RadioShark for Windows and Mac OS X

Quantrell writes "Ars Technica has done a very thorough review of the AM/FM radio time-shifting device radioSHARK. I was surprised when I read it, because I thought it was Mac-only. Actually the device has good Windows support, and their review shows that some of the problems experienced by early adopters have been solved with recent updates to the product. That said, there are actually some considerable flaws with the product, so buyer beware." There's a lot more meat on this review than this story which was a lot more glowing of a review.

Comments

Looking for a job

[Anonymous Coward]

...RESUME OF...
- Michael Sims -

GOALS: to work at a dynamic, paradigm shifted, energized company in which people think outside the box and are planning to take it to the next level. Freedom to express my bombastic thoughts should be allowed.

EXPERIENCE:
~2000 to 2005-01-31 Slashdot.org - Editor
I accepted submissions for stories from a paid advertising site run by my good friend and plagiarist, Roland Piquepaille. I was fired when they realized just how poor my performance was.

???? - 2000 Censorware.org - Slavedriver
My duties were to inform the public of "censorware". Seth Finkelstein and I had a fight. I stomped my feet like a baby and stole the domain. Seth was mad.
EARLY EXPERIENCE:
1995-1998 Ron Jeremy Productions
I was Ron Jeremy's personal fluffer. He said I was the best ever but, alas, my geek side called.

REFERENCES Upon request.

Re:RIAA Attorneys: Swarm, swarm, swarm!

[idontgno]

Sony v. Universal clearly established the legality of timeshifting devices such as this.

"Clearly"? OK. "Permanently"? Sorry, wrong answer. Any precedent can be overturned if the plaintiff buys the appropriate combination of presiding judge, jury, and venue. And each new "infringing technology" introduced to the marketplace gives *AA another shot at re-establishing its hegemony.