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Consumer Products => Avast Free Antivirus / Premium Security (legacy Pro Antivirus, Internet Security, Premier) => Topic started by: MikeBCda on January 04, 2005, 10:02:21 PM
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This morning's VPS update was interesting in one way -- it was the first "new year" one since the numbering system was changed a few months back.
I had an interesting thought about the numbering, while contemplating the new look (and my navel ;)) -- you've only allowed for ten updates per week, -0 through -9. Admittedly, if things ever got so frantic in the wild out here that you needed more than ten, I suspect at that point even the most dedicated of the Alwil team would feel strongly tempted to throw in the towel and go looking for another line of work. 8) ;D
Best to all,
Mike
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I had an interesting thought about the numbering, while contemplating the new look (and my navel ;)) -- you've only allowed for ten updates per week, -0 through -9.
Why do you think so? You have made wrong conclusion, because -9 is followed by -10 (as usual), so ALWIL team is not limited in any way ;D ;D
BTW: When the 'ZERO' updates were made once a month, the number nine was passed quite frequently, so this is realy not new or unusual situation :P
Pavel
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Thanks for the clarification, Pavel. I guess I'm just accustomed to that kind of ID number having a fixed number of digits/characters, and it didn't occur to me you could have -10 etc.
But I still stand by my comments about if you ever need more than ten updates in one week. I imagine that under those circumstances, it would be an "all leaves are cancelled" crisis, with cots brought into the office for everyone and no more than cat-naps for anyone.
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You should see the numbering of my HJT log analyzer ;D ;D ;D
That will really confuse you ;D ;D ;D
ps: Pavel, I hope they -9 (-10) is only the version number, and not the temperature in Celsius I get here ;D ;D ;D