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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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2012-05-15 -- moneyGuru 2.5.3 released (link)

  • Fixed a bug in QIF loading causing some false positives in duplicate transaction detection and removal. (#323)
  • Fixed a bug causing auto-created accounts to be of the wrong currency. (#327)
  • Fixed crash in currency rates plugin example.
  • Fixed localization issues. [Windows, Linux]

2012-04-15 -- dupeGuru Music Edition 6.3.1 released (link)

  • Fixed crash on iTunes library parsing. [Mac]
  • Fixed localization issues. [Windows, Linux]

2012-04-14 -- dupeGuru 3.4.1 released (link)

  • Fixed the "Folders" scan type. [Mac]
  • Fixed localization issues. [Windows, Linux]

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