Can the people in charge of Slashdot please fix the moderation system? It's been broken since yesterday. I have no idea how people are able to moderate.
I also don't get any confirmation page when posting.
If I pay 99 cents for a song: - It's legal - Profits go to the authors (not my fault if the labels are taking their profits away, they're the ones who signed the insane contracts) - I get the song in 256kbps in AAC (not the nearly two-decades-old MP3 format that 95% of people seem to keep on using or the WMA format that 3% of idiots insist on using) - I don't have to download the same song twenty times, hoping that one of them won't be crap (line-in recording, equalized, normalized, bad encoding, etc)
I tried to mod you "funny", but the moderation system is indeed non-working. Also, after hitting "reply" I was sent to a new page with a messed-up "Reply to this" button, instead of simply having a comment textarea below your post on the same page.
I do understand that the new hardware has more RAM and a faster CPU and GPU, however some of the things that Apple and I could both really benefit from is for example the iBooks application. It would allow me to use my iPod touch as a portable PDF reader (great for datasheets) and it would allow publishers and writers to have a larger userbase of potential buyers.
It's not like my iPod touch can't read PDFs because it works just fine either when clicking on a PDF in a website or as an email file attachment. Does the iBooks application really require 256 MiB of RAM?
Business users are more likely to have an iPhone than an iPod touch, so your sales figures might not reflect the percentage of devices used by non-business users.
But as you said, also offer NTSC and PAL DVD versions as ISO files. And offering iPhone/iPod touch/iPad/iTunes compatible.M4V files wouldn't hurt either.
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I thought LP was only 33.3 RPM?
I'm sorry that you have a slow internet connection, but for the rest of us it's pretty easy to fill up three terabytes with photos, music and movies.
We use HFS Plus, you insensitive clods!
Over 9000 minutes.
Bill Gates: He said they go both ways.
Ted Turner: Like a bisexual!
Michael Eisner: Thank you, Ted, that was the joke.
Anyone else read that as "Sen. Bond Disses Internet 'Kill Bill' Switch"?
So what you're saying is that getting screwed on the price is normal?
He's a bionic cat. He's running extremely fast but they show us the video in slow-motion otherwise all we'd see is a black blur.
There's none.
This is a Biotape cat. Biological + duct tape.
Won't somebody think of the Newman!
And that's a good thing. I'd rather see them support H.264 than WMV.
As long as there's only one, we'll manage.
Can the people in charge of Slashdot please fix the moderation system? It's been broken since yesterday. I have no idea how people are able to moderate.
I also don't get any confirmation page when posting.
It seems the Slashdot staff believes in this quote: "If it ain't broke, you're not trying." - Red Green
If I pay 99 cents for a song:
- It's legal
- Profits go to the authors (not my fault if the labels are taking their profits away, they're the ones who signed the insane contracts)
- I get the song in 256kbps in AAC (not the nearly two-decades-old MP3 format that 95% of people seem to keep on using or the WMA format that 3% of idiots insist on using)
- I don't have to download the same song twenty times, hoping that one of them won't be crap (line-in recording, equalized, normalized, bad encoding, etc)
It seems to be broken for everyone with mod points: there's already 15+ comments and nothing has been modded yet.
I tried to mod you "funny", but the moderation system is indeed non-working. Also, after hitting "reply" I was sent to a new page with a messed-up "Reply to this" button, instead of simply having a comment textarea below your post on the same page.
Someone's messing around with the live website.
You forgot the most obvious way: remove the air around the car.
In a few years Apple won't be using the A4 anymore. I just wonder if it's going to be called Letter or Legal.
I do understand that the new hardware has more RAM and a faster CPU and GPU, however some of the things that Apple and I could both really benefit from is for example the iBooks application. It would allow me to use my iPod touch as a portable PDF reader (great for datasheets) and it would allow publishers and writers to have a larger userbase of potential buyers.
It's not like my iPod touch can't read PDFs because it works just fine either when clicking on a PDF in a website or as an email file attachment. Does the iBooks application really require 256 MiB of RAM?
How about potatoes?
Really? Because according to AHuxley, "Sony took the Linux away".
We have nothing left.
Business users are more likely to have an iPhone than an iPod touch, so your sales figures might not reflect the percentage of devices used by non-business users.
My neighbour must be a fucking genius.
But.... electrolytes are what plants crave!
They want to geek out with .MKV files, fine.
But as you said, also offer NTSC and PAL DVD versions as ISO files. .M4V files wouldn't hurt either.
And offering iPhone/iPod touch/iPad/iTunes compatible