Hopefully having 35 full time developers at IBM contributing code back to the project will really help this situation.
OO.o is great software and I'm quite happy with it
That sounds like the comments of a poor person. A 32" LCD TV is $400-$500, an Xbox is $400, and the HDDVD drive is $200... Altogether a little over a thousand dollars for an HD DVD setup. If you don't have a thousand dollars in disposable income in a year, you need to change jobs.
What exactly makes this different than.mp3? Other online music stores have had the option to sell unrestricted.mp3 files for plenty of time and still haven't decided to do that. Yes, AAC is arguably better than MP3, but both are quite "iPod compatible".
I brought my old, trusty iBook on a trip to Japan for 3 weeks (when the iBook was new and fancy). It was super-handy to have, for all the reasons you mentioned. You do need to be aware, and hide it. Be careful what hotels/hostels you stay in. Always be aware of your surroundings.
just wanted to throw in a resounding Windows 2003. I am a sysadmin at a major univ (guess which one from my name...) and just completed a massive migration of the Student Programs Department to 2003 from 2000. I couldn't be happier. 2003 is responsive and stable... and SECURE, something 2000 leaves a lot to be desired about.
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There's no such thing as Virginia Tech University... it's Virginia Tech or Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University.
Hopefully having 35 full time developers at IBM contributing code back to the project will really help this situation. OO.o is great software and I'm quite happy with it
That sounds like the comments of a poor person. A 32" LCD TV is $400-$500, an Xbox is $400, and the HDDVD drive is $200... Altogether a little over a thousand dollars for an HD DVD setup. If you don't have a thousand dollars in disposable income in a year, you need to change jobs.
Sounds like someone has a little resentment... WIPE YOUR TEARS WIMP
What exactly makes this different than .mp3? Other online music stores have had the option to sell unrestricted .mp3 files for plenty of time and still haven't decided to do that. Yes, AAC is arguably better than MP3, but both are quite "iPod compatible".
I brought my old, trusty iBook on a trip to Japan for 3 weeks (when the iBook was new and fancy). It was super-handy to have, for all the reasons you mentioned. You do need to be aware, and hide it. Be careful what hotels/hostels you stay in. Always be aware of your surroundings.
just wanted to throw in a resounding Windows 2003. I am a sysadmin at a major univ (guess which one from my name...) and just completed a massive migration of the Student Programs Department to 2003 from 2000. I couldn't be happier. 2003 is responsive and stable... and SECURE, something 2000 leaves a lot to be desired about.