You forget that this has to be done in alot of countries and not just in the States, you do it in the States and all software dev moves offshore, do it around the world and In Soviet Russia it DOES you!
As you can see from the above PC user, he has issues and this is why us mac users need to be seen as "pre-emptively trolling the PC users". This one is really ignorant, he has given us mac heads the excuse we need to be fervent and testy. Good PC users are so dumb, something fishy about that one!;)
Yeah the quality is there, the power isn't. I had one, the 15" 1.25Ghz model, had it 2 months before i sold it for a 1Ghz eMac, hardly any difference other than the huge price difference (and weight, 2.5kgs to 30kgs). I even paid developer price for the damn PowerBook (10% cheaper than edu price). However, once the G5 hits the PB, i'm buying the 12" one, the G4 is fucking dead already.
You are so on the ball, i listen to itunes radio now and again when i get bored with my own legally owned music. Last month i bought a cd from a song i heard from iTunes radio, some independent out in canada somewhere, i heard one song from his album and was hooked. I did a google search, found his label and bought the album. I paid 16.00 Dollars for it which was only 6.00 in sterling including P&P +plus a demo cd of other live acts with more tracks than the album i bought AND stickers! Its been the best album i bought in nearly 2 years.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. But 7,8,9 are in book form i believe yes? I've read tham but don't expect my kids to until watching the first 6. Good reply nonetheless:).
what happens when your children see it in their proper order? They will love it (because its so childish) and the series will get better, the opposite of what normally happens with sequels.
Just to note, while my post does seem positive to Fairplay, it doesn't mean i support its existence, i wasn't speaking my opinion in my post, because iTMS DOES allow for fairplay and IS seen as the best DRM scheme when compared against other stores. I however will not use any form of DRM, I sold all my dvd's as well after i grew tired of looking for hacks so i could enjoy my purchased dvd's from many regions on 1 dvd player. I still prefer to buy cd's as well.
My post was for the sake of other people and Apples' benefit.
Actually even as a mac user, i don't use or want to use iTMS, i prefer to buy cd's, that's as far as i go with MY RIGHTS, anything else is preventing me with what i want to do. I got rid of all my DVD's in the end because i had to change region codes on my PB constantly, in the end i'm not going to heaven with them so i sold them.
And will continue to do so since they offer the most out of the music i want, i get to choose the format i want it in, i get the cover art, i get a hard copy and i shop when its the sales anyway so i don't have to pay allot.
But they did enter into a legal agreement didn't they with the iTMS? Besides you can burn the playlist and play it on a mp3 player or car radio using the conversion tools built into iTunes.
A very good valid point and its something I would of responded with. The parent DID agree to a set of rules and now whines about the restrictions, hello you entered into an agreement. Besides you can rerip the AAC file into MP3 anyway, with iTunes as well using its own tools. You seem ignorant (parent) and stupid all in one post.
The fairplay system allowed for FAIRPLAY, it is seen as the best DRM scheme online and yet somebody has to crack it? What for other than to get bragging rights and make AAC look inferior to WMA with its security protocols?
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and autonomous decisions ...who thought Gator?
My setup is a mac, i don't get no hassle.
Do they use metric measurements? I'm from Europe.
You forget that this has to be done in alot of countries and not just in the States, you do it in the States and all software dev moves offshore, do it around the world and In Soviet Russia it DOES you!
An emac, refurbished?
As you can see from the above PC user, he has issues and this is why us mac users need to be seen as "pre-emptively trolling the PC users". This one is really ignorant, he has given us mac heads the excuse we need to be fervent and testy. Good PC users are so dumb, something fishy about that one! ;)
Hah! I told you MAC OSX can get a virus and come crashing down, now windows doesn't feel so bad. HAHAHA
How can your comment be flamebait? Sometimes those mods have a hard-on for mac users or are mac users with hard-ons!
Yeah the quality is there, the power isn't. I had one, the 15" 1.25Ghz model, had it 2 months before i sold it for a 1Ghz eMac, hardly any difference other than the huge price difference (and weight, 2.5kgs to 30kgs). I even paid developer price for the damn PowerBook (10% cheaper than edu price). However, once the G5 hits the PB, i'm buying the 12" one, the G4 is fucking dead already.
You are so on the ball, i listen to itunes radio now and again when i get bored with my own legally owned music. Last month i bought a cd from a song i heard from iTunes radio, some independent out in canada somewhere, i heard one song from his album and was hooked. I did a google search, found his label and bought the album. I paid 16.00 Dollars for it which was only 6.00 in sterling including P&P +plus a demo cd of other live acts with more tracks than the album i bought AND stickers! Its been the best album i bought in nearly 2 years.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. But 7,8,9 are in book form i believe yes? I've read tham but don't expect my kids to until watching the first 6. Good reply nonetheless :).
what happens when your children see it in their proper order? They will love it (because its so childish) and the series will get better, the opposite of what normally happens with sequels.
Just to note, while my post does seem positive to Fairplay, it doesn't mean i support its existence, i wasn't speaking my opinion in my post, because iTMS DOES allow for fairplay and IS seen as the best DRM scheme when compared against other stores. I however will not use any form of DRM, I sold all my dvd's as well after i grew tired of looking for hacks so i could enjoy my purchased dvd's from many regions on 1 dvd player. I still prefer to buy cd's as well.
My post was for the sake of other people and Apples' benefit.
Okay np
3rd post down (modded that is) from the top of this article supports my previous post as well.
explain to me how you can't when there are people who clearly are, and slashdot posted articles about this unpossible process?
Actually even as a mac user, i don't use or want to use iTMS, i prefer to buy cd's, that's as far as i go with MY RIGHTS, anything else is preventing me with what i want to do. I got rid of all my DVD's in the end because i had to change region codes on my PB constantly, in the end i'm not going to heaven with them so i sold them.
yes you can
Don't mp3 encoders only work on the cd's you bought?
And will continue to do so since they offer the most out of the music i want, i get to choose the format i want it in, i get the cover art, i get a hard copy and i shop when its the sales anyway so i don't have to pay allot.
But they did enter into a legal agreement didn't they with the iTMS? Besides you can burn the playlist and play it on a mp3 player or car radio using the conversion tools built into iTunes.
A very good valid point and its something I would of responded with. The parent DID agree to a set of rules and now whines about the restrictions, hello you entered into an agreement. Besides you can rerip the AAC file into MP3 anyway, with iTunes as well using its own tools. You seem ignorant (parent) and stupid all in one post.
The fairplay system allowed for FAIRPLAY, it is seen as the best DRM scheme online and yet somebody has to crack it? What for other than to get bragging rights and make AAC look inferior to WMA with its security protocols?
Are you oppressing me? Should I be feeling oppressed? Why are you labelling me a terroist in order to sustain your argument?
Only if a military solution is needed.