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Joe Redifer
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 - posted 09-07-2008 12:16 AM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Yes they would. They'd just follow store policy, see that it is open, refuse a refund and tell you to GTFO.

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Tim Reed
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OMG, it's lightning fast! I just set it as my default browser. Cool. [thumbsup]

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Joe Redifer
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Careful, I've seen Google Chrome post some really odd characters when it is used with certain forums. Lots of 0$0$0$ type gibberish.

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David Stambaugh
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I'll get flamed for saying this but IE8 Beta 2 is also VERY fast. It has some issues that need to be worked out, but overall it's a big advance over IE7.

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Chris Slycord
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*Obligatory flame*

And as an FYI, since this is still beta software it's gotten its fair share of vulnerabilities, some of which have been fixed.

http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=1858&tag=nl.e550

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Frank Angel
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Don't you guys know the number one EURW (End User Rules of Wisdom)....thou shalt never, ever use software releases lower than v2.5? Let them work the bugs out on unsuspecting fools, or at least make them PAY you to be their guinea-pig and test their new buggy software on your computer.

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Anslem Rayburn
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While Chrome seems fast, I find it hangs for a while while opening new tabs. I assume this is because it opens new tabs as a separate process. While it increases stability, it decreases performance. It also means that when you open a lot of tabs, it's memory footprint increases dramatically.

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Allison Parsons
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Anyone getting this error with the 'old' version of Google? I've been getting this Google error for the past month or so while use the back button. Starting to tick me off....

The requested URL /hws/dell-usuk/afe was not found on this server

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Chris Slycord
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No I've not gotten that error just by hitting "back"

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Tim Reed
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quote: Frank Angel
never, ever use software releases lower than v2.5
The only thing that would bother me, would be if it crashed or hung up all the time. It's fast, and doesn't have a lot of fancy stuff that I'll never use anyway, so I'm already a fan. All I need is to just view web pages.

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Rick Raskin
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Many of the links in the pictures warehouse come up with error 404. Some work, some don't. IE works fine.

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