You said -- "Some people will argue for inefficiencies in computers, too -- in order to carry the foolish argument that it makes them better computers. Ha!! At least Apple didn't listen to such foolish arguments.."
You must have me mistaken with someone else. I pointed out that apple has added firmware to the ipod to jam the use of music from all other major music sites. Other companies of major players do not.
I have no idea how you read this as having something to do with windows or the u.s. government. You also seem to be putting words in my mouth that I did not say by italicizing some irrelevent gibberish about the government. While I can decipher your tortured argument, the analogy seems to support the opposite conclusion that you've reached.
have fun with your restricted choice of music.
It's the largest selection around that I can find and that exists. No one else has that many as in iTunes. And then when you add in all the extra music you put in with your own CDs and any other mp3s -- you've got an unbeatable combination. I haven't found the end to the selection of music, yet -- with iPod.
Someone has fed you "a line" with the "incompatibility issue". Read post #72 again. I think you missed it. Can't get much better than that -- unless one wants to use some crippled Microsoft stuff (and who would want to do that?).
Regards,
Star Traveler
Well, if one doesn't know it has something to do with Windows (aka Microsoft), then there's no use explaining the "French connection". I suppose that kind of ignorance is why a lot of people are blindly led like sheeple into a Microsoft Windows hell-hole. One day, they will see the light (or die in frustration -- one or the other).
With the U.S. Government -- well, you must not be very political. Wrong board, eh?
Regards,
Star Traveler