Half of all U.S. households own at least one Apple product, according to CNBC’s All-America Economic survey.None of that crap here. Not even iTunes on the devil-box. (OK, Quicktime. As soon as we uninstalled it we'd be directed to some antediluvian site that would require it, so why bother?)
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Not Us: We're Morally Superior (& Cheap)
7 comments:
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What do you use to play music?
ReplyDeleteMy Apple IIgs from the 80s lives in the closet.
ReplyDeleteAND I didn't pay for it.
I stole it from work (not that they cared, this happened long after the company went to PCs.)
Breakin' the Law!
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Morally Cheap Editor:
ReplyDeleteWe can live w/o music. When we are in the mood, there's plenty of crap for our age cohort on YouTube. (Like, many of the discs we owned long ago.)
Also, friend & sexual assoc., while technologically retarded, has good musical taste (For a girl, hah!) & a lot of CDs now ripped to our Windows Media Player. (Not that we're defending Microsoft as a paragon of corp. virtue.)
A. Friend who worked for a Reuters division that was shut down was told by the boss to help himself to his desktop. (This was almost 20 yrs. ago, as you might figure.)
Wait! Editor:
ReplyDeleteYou can't conceive of a way to listen to music w/o the use of an Apple device?
That's it. Western Civ. really is done.
Count me among the half that doesn't.
ReplyDeleteAnd some people still use those phonograph things. Luddites.
a lot of CDs now ripped to our Windows Media Player.
ReplyDeleteMake sure and rip them to mp3s and not wmas. Easier to trade.
Medium/Message Editor;
ReplyDeleteStill own a phono ourself. One of these days, digitized vinyl!
WAV. Knew better than to trust anything w/ "Windows" on it, & poo on mp3s. Poo on trading too. We do not play well w/ others.