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you could use webdevil... I think there're others that does the same thing, but I've never tried those. I can't help you with the IE... never tried saving websites with it Edited: I recommended webdevil because I have used it before. And the links will point to local files

anyway... i thought /etc/hosts is used only in single user mode... I thought that's what it said in the file... sorry, but I'm feeling ab bit lazy to actually look at it... in any case, can't you just use NetInfo for this? just add them under machines...

if you have installed dev tools, there's SetFile in /developer/tools you can hide things you don't want to see with this. SetFile -a V whateveryouwanttohide should do it. If you have some partitions, there's probably "temporary items" and "desktop folder" in each one...and afaik...

my personal feeling is that you should go back to OS9 for this if you really care about the quality... I'm not sure how many audio people are using OS X to do their stuffs... you don't see drivers for many hardwares either...

I know that sooner or later, somebody will come up with a way to listen to these stupid things in every way imaginable... what I'm pissed the most about is that ThEY decided how WE should listen to them... when I buy a steak, the butcher doesn't tell me to cook the damn thing well-done...

"When Universal Music Group on Tuesday releases the soundtrack, ``Fast & Furious -- More Music,'' consumers won't be able to copy the music onto another CD or use their PCs to ``rip'' tracks in digital MP3 format. The copy-protection technology will also render the disc unplayable on Macintosh...

...why don't you want to use terminal to do it?

GAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! and Merry Christmas

uh... isn't Tool Lateralus in STEREO? if you select surround sound mode in your preamp, anything will come out in 5.1, 7.1, or whatever it supports... but the surrond channels won't have their own discrete sound... if the surround channels seem to have their own sound... i think that has...

I think I've read some articles that recommended not financing computers... that was sometime ago...but I don't know how much has changed (about financing) since then... I'm not going to tell you not to buy a mac... but you should think about what you do with your computer(s), and if you...

hmm... interesting... I knew there were shops that does repair, etc, for the original EL63's... but I wasn't aware that Quad still made those... I guess I'd give Santa a call and... yea... I have to agree... unless you can audition things at your own home for awhile... it's really hard to...

and tubes are better!

what about the hardwares we got that don't work yet... are we supposed to throw these away and buy (if there's any) ones that work under OS X?

I agree to some extent... I'm not an audiophile, and my stuffs (I wouldn't bother listing, unless requested) will prolly be considered mid-fi by real audiophiles... so, can I hear the difference between CD and mp3? actually yes, even at 256kbps... but in my opinion, that has more to do...

I haven't tried the latest version of icq, but I gave up on their version because it's butt ugly and they just have to use new window for every god damn msg... for a while, I used micq on terminal, but now I'm using proteus... I know there's another one... ixq or something. I think I'd...

uh... ok... yea... that DS store thing is annoying... and the icon not changing is rather annoying, too... sometimes I think "oh crap, download aborted!" because of that... but... when I expand files, the new ones are usually there... on rare occasions when it doesn't show... a lot of...

Joint stereo sometimes introduce artifacts... If you aren't concerned about the space, I'd encode at 256kbps, stereo. I wouldn't bother using VBR. It doesn't really save that much space. you can use lame to encode mp3 with iTunes. --- edited (addtion) forgot when, but 300...

I noticed that there are many people who can't even encode decent mp3's. I'm pretty sure there're many people who can't make decent videos, too.

you took care of that thing, right?

this app has been mentioned more than a few times, but I dunno if it ever was about speed... and I didn't really see it from that point of view... but I just can't get used to the way things look because there isn't any border on the left side of the windows... if you don't have any windows...