Activity for August 12

Review - VLC (VideoLAN) for Windows
1.1.11 (Jul 15, 2011)

Has always done what I needed it to do. Never had a problem and there are no hundred megs of files on my C drive, You 1 star whiners ought to get together and develop your own program and put it up for review here. 5 stars for VLC, 0 stars for the whiners.
Review - AMD Catalyst Drivers for Windows
11.4 (Apr 28, 2011)

Using 64 bit on Windows 7. Not a whimper of a problem. To Paul Williams: Pretty unfair to call AMD stupid when it's probably something stupid wrong with your pc if your missing a file. Always easy to blame the developer isn't it? Why do I not have any problems with any of these new drivers? Am I doing something wrong?
Review - Microsoft Internet Explorer Platform Preview
1.9.8080.16413 Preview (Feb 11, 2011)

IE any number will never make. Chrome and Firefox out do IE even on a bad day. If it weren't for IE being bundled with MS OS, there would be no IE at all.
Review - DVDFab All-In-One
8.0.6.7 (Jan 3, 2011)

Look aholes, all I said was that it only cost 50 bucks to copy a DVD. That's all I do and it has always worked for me. I have backed up hundreds of DVDs with not one friggin coaster. I don't buy or need anything else they offer. Jeez, what a bunch of morons here, including me for even dignifying these posts with a response. So bite me!
Review - DVDFab All-In-One
8.0.6.6 (Dec 30, 2010)

Use it all the time without a hitch. 50 bucks is not too much for this product especially with free lifetime upgrades.
Comment - I want my Windows Update Rollup!
8.0.6.6 (Aug 12, 2011 - 3:44 PM)

You'll get an "update roll-up" when you pry it out MS's cold dead hands!
Comment - I'll tell you something about Windows
8.0.6.6 (Jul 22, 2011 - 5:42 PM)

Great comment. I like Joe sometimes, but who's steering the drive by media vehicle? Why it's Joe!
Comment - Browser blowout: Which is fastest, most standards compliant [benchmarks]?
8.0.6.6 (Jul 22, 2011 - 5:34 PM)

Hey Mike Williams. Could you possibly tell me what this means to me? I mean, I double click my browser icon and my home page opens instantly. I click a bookmark and there is the page. I can't even click a stop watch fast enuff to see how slow it is! Is someone still using a 386? These browser wars are definitely media driven and shouldn't mean anything to anyone, except maybe to the developers. Please someone tell me what I'm missing here because I just don't get it. I've always dissed these speed ratings as it is just trivial content and comment driven. And that's mine.
Comment - UserAssist uncovers hidden Windows activity logs
8.0.6.6 (Jul 18, 2011 - 5:59 PM)

Thanks Mike. I have been disassembling the registry for 9 years now just to know what's in there, but this is something I never new or ever read about before. How could I have missed this?
Comment - We want your Windows XP memories
8.0.6.6 (Jul 13, 2011 - 5:34 PM)

Been using XP Pro since the beginning of it. Never let me down, and if it did it was because something I did, not the OS, as many ppl like to blame. It has been a work horse for me and played many, many games on it. As a gamer, I had to build myself a Windows 7 64 bit system to handle today's games. My primary is the XP which I'm on now, and crank up my gaming rig when I want to play. I only got tagged once with a virus in XP sent to me by some little punk, I carelessly opened up an email from him. What I sent him back probably blew up his room and fried his hair. LOL I enjoy XP and know it like the back of my hand. I have almost conquered the registry completely although I don't experiment as much as I used to with it. It has been and still is a great OS for me and wish Gates would have come out with Super XP Pro.