I just ran one of my old essays through it. All hundreds, except the creative, just like many others. Considering this was mainly a creative essay, what gives?
If you're on the Mac, the Finder's built-in burn verifies, as does Disk Copy, though, to the best of my knowledge, iTunes does not, but it will terminate on a bad burn and let you know about it. Roxio Toast also verifies.
You know, you can turn off the chat bubbles and view your buddy list by category just fine in iChat AV. It's all in the View menu. First thing I did was turn off the bubbles when I got it, and I couldn't be happier. As for the voice chat, blame AOL for that one. iChat's implementation is miles better, though.
You want to talk about scheduling consistency? Try Nickelodeon. After growing up with the network and watching its decline, I'd all but given up when they brought out an excellent, funny, and intelligent cartoon, Invader Zim. Unfortunately, it was cancelled halfway into its second season, and four episodes remain unaired. Meanwhile, Viacom refuses to market a DVD, and Nickelodeon has stopped airing it, despite posts on their site. I'll check their TV schedule and possibly find an instance of that or another show, and they just won't show it, instead opting for another rerun of "Rocket Power" or something. Ech.
I definitely agree with that. I've got broadband, I definitely care about games, but I don't care too much about most sports games. I miss Halo, but I see that as a stolen game, rather than an "XBox Exclusive." My GameCube, GBA, Emulator collection (PS1, SNES, NES, GBA, all with either original games or self-ripped ROMs), iBook, and Dreamcast will get me through everything I want them to.
So, while you're back there deliberating and conjugating the emancipation proclamation, ask yourself one question: does it make sense? Look at the monkey. Look at the silly monkey!
Mod me offtopic if you must, but, in the commentary of this article, I see too many analogies of music/software/movie piracy as being flawed They're getting close, but not quite there. I think I've got a good one, though. Feel free to poke holes in my argument, maybe we can all come to an agreement without "cloning your neighbor's car."
You take a picture of a painting, just outside of a gift shop that sells high-resolution prints. You take your camera home, frame and print your picture of the painting. You invite friends over to your home to admire the print every once in a while, and you've made prints for a few friends too.
Seems like iChat on crack to me, not available on OS X, awful-looking chat window, incompatibility with any standard IM protocols.
Someone had to be smoking crack to pull off such a poor copy of iChat. Good idea, poorly executed. Apple did it better, despite the occasional permissions hiccup.
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Yo.
Reminds me of the whole "It's comin' right for us" tactic of hunting: exploit the most ridiculous reason to attack and make it look like a defense.
Oh, by the way, love your Invader Zim sig.
I never said the US wasn't the lesser of two evils, but they're not the police of the world. That's it.
Some wars are unnecessary already, like a certain recent one that ends with Q, so I guess the president already accomplished that.
Haha, he doesn't know how to use the three seashells!
I just ran one of my old essays through it. All hundreds, except the creative, just like many others. Considering this was mainly a creative essay, what gives?
If you're on the Mac, the Finder's built-in burn verifies, as does Disk Copy, though, to the best of my knowledge, iTunes does not, but it will terminate on a bad burn and let you know about it. Roxio Toast also verifies.
You know, you can turn off the chat bubbles and view your buddy list by category just fine in iChat AV. It's all in the View menu. First thing I did was turn off the bubbles when I got it, and I couldn't be happier. As for the voice chat, blame AOL for that one. iChat's implementation is miles better, though.
You want to talk about scheduling consistency? Try Nickelodeon. After growing up with the network and watching its decline, I'd all but given up when they brought out an excellent, funny, and intelligent cartoon, Invader Zim. Unfortunately, it was cancelled halfway into its second season, and four episodes remain unaired. Meanwhile, Viacom refuses to market a DVD, and Nickelodeon has stopped airing it, despite posts on their site. I'll check their TV schedule and possibly find an instance of that or another show, and they just won't show it, instead opting for another rerun of "Rocket Power" or something. Ech.
I definitely agree with that. I've got broadband, I definitely care about games, but I don't care too much about most sports games. I miss Halo, but I see that as a stolen game, rather than an "XBox Exclusive." My GameCube, GBA, Emulator collection (PS1, SNES, NES, GBA, all with either original games or self-ripped ROMs), iBook, and Dreamcast will get me through everything I want them to.
Cham-paggen?
So, while you're back there deliberating and conjugating the emancipation proclamation, ask yourself one question: does it make sense? Look at the monkey. Look at the silly monkey!
Mod me offtopic if you must, but, in the commentary of this article, I see too many analogies of music/software/movie piracy as being flawed They're getting close, but not quite there. I think I've got a good one, though. Feel free to poke holes in my argument, maybe we can all come to an agreement without "cloning your neighbor's car."
You take a picture of a painting, just outside of a gift shop that sells high-resolution prints. You take your camera home, frame and print your picture of the painting. You invite friends over to your home to admire the print every once in a while, and you've made prints for a few friends too.
There. Fire away.
Posted logged in because I'm not afraid.
Seems like iChat on crack to me, not available on OS X, awful-looking chat window, incompatibility with any standard IM protocols.
Someone had to be smoking crack to pull off such a poor copy of iChat. Good idea, poorly executed. Apple did it better, despite the occasional permissions hiccup.
Of course, I was thinking more along the lines of a Futurama reference:
Look at me, I'm Zoidberg, homeowner!
Do not necessarily attribute that which you do not understand to a Diety.(sic) Good advice.
A legbooter?