@kaffeen: Wow, that's creative. Seriously, how could you come up with that?

@John Eusebio: Yeah. My first instict has always been to run. I wonder what will happen when someone armed tries to rob me, though.

@WalnutSoap: Thoroughbred of Sin: Almost a facetime, I'd say.

@Stem_Sell: I see what you did in there...

@minibeardeath: They're gonna sue a brick wall? That's (amazingly) just as funny as it sounds.

@dangerstranger: With emails. But picture IM conversations.

@Ashwin Mudigonda: I've been recommending that to everyone in need for a solution for like, forever.

@toasters: I think the author of this article is hiding his true objective, which is the hilarity in case this happens.

@meseta: Maybe, but I was absolutely confused as to what the hell was a pound button. A pound is a £ ANYWHERE ELSE in the world.

@diamondsw: That's why they are called Essentials, and are free.

@sigurrosuntitled: But if you are choosing the OS you want to buy, then, there...

@Trevor Sutherland: Oh, that's bad. The one I knew by name was Songbird, but development stopped. I do remember some people arguing about that a while ago, and some media players were mentioned. MediaMonkey was one of them, I guess.

@Pasha: That's awesome, didn't know about that.

@smcallah: It's less fun this way :P It sounds thrilling to, you know, get together at 5pm because we know Criminal Minds will be airing at that time, and only that time.

@Trevor Sutherland: You don't HAVE to. There are plenty of alternatives out there, and as for the apps, who the hell downloads apps from iTunes instead of App Store, anyway?

@Kasse: Specially not strange because the statistics are neutral, how PEOPLE understand that is the real deal here, and that's the whole point of Psychology.

@Mickets: NOW I think you are onto something there..!

All this streaming wave depresses me. Sure, I do like streaming. Actually, HELL, I do like streaming. But I don't want it to replace TV stations any time soon.

@popix: You do have the arguments, I was just joking because the word is "loses", not "loose". I guess...

@ngiardina: Yeah, I get it, what I meant is that the fact the they are both Linux-based doesn't put them on the same boat.