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2011-11-04
Friday Funny: Most Powerful AutoCAD Ever!!!
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I've heard horror stories about release 13...
don't you like how, even to this day, every release of an ADSK product is "the best to date". Well.. of course it is?! like who goes backward with software?! you have everything you had before + other stuff. + is always an incremental benefit over no +. It'd be nice to see solutions to customer problems, not just +1 releases.
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