Does no one here see the possibility of a new Arms Race?

Or even the potential for a new world war?

It still hasn't been established what to do with the moon when it comes to 'ownership'. Okay I have a patent pending on it, but hey, what are you going to do about it ;)

No seriously, if the Chinese want the moon you can bet your ass that the US wants it too.

I for one are slightly worried about this!

Finally, physics brought in a way I can understand it ;)

Well I am not the best photog out there, but I do get paid for my photos every now and again....

And a lot of my work is on Flickr.

Well we'll see.

I don't get it, why am I getting Trolled for this remark. It is the truth...

You are right, but try living in Holland for example....

If it is later for AT&T then it is probably still ages till T-Mobile picks it up, if ever.

They made great promises about tethering but none came true :(

Well thank you for that.

I have to admit I wasn't too happy with the analogy myself....

You could ask why post it then? Well otherwise I would never have gotten your response and learned from it :)

But I do not entirely agree with your analogy at that. If something is said to be true the opposite or negative or that does not need to true at that. This is not mathematics. I am of course speaking of your 'improved' version of my analogy

Cheers

"Pirate Bay is a search page, and as such it is not responsible for the results"

Isn't that like saying that illegal gun selling doesn't increase the number of gun shot victims?

Sure, it isn't the same, but the fact that they are facilitators should count for something, as well it does in the case of arms selling.

Well just putting it out there.....

Thnks and one of the things that really bugged me about the examples was that they were clear examples of a programmer. Those sequences or combinations would never be used in real life. I would rather have seen it show Bach's Prelude in C minor (or whatever) than these random itterations. I get the fact that he tried to show the possibilities, but still....

Although your points are absolutely valid it still doesn't change anything to the fact that this isn't useful to actual composers! Which was my main point.

I absolutely agree with you that it is a good substitute for people who use notation once every now and again!

Plus inter-program-exchange of midi/notation files has always been a problem. Until a standard for this is conceived no 2 programs will be able to exactly share the same files.

Not only that, MIDI is so common and there are so many free programs out there that it is almost no trouble to download one and read the midi file, except for the fact that they often don't relay the correct info.

This is never going to be useful to actual composers. You want easy acces to what you are doing and not typing the letters. Plus can we listen to the notes? Quite important for a composer! Even Sibelius is sometimes somewhat gloggy and cumbersome and that's one of THE programs out there. Long way to go? I would say so!

This does explain all the Alien Sightings over the years. They were simply hallucinations!

Fine, they can make plastic out of water, way cool! I'll give em that. But why, oh why can't they upload a decent photo :S

That was quick.......

I shouldn't have put my tongue to the ice last time I was there. I must have left some of it behind

So many different good things are killed off when they get threatening to the commercial sellers. LaLa of course being very cheap compared to Apple's iTunes songs! I understand the implications for Apple, of course I do, but still a shame. If you can listen to a song fully before downloading (and paying for) it a lot of people will undoubtedly record them and keep them for themselves, but still.....