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[citation][nom]wotan31[/nom]And neither do you, apparently. A software tester is a paid full-time position. Why are you going to perform this function for free, for a large for-profit corporation?? For an open-source project, yes, it makes sense to be a community volunteer. But for a large corporation? No thanks.[/citation]
So unless you can be not syntactical about working on a project you wont do it, just because it's from a large corporation doesn't mean they can't use your help or you gain benefit for helping them. Granted most of the data is most likely going to be user behavior mined during the beta like the last IE but that's just life in browser beta testing. - esp if your google
[citation][nom]wotan31[/nom]LOL you really don't understand 64 bit if you think more memory space is the only benefit.[/citation]
And what other benefit do you see it to a given web browser, or application such as flash that isn't trivial at best for the average person. 32 bit has been around for quite on the home front some time for a reason =p
So unless you can be not syntactical about working on a project you wont do it, just because it's from a large corporation doesn't mean they can't use your help or you gain benefit for helping them. Granted most of the data is most likely going to be user behavior mined during the beta like the last IE but that's just life in browser beta testing. - esp if your google
[citation][nom]wotan31[/nom]LOL you really don't understand 64 bit if you think more memory space is the only benefit.[/citation]
And what other benefit do you see it to a given web browser, or application such as flash that isn't trivial at best for the average person. 32 bit has been around for quite on the home front some time for a reason =p