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things might be getting worse next year:
How is this going to mesh with the digital revolution? Can they really get us hooked on iPods, and then tell us we can't do that with the music we bought any more? Has the digital revolution actually happened, or is it just some privileged kids enjoying themselves?
The people who want to copy-protect CDs are in major denial that the iPod even exists.
ita is me. I'm all fighting mad. I didn't do anything wrong. Except to buy an iPod I couldn't afford because I thought I could legally load my own personal music library onto it.
ETA: And it didn't (hypothetically) work. Well, it did, it bypassed the software, but the actual song quality is the same.
If the Induce Act had passed Congress, iPods would have arguably become illegal.
Haven't really looked at this, but it may prove useful to some folks: The 46 Best-ever Freeware Utilities
So essentially...I should buy all my future music from Itunes? Is that where we are going?
tommy,
excellent link.
Eventually, the music industry will remove their collective heads from their asses and admit to themselves that they have to play nice with iPod/iTunes.
tommy, link marked for massive downloads at home.
I got a new 17" flat panel monitor for Christmas. (Yea Christmas!)
It has three dead pixels. This used to be par for the course in manufacturing flat panels. Is it still, or should I return it?