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Posted by S.I.N. on 01/01/06 16:53
In article <BFDD5B01.1146F%bingbong@spamcop.net>, bingbong@spamcop.net
says...
> No. Look the software is free.
And a bit overpriced, at that.
> Just download a copy of it and play.
Play very carefully, like you would with any badly behaved little poodle.
> You're
> obviously bright. Itunes will take you all of 30 seconds to work out. Then
> if you don't like it, dump it.
Then after you dump it, if you naively allowed it to do any of the things
it wanted to do while you were "playing" with it, you can spend the next
few days redoing the entire music filing system it has mucked up on your
computer.
That is, if you don't get convinced that "thinking outside the box"
whilst following along with the rest of the McSheeple and doing whatever
the mcfuck they are told is best for them is the way to go.
As you sound like you are "obviously bright" and do some of your own
thinking, I'm doubting this last part will happen but stranger things
have indeed happened...like when a whole slew of seemingly intelligent
people bought into a bunch of overhyped and overpriced crap from an
arrogant little company whose entire success is based on form and design
rather than function and whose market is gained by huge advertising
blitzes aimed at impressionable youth selling a "lifestyle" rather than a
product and protected and maintained by proprietary practices rather than
any sort of product superiority.
--
Isaacq
NP: Alice In Chains - "Rotten Apple"
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