I have used it very successfully to buy, sell, and give away stuff. Maybe you're in a different city from me (San Francisco)? I have had very few problems with craigslist.
Why the iPod is great: Much better UI than any other player. Simple integration with iTunes which manages your MP3s (or other formats) with east.
Why iTunes Music Store sucks: DRM'd tracks. No freedom. I refuse to buy from it. (I rip my CDs or buy legal MP3s.) But I love my iPod (first generation, spinning wheel) and will get more iPods as needed.
And this improves things over the dismal earlier versions of XP, but keep in mind that the bad guys use various exploits (e.g. popping up fake windows in front of the warnings) to force spyware installs.
But has the SCOTUS ever decided that due to congressional regulation it may not review a law? Congress has tried this recently, if I remember correctly, but I don't think the court has ever rejected a case on those grounds.
I have a neat watch from Mondaine (makers of Swiss Railways watches) that only has one hand, and little hashmarks that show the minutes in 5 min increments. It's very minimalist - after all, if you have a good enough eye, one hand is all you need - and it never fails to confuse people when they see it. (Someone has it on ebay.)
Slashdot Mirror
this is just Netscape wasting Time Warner's cash on a stupid idea. I doubt very much this will last more than 6 months.
I have used it very successfully to buy, sell, and give away stuff. Maybe you're in a different city from me (San Francisco)? I have had very few problems with craigslist.
With twice the self importance of the original!
make sure to drink a cup of hot coffee
Why iTunes Music Store sucks: DRM'd tracks. No freedom. I refuse to buy from it. (I rip my CDs or buy legal MP3s.) But I love my iPod (first generation, spinning wheel) and will get more iPods as needed.
Really, the whole site should be marked Redundant.
The iPod is a great deal. The iTunes Music Store is a terrible deal. The original poster doesn't seem to get that at all, nor do most of the press.
One Yahoo guy says whatg Yahoo always says about this, then Ars Technica asks its readers to discuss. This is news?
If Zipcar is Web 2.0, what isn't? This is beyond absurd.
Just plug it in and wait for it to explode!
Reasonable speed internet access is all I want. Web, email, all that. Video? Who cares?
And this improves things over the dismal earlier versions of XP, but keep in mind that the bad guys use various exploits (e.g. popping up fake windows in front of the warnings) to force spyware installs.
"Safe 95% Of All Web Sites" logos on people's homepages?
But it won't install it automatically or via an exploit (typically). Most spyware is delivered via ActiveX.
But has the SCOTUS ever decided that due to congressional regulation it may not review a law? Congress has tried this recently, if I remember correctly, but I don't think the court has ever rejected a case on those grounds.
That would have to be done by constitutional amendment. Not too bloody likely.
Now we will have mobile 2.0 hype.
24 hour propaganda machine
I have a neat watch from Mondaine (makers of Swiss Railways watches) that only has one hand, and little hashmarks that show the minutes in 5 min increments. It's very minimalist - after all, if you have a good enough eye, one hand is all you need - and it never fails to confuse people when they see it. (Someone has it on ebay.)
Dude, Chairman Kaga should be our president.
no pioneers in intelligent design?
And this, dear reader, is why hardly anyone uses MythTV. Who has time to figure out that subsystems are involved, let alone configure them?!
Until they get PGP also. (Why oh why is it not built into email clients?!)
n/t
Yes, they should
make their web
pages small enough
for cellphone
users to read.