There's only one Nova in my heart and it's not this! :( .

@aminusdominusrex: I just found that if I tried to uninstall the "Application support", iTunes refuses to run. It's ridiculous really, since I am still using a 5.5 Generation iPod, and have zero use for any extra applications.

@imTheKing: It's a service pack? How so?

@dancekat1: I noticed that under Edit Preferences General, there's two options for making the font size bigger for the list and sidebar. I'm not sure if that would be large enough for your preference though.

Can someone provide some examples of how Libraries interfere with anyone's existing organizational structure?

"The second level saw me fighting Germans during World War II, only this time around I had a futuristic shotgun at my disposal. The Germans charged our trenches, and I hopped out, running through the enemy and taking..."

@McFluff: The behavior of the Russian government sure was inaccurate though. XD .

I still thought IE8 was the first to do that tab isolation thing. Someone else said something about Opera doing it first, but either way, I'm curious why is Chrome usually the one listed as the one, "Showing" everyone that it's possible, when it wasn't anywhere near the first to do so. Did Google simply succeed in…

@GldRush98: Where is it in XP?

@RenfredScrimmer:

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@Phoshi:

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@Evan Plaice:

@DiscoZombie:

@lordbost: The entire point is that this is for Digital downloads, with no UMD required.

@duck_: Credit where it's due. IE8 had it out before Chrome. :) .

"We assume there are fully clothed ladies as well. "

@esthermofet: What was the feature called in OSX? I'd like to research it myself.

I have no idea why this happened to me, but after installing IE8, suddenly clicking on regular folders caused a new window for that location to open, instead of the folder simply opening in the existing window like it should.