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No I shouldn't think it would change the store settings, they won't be stored in the itunes library, but in the itunes application support or preferences in your library. I had a different system to this. I moved the itunes music folder to shared, and then set my (and every other account's)...

well, I dunno loads about this, but aren't you supposed to make sure that your laptop can 'breathe' (cool down) it maybe that the vents were blocked on your bed, and it over heated. Anyway whatever, its new, and if the hardware test CD doesn't even work I'd get on the phone to apple, if you...

If Apple stopped making hardware or software then they would either make their hardware X86 compatible, or the software, surely. It is a problem, if the whole world used macs, then Apple would have faaaarrr too much power, even more than MS, which is one of the MS says. I am also concerned about...

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I am not sure if the Iraqis should judge Saddam, apart from anything else he cannot get a fair trial there, not that I think you would care. However my point about practising what we preach and the negative effect perceived hypocrisy would have on your (our) reputation the muslim countries still...

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As all this is off topic all i shall say just that I don't agree. The war was won already, Japan was going to surrender, and the US knew it. However they surrendered sooner because of the bomb. There may have been two reasons for the bomb... (shock multiple motives :o )

Wow. I agree entirely. Except that I think it was a productive post. The attack on Iraq was a wanton display of power for the benefit of a family feud, greed for oil (and the break up of OPEC), and a desire to have a legacy (Blair). Also I think you are right, it requires thought to suppress...

To be honest I do agree with you on the subject of Japan, it is very different, however it is reasonable to say that the primary reason for dropping the A-bomb was to show Russia the power of the new weapon, rather than to win the war, as that had already been won. However that and what Saddam...

And what does killing them prove or do? It doesn't prove anything to them, because they are dead. To other people it proves that if you have the power of life and death over someone it is right for you to decide whether or not they should live. It proves that violence proves things, and that...

Firstly, there was no need to be facetious, just because your opinion is different to mine doesn't mean I am stupid! Secondly it appears that you have very little idea of the situation here. It was not I who said that he was not a threat whilst in hiding. It was the US army, they said it was...

I hope that isn't true of this 'great victory' though I fear that it is...

Unfortunately Macs over here are just not used. My experience is that there is lot of negative feeling towards Apple. I believe that it has something to do with another British character feature, we don't like to make a fuss or stand out from the crowd. Buying a mac is being different, and that...

Now I have looked it up, it turns out that the quote is attributed to Buddha, which I think would be termed far eastern. Whether he wrote it in the Bhagavad-Gita (who wrote that anyway?) I don't know.

Although I don't know I would say it is one of the Rubiayat of Omar Khayam. It is at least of a similar form.

Much as I understand that he was not a nice (understatement of the century) person, I think that a public execution is inhumane and barbaric. Does it make us look good to sink to level of the people we condemn?

Rebellion against who? The army that illegally invaded their country? Worth pointing out the Saddam was no threat to us, and would not have been a direct threat to us for many years, if ever, before we sent troops into Iraq. Once we did, of course, he became a threat because he could have been...

well, I guess that's that then. It won't make any difference, he wasn't a threat to us anyway, and now we have soldiers in Iraq who are increasingly not wanted there. We have caught an evil dictator, but we have infuriated the Arabs by invading a muslim country, and by being insensitive (giving...

[I think this may have been posted before, so apologies if it has] Why does itunes only allow one user to use it at a time? I found out whilst searching the Apple support site that it is the same on the windows version. But why exactly? Does it have something to do with the store, it can't...