took from you? "... the drain they put on our economy." what drain? give facts...

  10. Comment - Fortune: Gates No Longer Richest Man

    1.6.1 Beta Build 482 (Aug 7, 2007 - 5:50 PM)

    About helthcare:
    "The study, published in the American Journal of Public Health, found that immigrants accounted for 10.4 percent of the U.S. population but only 7.9 percent of total health spending and 8 percent of government health spending."

    "Our data indicates that many immigrants are actually helping to subsidize care for the rest of us," "...shows just how unfounded these allegations are and I hope it will permanently put to rest these misinformed and misguided myths." Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, a founder of Physicians for a National Health Program.

    About social security:
    "Immigrants pay billions in payroll taxes. Many, especially illegals, do not stick around to receive retirement benefits. Even non-U.S. citizens are required to pay Social Security taxes on income earned in the U.S. unless specifically exempt. So on balance immigrants and guest workers are a positive for the Social Security System, and by increasing their numbers we can reduce the funding shortfall."

    -Edwin S. Rubenstein, economist and Director of Research for the Hudson Institute.

    Anyway, this topic has ended for me, I hope some of you will look for info in order to find the truth, get the facts people, don't hate and blame immigrants just because you were told to.