Why is it that every time I open up iTunes...
 

There is another goddamned update! and rarely it even applies to the whole application, but rather just a few features...

Leave it to Apple... they release a new OS every 3-6 months haha.

Fuckers. Gotta love em though.

I love Apple. I think my next computer is going to be an apple. My iPod reminds me of the good things I loved about my Apple II computers back in the 80s.

Anyone remember the Apple IIgs?

I hate that shit reminds me of AOL useless updates

why use i-tunes? don't you have to pay for that?

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http://oldcomputers.net/pics/appleiigs.jpg

Note the signature from "The Woz" on the lower right hand side on the front.

Classic computing right there.

That was a badass machine.

i think i had the one before that one...the monitor only had green text...

I had a IIc a IIe+ but I never had the IIgs, my parents saw no point in the upgrade.

My first computer was a IIsi. That was my favorite computer ever... I think I still have it in the basement...

The specs:

introduced 1990.10.15 at $3,800; discontinued 1993.03.15
requires System 6.0.6 to 7.6.1
CPU: 20 MHz 68030
FPU: 68882 (optional with NuBus adapter)
RAM: 1 MB on motherboard, expandable to 65 MB using a 4-SIMM bank of 100ns 30-pin memory; can use 256 KB, 512 KB, 1 MB, 2 MB, and 4 MB SIMMs (you can use 8 MB and 16 MB SIMMs, although Apple does not officially support them)
built-in 8-bit video, supports 512 x 384 and 640 x 480 at 8-bits or portrait monitor (640x870) at 4-bits (uses 64-320 KB of RAM for video, not separate VRAM)
L2 cache: none
ADB ports for keyboard and mouse
DIN-8 serial ports on back of computer
DB-25 SCSI connector on back of computer
SE/30 PDS slot, but runs at 20 MHz, so not all SE/30 cards will work - can be converted to NuBus slot with adapter
NuBus slot with adapter in PDS, supports 7" cards, 12" cards may fit with a slim hard drive

Also had this one.

http://www.old-computers.com/museum/....asp?st=1&c=13

The laser 128. Apple II compatible.

Haha... enough about iTunes huh? Anyway we learned how to write little apps in high school on the Apple II with green text. What a time that was heh...

iTunes rocks fo real, only idiots use other music players

Apple rocks for sure and iTunes is a really nice soft ;)

The only real problem I have with itunes is it is rather hard on the resources... I notice it slows me down way more than Photoshop and I have all sorts of fonts, plugins and crap... of course the "scratch disc" does help keep things in PS running smoothly.

Definately the best player out there hands down.