While I generally agree with you, if you watch the documentary (disc 4) it tells how Star Wars was rushed out of production before Lucas felt it was complete. Now if someone had taken one of Picassos paintings while bush in hand, would you blame him for wanting to go back and finish the painting years later?
Go to the store and buy the damn CD. You have your WAV files in uncompressed format. The price is right. You have the artists artwork for ideal physical storage. The record label is happy. And when the next best audio compression format comes along, RIP again.
Letting microsoft push the envelope will be too late. Average joe doesn't care what technology is behind his operating system - he just wants his computer to work. If 95% of new desktops are installed with Windows XP, change will happen. Microsoft already gained control of the client side of the internet (Outlook and IE). And it has been shown in court that this was done illegally. But it's too late. Now they are targetting the server side of the internet. And again it will be too late.
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While I generally agree with you, if you watch the documentary (disc 4) it tells how Star Wars was rushed out of production before Lucas felt it was complete. Now if someone had taken one of Picassos paintings while bush in hand, would you blame him for wanting to go back and finish the painting years later?
Go to the store and buy the damn CD. You have your WAV files in uncompressed format. The price is right. You have the artists artwork for ideal physical storage. The record label is happy. And when the next best audio compression format comes along, RIP again.
Letting microsoft push the envelope will be too late. Average joe doesn't care what technology is behind his operating system - he just wants his computer to work. If 95% of new desktops are installed with Windows XP, change will happen. Microsoft already gained control of the client side of the internet (Outlook and IE). And it has been shown in court that this was done illegally. But it's too late. Now they are targetting the server side of the internet. And again it will be too late.
153 is the answer to the universe.. not 42.