Protecting current revenue channels that are so flawed that consumers find it easier to download their favorite tv series on-demand from illegal sources is very very wise indeed. The remark that he knows more than Steve Jobs on a particular subject seems to me he is hiding his incompetence regarding that subject and…

As a producer I can say most of us aren't lazy. I actualy pick out the best vocal takes, combine them if possible (only works when two takes are pretty identical in emotion and timing). Then if needed, which is on roughly 3 notes per album, I use autotune to correct important notes that were just a little too much off…

Nope I just found all the ingredients online here in Amsterdam, can't wait to go shopping tomorrow!

Your story looks very legal and plausible, but with the current copyright laws it isn't. Somebody who has the (licensed) publishing/broadcast right is the only one who is allowed to broadcast or re-broadcast the work to the end user. They paid a lot of license costs to be able to do just that. It doesn't matter if the…

I've been an MacOS/OSX/Windows developer for 20 years now and I actually agree on the article. The best UI feature of Lion I found was they fixed the scroll direction! That is what I call bold, fixing a thing that has been an accepted UI 'error' for over 10 years. But I agree wholeheartedly the UI stuff that look like…

No it is included in the $99/year developer fee. It's free, applying your app for inclusion in the app store isn't though ($500 if I remember correctly). MS has had it since Vista, but it is too darn expensive and tiring to get it Windows Certified, so most Windows developers (me too) just put in the installer…

Comet entering atmosphere? Good spot!

Yeah I wonder, which country did invent them...

Dunno, maybe they're stuck on 6000 series due to backwards compatibility? I think if half the 360 titles run on a 720 that would be good enough for most users to survive the release year with only a few native 720 titles.

Well, I have a similar setup (iPad + USB Audio interface) for recording songs where ever I am. But.... I don't know why but after some months it became terrible unstable, I won't use it anymore as it probably would result in embarrassment (again). So I went back to my old faithful Boss Micro BR...

Where have you been hiding?!!

In the end it took a day to build but you can't imaging how many days went into the meetings

I noticed the same thing as Spacedsnake, a cable seems to move from left to right until it hits the main rotor, exactly at that point the heli starts resonating violently, this kind of force is likely to result in the tail falling off. You might notice that the body shakes more than the tail.

Try to drive your car in a devastated area. Creepy crawlers do not rely on a smooth surface to be mobile.

To comment on the business side from the music perspective: I like iTunes, at least the thought behind it, providing a global distribution channel for a small percentage is IMHO the best business model for artists today. Although distribution is a bit outweighed in importance by marketing. In execution iTunes is late…

Nice, but here in the Netherlands our insurance only pays in case of burglary if there is physical damage to the door.

When I switched search engine for the last time, it indeed looked like you say, but that was 2000. Depicted is the 1998/99 look.

You answered your question yourself, seems like Apple bought it and patented it, soon on your iPhone?

Reward is not tied with risk.... reward is tied to the difference in evaluation of product value by the market, which could be positive OR negative, your evaluation should be the most accurate to reap success, some call it gambling. In case of the Apple startup, nobody could evaluate its value 30 years later. Ron must…

Somehow I don't get it. The state Wintel machines are in is due to the fact hardware & software isn't a happy marriage. The state Apple machines are in is due to the fact hardware & software have been married happily for 25 years (leaving mortal-usability deliberately out of the equation). So the idea of (sort-of)…