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I'm tempted by the 25" 1080p. That'd be a great monitor for the mini in my office setup

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happy birthday!

Funny you should say that: Japan Gets White iPhone 4 and iPad thursday

So I ended up wearing that glass, so I poured another.

Does it matter? Just say no to InBev Beers

2008 Antucura Malbec

Black Red Oxx SunChaser ends in 3 hrs

apple cider My mom got me Blanchat Pub glasses for christmas

I have a family pack too, but really, it's not enough to even cover my family...

still listening to mehldau

awesome jim

Then: perfect manhattan now: local apple cider (not hard cider)

a fuckton of brad mehldau

Sometimes, good enough is good enough Especially with something with a 5-10 year life. In 5 years, no one will care if you got the fancy one or not, it's still a 5 year old tv.

Looks well thought out. Of course, bespoke + laptop + camera is a weird combination.

better, it's just a tv.

At least it can't be worse for you that way than the normal way.

No one needs to trust me, just don't suggest Zune's a viable solution.

Bonus points: where did jacob complain about using Zune in his home network?

Happy Birthday Lloyd

Yah, I certainly don't do any media consumption. I have a mac mini as an itunes server, feeding 3 appletvs and 2 airport expresses, plus ipads and iphones and ipod touches, many of which get used simultaneously. With 4 kids, we can have as many as 6 different streams going on simultaneously, all without issue. I've got ~700 movies on the server, many thousand albums, ~50 tv series all on the server. Of course, I also have the media for all of those, so I was able to rip them into a format apple supports. When someone else rips what you're watching, I can see how apple might frustrate you when it comes to media consumption. There's a reason I'm an "apple fanboy". I've been working with computers since 1982. I've worked with effectively every platform, both personally and professionally. I admit I haven't used a version of Windows since XP, so it's possible that there have been huge advances since then, but at this point, I'm not going to replace everything I own. I switched because it worked better. From the bsd underpinings to the superior data management, I haven't worked with anything that from a user's perspective works better. All the power of the unix command line and a graphical user interface that actually works logically and consistently. Instead of relying on flat files, iTunes uses a database infrastructure that allows tremendous flexibility for interacting with your media. Sure, you can't just drop files in a filesystem and have them be available, you actually have to load them into the database. Which CAN easily be automated. But further to suggest that Zune is a solution, especially given that even microsoft feels like that was a failed experiment, is ludicrous in the extreme. There may be a lot of different solutions to the media consumption problem, but Zune certainly isn't one of them.