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Member since August 25, 2007

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    tinder kill

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  1. Review - Ad Muncher

    4.72.29715 Beta (Jan 14, 2008)

    Will,

    with all due respect I feel DJ's post sums up my feelings as well. I am sorry, but I use x64, and I know a large community which uses it as well. Just because you don't use it doesnt mean its dead or not active. The promise was made that x64 would be a 4.72 release. I too remember the many posts DJ refers to that were deleted. The developer clearly has more of an interest in getting their buddies at betanews to remove the bad reviews, which are honest, than adding the code needed. How much of the time spent removing these posts could have been spent on coding x64? All of it is my guess.

    Anyways, I give this a 1 because it is not portable, slows down gzip and http 1.1 sites, see this thread ( http://www.admuncher.com...1e465ae366f3cc222ed307e )
    , does not support regex which is why their list of ads to block is so long. All of this could have been worked on during the time they took to remove the posts on a single site. I will be posting this same review to sites like download.com as well since this type of behavior should not be tolerated.

  2. Review - DVDFab All-In-One

    4.0.1.2 (Nov 27, 2007)

    calls home. 1/5

  3. Review - Ad Muncher

    4.71.28140 (Nov 2, 2007)

    No vista support. 1/5

  4. Review - PowerArchiver 2011

    10.20.21 (Oct 2, 2007)

    Great

  5. Review - RoboForm

    6.9.82 (Sep 29, 2007)

    Once again, since Diam0nd refuses to read any links provided, its not roboform that doesnt support opera, its OPERA that doesnt and refuses to support ANY THIRD PARTY CODE.

    5/5

  6. Comment - Final Silverlight 2.0 ships Tuesday

    6.9.82 (Oct 13, 2008 - 1:22 PM)

    Windows users who have already downloaded and deployed Silverlight 1.0, or any of the betas of Silverlight 1.1/2.0, could very well wake up tomorrow to find their platforms have been automatically upgraded, as the platform is capable of silently upgrading itself using the WSUS service.

    That is ONLY in a corporate environment. WSUS is a corporate product for the management and distribution of updates. I know because my unit uses this service to pass out patches.