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Bob's Profile

Member since January 31, 2003

  • Name

    Bob Dole

  • Location:

    United States of America

Favorite Files

  1. ImgBurn
  2. Locate
  3. MAPILab Toolbox for Outlook
  4. mIRC
  5. Nero
  6. REAPER for Windows (x86)
  7. Registry Workshop

Recent Posts

  1. Review - CameraBag for Windows

    2 Beta 102 (Dec 22, 2011)

    Free beta testers.

  2. Review - Mozilla Firefox (v8) for Windows

    8.0 Alpha 1 (Nightly Build) (Jul 7, 2011)

    Trolls will be trolls.

    Edit: ...because there's other, more meaningful comments about Firefox...

  3. Review - Google Chrome for Windows

    13.0.772.0 Beta (May 24, 2011)

    I just love when I run the installer and it appears to not do anything--who knows what's being installed.

  4. Review - Mozilla Firefox (v5) for Windows

    5.0 Beta 1 (May 4, 2011)

    "Gets to look more like Opera all the time." Fixed.

  5. Review - Google Chrome for Windows

    12.0.712.0 Beta (Mar 28, 2011)

    Inflation:

    Version Release d(days)
    9.0.597 2011-02-03 -
    10.0.648 2011-03-08 33
    11.0.696.16 (beta) 2011-03-23 15
    12.0.712.0 (dev) 2011-03-23 0

    I understand it's Google's choice for versioning, but the pace of incrementing versions this fast appears to be a false expectation of its development (marketing?). With most, major versions are released every 2 months; 6 per year?! This just makes it more difficult to manage for the user. I don't prefer Chrome as my main browser, so I don't pay attention to changes that closely, but when I see a new "major" version, I really have to ask myself what has changed? Is it a vast improvement that will make me want to switch...no, even though it jumped 4 major versions, it's still pretty much the same. Thanks for wasting my time to have another look at it.

    As mentioned earlier, the real version is "712"--so I don't understand why they don't call it version 712? We'll be there soon enough, anyways.

  6. Comment - O&O Defrag 14.5 improves TRIM support

    12.0.712.0 Beta (Jun 8, 2011 - 4:21 PM)

    Doesn't it say "TRIM commands", not defragmentation for SSD?