The only barrier stopping me using Linux for making music is that it's hard to write when there's no sound coming out of the speakers. Other than that it's great!
I like Linux and yes, you can use it for audio but it really is nowhere near as easy as it is with Windows or Mac OS.
"Organize" is the correct spelling in American English. Your argument would be more credible if you kept yourself grounded in reality rather than pointing out how the English language should work.:P
I would wager that's got more to do with their service being crap and getting worse. I recently moved house between two houses with Virgin media broadband. One was 10Mbps the other was 2Mbps. Guess which was quicker.
To be fair I probably wouldn't either. But when you write a javascript function that needs about two lines of code then realise that you need to add another 15 lines or so to make it support Internet Explorer you start to feel like shouting.
Just put this code in after the body tag. That should drive the point home.
<!--[if IE]> <style>body,html{height:100%;}</style><div id="iesucks" style="font-size:32px;color:white;background-color:red;width:100%;height:100%;text-align:center"><br><br>Internet Explorer is terrible, non-standards-compliant browser, catering for which makes web development much, much harder than it needs to be. Get a <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/">real</a> <a href="www.google.co.uk/chrome">browser</a> and make the web better for you and for the people that make it.<br><br><a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('iesucks').style.display = 'none'">Ignore and continue using Internet Explorer</a></div> <![endif]-->
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...which is why you're talking to him. In English.
Shop somewhere else?
It's ok, you can download it - it doesn't come in a box.
In this day and age, who the hell would even need/want to stream music?
Lots of people.
I'm not about to let some external party control what I listen to or when I listen to it.
Then use spotify or pandora and stream what you want, when you want.
The only barrier stopping me using Linux for making music is that it's hard to write when there's no sound coming out of the speakers. Other than that it's great!
I like Linux and yes, you can use it for audio but it really is nowhere near as easy as it is with Windows or Mac OS.
Tomorrow on Slashdot: A sudden increase in the sale of left shoes curiously correlates to a parallel increase in the sale of right shoes.
Don't forget though: correlation does not equal causation. Although in this case I think you might be on to something.
So missing the m key, or not pressing it hard enough is logical but missing out the o is just crazy talk?
I guess that makes sense...if you have a particularly weak index finger.
Interesting. I'd mod you up but I've already commented and don't have any points left.
I can never remember which way round it is anyway! I just thought it was a strange thing to pick for Rogerborg to pick up on.
"Organize" is the correct spelling in American English. Your argument would be more credible if you kept yourself grounded in reality rather than pointing out how the English language should work. :P
I would wager that's got more to do with their service being crap and getting worse. I recently moved house between two houses with Virgin media broadband. One was 10Mbps the other was 2Mbps. Guess which was quicker.
Hmmm. Does "transparency" mean you can see through it or that you can't see it at all?
What is this "article" of which you speak?
Since when have MS Windows users been able to send their application's sound across the network without special software?
Why would I want to? I'd rather it came out of the speakers, reliably.
Fifteen. Thousand. Dollars, eleven cents
Greaaaat.
Not a bad suggestion, but Strongbow? Blackthorne?! Blaagh!
Wow. Auto-complete is getting intelligent these days.
Nonetheless, it's not a *horrible* concept, it was just a little too loose (as I've seen it described).
Hur hur hur....
It could be argues that "evil" is the absence of bacon.
Oh. Weak.
Sorry, I think I'm missing something. If you didn't buy it from Steam how come it's being removed from your Steam account?
To be fair I probably wouldn't either. But when you write a javascript function that needs about two lines of code then realise that you need to add another 15 lines or so to make it support Internet Explorer you start to feel like shouting.
Really? In GIMP, I use the crop tool, select an area, then crop it. Seems pretty self explanatory to me.
Just put this code in after the body tag. That should drive the point home.
<!--[if IE]>
<style>body,html{height:100%;}</style><div id="iesucks" style="font-size:32px;color:white;background-color:red;width:100%;height:100%;text-align:center"><br><br>Internet Explorer is terrible, non-standards-compliant browser, catering for which makes web development much, much harder than it needs to be. Get a <a href="http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/">real</a> <a href="www.google.co.uk/chrome">browser</a> and make the web better for you and for the people that make it.<br><br><a href="#" onclick="document.getElementById('iesucks').style.display = 'none'">Ignore and continue using Internet Explorer</a></div>
<![endif]-->
Admit it... even when mistyped, you still understand the actual content of what is being said. That's what is important.
At 48Kbps I can still "understand" the music being played, that doesn't mean it's good or desirable.