Andre Laurin
Canada
0.3 (May 19, 2012)
Program only updates during start trading hours. Seems to be limited does not get stocks from all markets, seriously short on information and the list goes on. I get the impression the authors have limited knowledge of how stock/markets works.
Try this program instead more mature.
http://jstock.sourceforg...m_medium=about_box_link
1.4.0.14 (May 5, 2012)
I hate this program with a passion. Spend months helping a client trying to remove a mysteries Uninstall Programs in the start menu. He couldn't remember what program put it there. I stumbled on this program a while back and guess what found the culprit. Solution install, go to start->uninstall programs remove from this list and then uninstall IObit malware.
0.5.0 Beta (Feb 8, 2012)
I've downloaded a couple of version of this program hoping to see something working and useful, no such luck.
This latest release gives me a fatal error, send a log report and right away then gives me a second error. This is not the first version I've downloaded that won't run. The ones that do run don't seem to be too useful.
I'm really trying to find good in this program and maybe I'm missing the mark but I just can't find anything good to say about it.
0.9.19 (Feb 4, 2012)
Did not get far when I went to install. First screen right there at the bottom it makes it clear, collects non personally identifiable information (yeah right) and look open candy, nasty stuff there.
That's a deal killer for me.
5.0.1144 (Feb 3, 2012)
I really like SuperAntiSpyware (there was a time when I did not). The free version still great.
But for something to pay for eset security, it's just as good if not better then superantispyware plus you get tons more features and it does not cost much more. So if you are going free superantispyware is the way to go, if you are paying look else where like eset.
5.0.1144 (Aug 17, 2011 - 11:22 AM)
Yeah what Tenoq said plus the little white lies like the one that goes to the effect that even our employees cannot view your files or something like that and then it turns out they always could.
Data is safer in a laptop turned on labeled as Sony's property while left in the passenger seat of a convertible in an Anonymous neighborhood :)
Drop dropbox and try this service https://spideroak.com/
Has software for Windows, Mac, Linux, IOS and Android and no white lies.
5.0.1144 (Aug 17, 2011 - 11:16 AM)
"And this is why I believe we are not losing the war against online criminals"
lol
5.0.1144 (Jun 29, 2011 - 9:13 PM)
Yeah chat programs are certainly going the way of the dinosaur. Yahoo had an edge with it's chat rooms and could of made something out of that but they let those go to hell in a hand basket and have lost that edge in a big way.
5.0.1144 (Jun 29, 2011 - 9:08 PM)
"It is our true belief that this movement has the capability to change the world."
They are delusional, vigilantes usually are. Maybe they'll rock it but only for a little while.
I'd tell them they are self important but they might fall off their thrones and hurt themselves so I'll let a judge do that sometime in the future.
5.0.1144 (Jun 28, 2011 - 12:34 AM)
They have a lot to be afraid of, for any of them to get caught (and it will happen) will not be good long term jail time, not to mention if the information they released about the officers in Arizona should it be used by a bad guy looking for revenge. Arizona has the death penalty I do believe and any lulszec member in that area or who could be transfer to face charges there would be in really deep (you know) then.
At minimum jail time and can't touch a computer or anything similar (like tablets, smartphone etc) for a very, very long time.