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Is that all? Mine's already bouncing between "Questionable" and "The OJ Simpson Verdict."

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I find YouTube to be a great way to browse music. You won't find entire albums on there, but it's a great resource for popular music.

The "perfect" DRM is actually a good thing for the end user. Keep in mind, the only time DRM is bad is when it screws up; if it does its job right, no one but a pirate would know it was there. With that, I support progress in the DRM market, because "progress" means more user-friendly and less intrusive.

Ugh!

Why? Because we're not hosting an intergalactic kegger down here.

Common sense? Probability? Error on the safe side?

You fail.

Seriously.. Claiming that women make mountains out of molehills, and that men hate shopping? These stereotypes are 1950'ish material, and to be frank.. don't apply anymore.

Nobody is gonna write viruses for Linux because nobody in the general public uses the damn thing. The only folks running Linux is a microscopically small group of computer geeks. Hardly worth the effort for a malicious code writer.

Actually, there have been at least two. LEAP-A I believe was the name of one that travelled through an iChat vulnerability in 10.3.x. They were both non-malicious proof-of-concept viruses that required the user to do something like clicking on a link. Now, if you want to get technical, they weren't viruses by the dictionary definition, ie, infecting files. More general malware, but you get the point. OS X is very secure, but no OS is truly invulnerable. However, Norton AV (or any other Norton Mac product) is total ***** and I'm more than happy to remove it from any Mac I find.

its prolly just gonna be some asian midget