Ok right to the point the iPod Shuffle is cool and funky .  Before you buy one just make sure you take good care of the dock that comes with it.  These docks are extremely easy to break I've just gone through 3 and each one cost roughly £25 from the Apple store.  If you add that up I've spent £75 on the shuffle.  Luckily the shuffle was a gift so I didn't pay for it however its I almost wish I never got in the first place.  Don't get me wrong it is a very cool mp3 player and I'll probably keep buying docks for it.  

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Tip of the day: How to convert WMA track into MP3 track to then add to iTunes

 iTunes can't convert WMA encoding to MP3's on a Mac due to some legal restriction I'm sure.  What you need is a program ffmpegX its then as easy as drag and drop to convert all your wma tracks into the correct format.  ffmpegX is one of the only free utilities that I've found on the net. If you know any other free WMA to MP3 converters for Mac please post in the comments.   

Download: ffmpegX

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The net is full of weird things and this caught my attention. Enjoy 

I was awakened in the middle of the night with a clear, vivid impression that Christopher Walken wanted me to do some special drawings -- drawings depicting ordinary people in their everyday environment . . . . with one important addition: the presence of Christopher Walken and His involvement in those routine activities.

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Everybody knows that the iPhone can make phone calls, play movies & music, surf the web, and a lot more. But, Will It Blend? That is the question.

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A: By the time the snooze feature was added in the 1950’s, the innards of alarm clocks had long been standardized. This meant that the teeth on the snooze gear had to mesh with the existing gear configuration, leaving engineers with a single choice: They could set the snooze for either a little more than nine minutes, or a little more than 10 minutes. But because reports indicated that 10 minutes was too long, allowing people to fall back into a “deep” sleep, clock makers decided on the nine-minute gear, believing people would wake up easier and happier after a shorter snooze. We’d tend to disagree with that logic, but, then, we must be in the lazy minority. Although today’s digital clocks can be programmed to have a snooze of any length, most stick with nine minutes because that’s what consumers expect.

Source: MentalFloss  

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A new 3G (European) version of the iPhone will be launched Monday in the UK by Apple - in a join promotion with Vodafone, T-Mobile of Germany, and Carphone Warehouse. It should answer the disappointment with the US version of the iPhone which has been widely slammed for its poor performance as a phone.

Hints of the European launch emerged yesterday when Bill Condie of the London Evening Standard tipped Vodafone to be the official carrier, which will be confirmed Monday. But Voda is just part of the picture, with Apple going for a three-pronged European strategy with carriers - again, responding to disappointment in America with the exclusive deal with AT&T/Cingular.

Source: NewsWireless  

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03/07/2007 09:26
You get a warm fuzzy feeling when you do something l33t in vim ....

03/07/2007 09:27
 
It's kind of like skateboarding ... you can ollie down 10 steps ... or you can 180 kick flip them ... you can delete the hash from the beginning of 15 lines by going down to each one and pushing delete ... or you can go :80,95s/^#\(.*\)/\1/

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"They're clever scoundrels," fumes John Shepherd-Barron at his remote farmhouse in northern Scotland. He is referring to the seals which are raiding his salmon farm and stealing fish.

"I invented a device to scare them off by playing the sound of killer whales, but it's ended up only attracting them more." But failure with this device is in contrast to the success of his first and greatest invention: the cash machine. The world's first ATM was installed in a branch of Barclays in Enfield, north London, 40 years ago this week.

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