@DreamTheEndless: haha true, I meant HDCP

My parents want to videochat whenever I'm abroad (for work or study), but calls are already too much for me =D

You might want to watch the original introduction. It's pretty cool =D

@Aaron-Meyers: Nice, maybe you could include only a part of the "image" and post it in 1080p on YouTube =D

@CorporalMaxSterling: because they have a Snow Leopard style and are in png format, not ico =P

OSX only: For the OCD types who like black/white icons like me, you can use these two:

@DreamTheEndless: Although iMacs could get an HDMI "IN", so they can be used as monitors. Back when I had a 24" iMac and an X360 I hated having spent $$$$ for that beautiful monitor and not being able to use it with my console, which forced me to play on my old CRT TV.

@djsmiley2k: Let's say "most"

I'm a little reluctant running yet another helper on my computer, especially one that has to scan folders and is not integrated with iTunes.

First things first: BACKUP!

@Mikkel Petersen: Me! But just because it might be linked to Mac redesigns. =P

@DreamTheEndless: Daniel's concern is about finding an appropriate mini DisplayPort»HDMI DHCP-compatible adapter which, I read on another forum, doesn't yet exist.

@Allen Madsen: Indeed, it's a lot more polished and offers alerts via email, text, and probably iOS notifications since they have an app.

@caisenm: Nice =D

@Diminuendo: What kind of notification? I can't see any section specifically for that, I wouldn't want to go through their "wall posts".

@alfred1: Or just: locate computer in Finder's sidebar and drop the files in its "Public/Drop Box" folder

How do you guys know when your favorite artists' new albums come out? Is there a way to get notified? I tried Muspy but there's something about it I don't like =/

"...those who have trouble making decisions are often the most chronic procrastinators and full of regret."

There's really no need to carry around $300 in your pocket. I never carry more than €50 + my credit card.

This looks pretty well done. If MySpace ever thinks about copying this feature I'm sure some 90's-like zombie html will come out.