I tried going to the personalised search engine page, and got a message saying "Sorry, Google Personalized does not yet support Safari. (Setting your User-Agent to Mozilla may work)". WTF.
Uh, no it won't. Under Mac OS X, all you need to use the iTunes Music Store is iTunes itself. There's no magical "DRM patch" that you need to use it, and I see no reason why iTunes for Windows won't be the same.
Agreed 150%. The Marathon trilogy would probably be my all-time favourite games. The plot in them is absolutely top-notch.
And the start of the second level of Marathon Evil (3rd-party scenario -- highly recommended if you haven't played it) FREAKED me out like nothing else. It's pretty well pitch-black, you turn a corner, and there's this extremely loud and very ferocious growling sound and a huge thing with glowing eyes, huge claws, and spiky bits everywhere leaps out at you. It scared me so much I jerked the mouse and ended up looking at like the floor or something...nearly got me killed.:) There were several other moments like that, but not nearly that bad.:)
Which is exactly why I've set Mail.app to not display any HTML content.
What'd be/really/ good however, is if Apple put in an option in the Rules section "Is HTML Mail". Thinking back, I don't think I've gotten a single e-mail that's been HTML mail that hasn't been spam.
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HFS+ has been around since OS 8.5 (?? somewhere in OS 8).
HFS+ was introducted in Mac OS 8.1.
Are they afraid that the extra space is going to be used by Apple to rip, encode, and store their soul?
:D
Time for a new advertising campaign, maybe..."Rip, mix, BURN IN HELL".
In fact, forget the festival!
I tried going to the personalised search engine page, and got a message saying "Sorry, Google Personalized does not yet support Safari. (Setting your User-Agent to Mozilla may work)". WTF.
No, see, Howard was so far up Bush's ass, they have to pull him out first. ;)
Dude, you forgot the "Pentium XTREEM". ;)
Indeed, and RDF is actually "Reality Distortion Field". ;)
Hah. Only on Slashdot would a comment like this be rated "Insightful". ;)
(Yes, shamelessly stolen from that ThinkGeek t-shirt ;)).
You forgot:
;)
8. ??
9. PROFIT!
Version 3.03, anyway. Can't speak for earlier versions.
Uh, no it won't. Under Mac OS X, all you need to use the iTunes Music Store is iTunes itself. There's no magical "DRM patch" that you need to use it, and I see no reason why iTunes for Windows won't be the same.
They should just rename the internet the Itnerent
;)
Heh, I misread "Itnerent" as "incoherent" the first time I read that...rather appropriate.
Christ, my mum came across one of those and clicked on it, despite the fact that she was running Mac OS X.
;)
I despair of her sometimes.
Indeed, but you're much more likely to get a decent clockspeed with the PPC970 than the G4.
Agreed 150%. The Marathon trilogy would probably be my all-time favourite games. The plot in them is absolutely top-notch.
:) There were several other moments like that, but not nearly that bad. :)
And the start of the second level of Marathon Evil (3rd-party scenario -- highly recommended if you haven't played it) FREAKED me out like nothing else. It's pretty well pitch-black, you turn a corner, and there's this extremely loud and very ferocious growling sound and a huge thing with glowing eyes, huge claws, and spiky bits everywhere leaps out at you. It scared me so much I jerked the mouse and ended up looking at like the floor or something...nearly got me killed.
I'd definitely agree with the independent labels bit. There's basically /no/ music on there I'd want. (I'm into metal).
If someone like Century Media got onboard, I'd be fucking stoked. Of course, the Music Store isn't available outside US, so the whole point is moot.
Which is exactly why I've set Mail.app to not display any HTML content.
/really/ good however, is if Apple put in an option in the Rules section "Is HTML Mail". Thinking back, I don't think I've gotten a single e-mail that's been HTML mail that hasn't been spam.
What'd be
The first thing that sprang to mind when I read the title was the Infinite Improbability Drive from HHGttG. :)
The green one especially...it looks like something from a Borg cube, especially when the door is open. :)
Erm, or you can simply open System Preferences > Date & Time > Network Time, type in the server address, and hit "Set Time Now". :)
I'm not sure about OS9, but it's definitely going to be on OSX. They released a screenshot a while ago of it running in a window under Mac OS X.
Version 1.09 of Starcraft/Brood War, which was released quite recently, has only 2 options for multiplayer now: TCP/IP and Battle.net.
:D).
(No more having to use IPX if I want to play with PC users on a LAN
I haven't actually tried it, but it ought to work over the internet too, not just LANs.
Hmm, well, Preview in OSX can't open it (and it can open just about anything)...