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Quick and painless: Podcasting is nothing more than Webradio. Don't need that, already have my Webradios bookmarked. Podcasting isn't as nice to me as I thought it'd be.

That would cascade forever... How does this look: 4.9.9.9.1 :D Then 5.0 is better. But when this major version jump comes, we want to see quite something new.

I got a Motorola V220. It's not a super-mega-fancy phone. Alright, it has a camera in it and polyphonic ringtones. The polyphnic is already too much for me, and I wouldn't need the camera neither. If I buy a phone, it should be able to, well, be able to make phone calls. Yeah. That's it...

Not that spectacular as I thought it would be.

Since when is 10 less than 9? I did not mean 4.1.0, I meant 4.10 I just came across that thought because GNOME is doing this as well... When GNOME 2.8 came out, I thought the next version is 3.0, but they released 2.10. Which is still better than 2.1 (which was a Beta of 2.2).

Maybe the next version will be 4.10 ?

Found those pics on Spymac

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This is the full complaint paper. http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/AMD-Intel_Full_Complaint.pdf

No, it doesn't. I have my Speaker system connected to the machine. The "Bong" always comes out of the machine.

Hi guys, short question. I've got an iMac G5. And everytime I turn it on it does it's normal "Bong" - sound, but it's too loud. The whole house wakes up when I turn it on. Is there any way to reduce the volume or to turn it off? Cheers

Thought this might be interesting for those who like Intel. ====================================== =================================================== Source: Groklaw http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20050628043815368

It actually is a problem. And not only in Slackware. To my knowledge, an iPod hasn't working properly on any Linux. However, you might want to use the Linux installer for your iPod, which makes it pretty easy then to mount the iPod, once the Linux is on the iPod as well. It will give you...

Well... it is true that there's no support for other MP3 players with iTunes. At least I don't know of any. However, it is possible to transfer the iTunes library to other MP3 players manually, I did so. Works great. So I don't see much of a point in that lawsuit.

Alright... didn't know that... thanks! /// EDIT /// On apple.com, there's still iTunes 4.8 the featured download

I got iTunes 4.9 now... No Podcasts in the list... If I say "Update", it takes me to the iTunes Store... :confused:

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USB to parallel causes sometimes heavy problems. And most of the time it's not supported by the manufacturers.

More than column heading is not possible I think.