Man, you are so right. I hadn't played videogames for the las 3 years and i had always said i would never buy a console. But the other day a friend stopped by my house with is PS2 and GTA:VC. All i know is that the next morning i was buying a PS2 and GTA, and have been playing a lot since then. I love it.
I buy the SuperDrive. I break it. I buy a non-Apple DVD writer and make iDVD work with it. Should Apple try to convince me I am a criminal? I BOUGHT the product, so its mine and i can do what i want with it. No one is going to make me think software is different from the rest of things in the world. If you buy something, is yours, and you can do whatever yo want with it. Period.
Ims in 3rd year of Computer Science at a university in Spain, and i really got annoyed when new students told that they were not teaching the procedural approach anymore. They have moved form Pascal to Object Pascal in first year, and second year you only see C++ and more Object Pascal.
Do they really think that you need a hello object to write the hello world program?
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Man, you are so right.
I hadn't played videogames for the las 3 years and i had always said i would never buy a console. But the other day a friend stopped by my house with is PS2 and GTA:VC.
All i know is that the next morning i was buying a PS2 and GTA, and have been playing a lot since then. I love it.
I don't know anyone who plays CS without grass ;)
I buy the SuperDrive. I break it. I buy a non-Apple DVD writer and make iDVD work with it.
Should Apple try to convince me I am a criminal?
I BOUGHT the product, so its mine and i can do what i want with it.
No one is going to make me think software is different from the rest of things in the world. If you buy something, is yours, and you can do whatever yo want with it. Period.
Ims in 3rd year of Computer Science at a university in Spain, and i really got annoyed when new students told that they were not teaching the procedural approach anymore. They have moved form Pascal to Object Pascal in first year, and second year you only see C++ and more Object Pascal. Do they really think that you need a hello object to write the hello world program?