You don't need more tansmission lines. The problem is that the deregulation changed a major point in the generation of power - locality. There is no economic sense in "transporting" power across the entire US.
The interconnects should be used for one thing only - emergency situations.
Apple Europe sucks... It's really bad und Apple Germany is the worst. I'm really glad I'm an ADC member and have other ways of getting support from Apple.
No it's not... All G5s qualify for the up-to-date program...
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For Power Mac G5 systems Customers who purchase a qualifying new Power Mac G5 (M9020LL/A, M9031LL/A, M9032LL/A) regardless of purchase date that does not have Mac OS X Panther v10.3 included can upgrade to Mac OS X Panther. /cite/
The point is that Apple got something right here. It's simple to use, the prices are mostly ok and the DRM restrictions are fair for both sides (industry and user).
I received that newsletter too... But they're not saying VBR at what rate. 128kbit/s VBRs?
EMusic is really nice if you're into alternative music, but I would be happier if that kind of music would show up at the AMS because that would mean real money for those independent labels.
I'm mean get real - do you really think those labels can make a substantial amount of money out of EMusic? $10 for unlimited downloads? Just see this thread in the forum of Matador.
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Right now the money is peanuts. But hey, it's better than not getting paid at all by having your files shared for free on Kazaa, right?
Out of another thread in this forum:
It's a drag that Apple chose to focus their huge publicity blast on artists that so desperately need promotion (Eminen?) but we're definitely interested in being involved and I hope it won't be long until you see Matador music up there as well.
Yes, they do... If you want to see it your self just download the following file (which iTunes requests on every start of the Music Store) and have look at it.
It's true... It uses WebObjects. When you start the Music Store a file named storeBag.xml.gz is requested from http://a17-250-248-150.apple.com/storeBag.xml.gz which is a description of the protocol used by the iTunes Music Store.
It contains only URLs to WebObjects Direct Actions.
The store application is called MZStore.woa and the search app is called MZSearch.woa.
Come on... That's bullshit you writing here. I know tons of people creating exciting, innovative new things in their spare time without any hint of what you call a "profit motive".
There is no "Aqua" API. Besides Carbon there is Cocoa which is based on OpenStep which btw. has an opensource implementation named GNUStep (http://www.gnustep.org)
BSD code is BSD code because it is code under a BSD(-like) license. That means everybody is allowed to do with it what he likes (as long as he follows those simple restrictions that come with it) - that the spirit of real *free* software.
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Ok I just spend 100 Euros on the store...
LFO
Boards of Canada
GAK
F.U.S.E.
Aphex Twin
Jimi Tenor
It's great, for my part - I love it!
You don't need more tansmission lines. The problem is that the deregulation changed a major point in the generation of power - locality. There is no economic sense in "transporting" power across the entire US.
The interconnects should be used for one thing only - emergency situations.
Apple Europe sucks... It's really bad und Apple Germany is the worst. I'm really glad I'm an ADC member and have other ways of getting support from Apple.
For Power Mac G5 systems Customers who purchase a qualifying new Power Mac G5 (M9020LL/A, M9031LL/A, M9032LL/A) regardless of purchase date that does not have Mac OS X Panther v10.3 included can upgrade to Mac OS X Panther.
Under any Unix you don't need anything like a "mouse".
Since when does the FSF recommend other software licenses then the GPL? Even the LGPL isn't recommended.
Actually all Microsoft Office apps on the Mac are Carbon apps (C++) not Cocoa (Objective-C)
Look at all the postings here - over 900 already. Keep going Apple!
No it's "iTunes Music Store, Music for people who like to have a choice".
That's simply not the point.
The point is that Apple got something right here. It's simple to use, the prices are mostly ok and the DRM restrictions are fair for both sides (industry and user).
Come on, I had vast connection problems in the first 4-5 hours after the announcement.
Actually Apple isn't the one to blame but Akamai which handles the traffic distribution around the world.
Or simply buy 2 harddrives and make a RAID-1 out of them using Apples DiskUtil tool...
EMusic is really nice if you're into alternative music, but I would be happier if that kind of music would show up at the AMS because that would mean real money for those independent labels.
I'm mean get real - do you really think those labels can make a substantial amount of money out of EMusic? $10 for unlimited downloads? Just see this thread in the forum of Matador.
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Out of another thread in this forum:
Yes, they do... If you want to see it your self just download the following file (which iTunes requests on every start of the Music Store) and have look at it.
It's true... It uses WebObjects. When you start the Music Store a file named storeBag.xml.gz is requested from http://a17-250-248-150.apple.com/storeBag.xml.gz which is a description of the protocol used by the iTunes Music Store.
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It contains only URLs to WebObjects Direct Actions.
The store application is called MZStore.woa and the search app is called MZSearch.woa.
Btw. Etherreal is your friend
Then shut up and go shopping!
They're using the Akamai network...
And you really think that will happen???
I don't think that it will strengthen the right to make private copies. The content provides will use DRM anyway.
Come on... That's bullshit you writing here. I know tons of people creating exciting, innovative new things in their spare time without any hint of what you call a "profit motive".
There is no "Aqua" API. Besides Carbon there is Cocoa which is based on OpenStep which btw. has an opensource implementation named GNUStep (http://www.gnustep.org)
Yeah, but as you maybe realized in the past year Apple is moving its Pro anouncements away from events like MacWorld and alike.
Not with apple... For the industry they are in they pretty long product cycles.
Another thing is that speculating about new machines is completely different from knowing that there will be new machines.
They are not ripping anything off.
BSD code is BSD code because it is code under a BSD(-like) license. That means everybody is allowed to do with it what he likes (as long as he follows those simple restrictions that come with it) - that the spirit of real *free* software.