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To "hardcode" is to write an absolute value (not a variable or another dynamic data) directly in an application's source code. Hardcoding is a bad programming habit. "Hardcoded Software" doesn't really make sense because only parts of a software are hardcoded, not the software itself. Hardcoded Software is a word twist meaning that I put a lot of efforts in my applications. When I say a lot of effort, I mean a lot.

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2013-05-26 -- moneyGuru 2.7.0 released (link)

  • Added support for custom currencies. (#33)
  • Fixed amount parsing bug with currencies with many decimals.
  • Fixed cache folder bug causing cached files to be misplaced. [Linux, Windows]
  • Dropped 32-bit support on Mac OS X.

2013-05-18 -- dupeGuru Music Edition 6.5.1 released (link)

  • Improved "Make Selection Reference" to make it clearer. (#222)
  • Improved "Open Selected" to allow opening more than one file at once. (#142)
  • Fixed a few typos here and there. (#216 #225)
  • Tweaked the fairware dialog (More Info).
  • Added Arch Linux packaging
  • Added a 64-bit build for Windows.
  • Improved Brazilian localization by Victor Figueiredo.

2013-05-05 -- dupeGuru Picture Edition 2.7.1 released (link)

  • Fixed false matching bug in EXIF matching. (#219)
  • Improved "Make Selection Reference" to make it clearer. (#222)
  • Improved "Open Selected" to allow opening more than one file at once. (#142)
  • Fixed a few typos here and there. (#216 #225)
  • Tweaked the fairware dialog (More Info).
  • Added Arch Linux packaging
  • Added a 64-bit build for Windows.
  • Improved Brazilian localization by Victor Figueiredo.

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