@Paradise: Why the hate on Jobs? For not inviting Giz? Can't honestly say I blame him, hasn't even been a year yet.

@Idolwild: It likely was worth it. Its not like they don't still cover the events - they just aren't there. Plus what FriedPeeps said.

@Trowble (XBL/PSN): What "situation"?

@Ahmed 'Sheeps' Lambat: I'd say no.

@CryptArc: Yep. The stars are aligned.

@tucker augie'ben'doggy: Guess what? You're crazy tucker augie'ben'doggy!

@orangebluedevil: Funny thing here is nobody has to break a contract.

@Gandalf the Wise went ahead and: Viva la Freedom.

@TX.Toast: This is very true and a point I didn't consider. Thanks pointing that out.

@Nitesh: Everyone deals with piracy.

@ctxppc: Rest assured they will.

@lamagnumrt: Nevermind :)

@Gandalf the Wise went ahead and: Nobody needs Big Brother to police the Internet - don't be silly.

@M0710N: I'm 60% sure you can use PayPal with an iTunes ID.

@commander_k: You're lying - no matter what you claim.

@paravorheim: Any examples of apps you would download once, use, and never need again?

@Ryan: Slashing prices in order to get into a marketplace the has the chance to explode like the iOS App Store is a price many developers are willing to pay. Those that aren't, well, you won't see their apps in the store.

@Bwehngamun: It's a store only because Apple calls it a store. The whole world wide web is a store if you consider the plethora of paid applications being sold by developers going at it solo. This is the same as cracking an individual application just on a wider scale. Fact of the matter is Apple shouldn't allow it to…

@NateZ28: Apple can't patch it because they don't know how the guy did it (because it's not public). There is the slim chance Apple will realize the vulnerability and patch it before the application gets dropped but it's doubtful.

Very well done. Could only be outdone by somebody which a legitimate 365 days of time lapse photos combined with some video (so we could see buds growing but not lose the people or weather).