You won't have any problem with iTunes, I assure you.
However, there is a Winamp Plugin that allows you to not only browse and download music off of your iPod (something iTunes doesn't do because they think getting your own music back is piracy), but to add your own from the Winamp Media Library. It integrates well, though it doesn't allow you to add photos. To do that, you'll have to sync with iTunes.
I, myself, am sick of the "terrorist" label being thrown around as often as it is. If I never hear the word again, it will be too soon. However, how does having security cameras and motion sensors violate basic rights? Oh, no. They're watching me walk and get on and off the train. It's not like you're doing anything in a subway that the Government really wants to know about (provided you're not a terrorist yourself, of course).
Really, if it's like the last time and the best game turns out to be another Halo, why bother? Halo is fun and all, but it's really not all that different from other FPS games, besides the graphic capabilities (and the weapon switching, of course). I don't mean to troll, but the entire reason the Xbox was successful was because it had powerful hardware. Everyone knows that makes games great, right? Anyway, if all this hardware keeps being removed, and they keep updating it, forcing you to keep upgrading your console, why bother? It's just the same as a computer. Microsoft is going about this all wrong. I still don't see how they think they're revolutionizing gaming by essentially building a PC.
I agree on most of your points, because Cohen is right in defending himself. Microsoft will stop at nothing to bury him. However, I did take offense at your comments towards those with Asperger's syndrome, as I have it myself. I don't often speak frankly, nor am I by any means "guiltless". It likely has absolutely nothing to do with any disorder he may have; wouldn't you defend your product if the world's richest corporation were to steal it out from under you?
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You won't have any problem with iTunes, I assure you. However, there is a Winamp Plugin that allows you to not only browse and download music off of your iPod (something iTunes doesn't do because they think getting your own music back is piracy), but to add your own from the Winamp Media Library. It integrates well, though it doesn't allow you to add photos. To do that, you'll have to sync with iTunes.
Sadly, yes. If anyone needs me, I'll be killing myself.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers told us this would happen years ago.
I, myself, am sick of the "terrorist" label being thrown around as often as it is. If I never hear the word again, it will be too soon. However, how does having security cameras and motion sensors violate basic rights? Oh, no. They're watching me walk and get on and off the train. It's not like you're doing anything in a subway that the Government really wants to know about (provided you're not a terrorist yourself, of course).
Really, if it's like the last time and the best game turns out to be another Halo, why bother? Halo is fun and all, but it's really not all that different from other FPS games, besides the graphic capabilities (and the weapon switching, of course). I don't mean to troll, but the entire reason the Xbox was successful was because it had powerful hardware. Everyone knows that makes games great, right? Anyway, if all this hardware keeps being removed, and they keep updating it, forcing you to keep upgrading your console, why bother? It's just the same as a computer. Microsoft is going about this all wrong. I still don't see how they think they're revolutionizing gaming by essentially building a PC.
More like Paedoflops. Sorry, that's the best I've got.
I agree on most of your points, because Cohen is right in defending himself. Microsoft will stop at nothing to bury him. However, I did take offense at your comments towards those with Asperger's syndrome, as I have it myself. I don't often speak frankly, nor am I by any means "guiltless". It likely has absolutely nothing to do with any disorder he may have; wouldn't you defend your product if the world's richest corporation were to steal it out from under you?