Well, 4/3s is dead and Micro 4/3s is the new standard, but yes, both Nikon and Canon try to cook their own lens mount for the smaller cameras, idiotic.

Take a look at the Fuji lineup. I know it'll hurt as far as lenses go, but the X100 had me on the first click. It's not perfect, but looking at the XPRO-1 I see some serious changes have been made.

Certain design choices are being made with video operation in mind. Ever wondered why video cameras look so different from a still camera? It's not just because film cameras needed more film, you handle and move them completely different.

"One of the most sought after features in swappable lens cameras these days are its video capabilities."

Sure, but you can bet that the majority of people buying Keurig machines do so because they just want to press a button, not mess with filling a tiny container with coffee beans.

There are versions available now that plug in, no hotplate needed.

I admit it. I love my rdio. Yes, that's the only one available to me directly here in Canada, but there are tricks you can access spotify as well, and... well, the overall feel with rdio was just better for me.

"The myth of the starving artist is one of the most pernicious misunderstandings of what it means to be an artist."

"Creative works do suffer if the artists can't earn a living by making them."

" Isn't the real world equivalent of this something like aiding and abetting on the part of the host?"

"generally created with the assumption that production costs could be recouped through sale if there were enough interest in the market."

An interesting question would be if copyright actually still fullfills a necessary purpose in today's society? Copyright was intended to foster innovation, in this day and age though? It seems innovation happens regardless of copyright or not.

What an interesting timing for this article, considering that here in Canada Testosterone injectables aren't available right now due to a "shortage" that nobody feels the need to explain or even give an ETA.

Oh that's simple: The Liberal Media is the media that reports the things I don't like.

Um, even if this would make any sense (it doesn't really), you should keep in mind that the total biomass of the planet is not increasing, it just happens to be in the form of humans now, not something else.

My thoughts exactly.

Who could they piss off by making it mandatory in a release or two? You? Me? Probably but we are a tiny tiny minority.

Yes yes, I know. These days if it hasn't already happened it will never happened. Until it does, but then everybody can act as surprised and proclaim they never saw it coming.

Gatekeeper is a "test balloon", they will know how many people will turn it off and how many won't. If the majority doesn't (and I doubt the majority will) they will just make it mandatory.

I get it once a day and would have been willing to pay for the update even but the reviews in the store were all pretty bad.