Originally posted by WickeDKlowN
Did you just compare iTunes to a Bit Torrent client?
WHY?
What the hell is wrong with you?
They work differently, one is legal while the is other....They aren't alike AT ALL.
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Did you just compare iTunes to a Bit Torrent client?
WHY?
What the hell is wrong with you?
They work differently, one is legal while the is other....They aren't alike AT ALL. -
Yes, in terms of illegality, bittorent>itunes.
iTunes is a legal song purchasing medium...bittorent is a very good medium for downloading pirated things. They're not really comparable...Such a sham(e).Comment
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My account still has 1 song credit from last time, I wounder if it will work now.Comment
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You obviously do not understand what bittorrent clients are about.Originally posted by WickeDKlowN
"Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." --Henry Louis Mencken.Comment
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I have a bunch of codes, but I've entered them all. They are only good for iTunes and iPods. I can't seem to find a way to record the songs onto my minidisc player.Comment
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There's a way to do it, somethign with deregistering your computer, or some oddball crap like that.Originally posted by Halliday
My Buddy is into that stuff, but I've never been interested enough into asking.Comment
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Ok thanks Dryden, that was what I thought it was...and of course a legal way of doing things. However since the thread has now turned to an illegal version v a legal version the thread has to go the way of all the other similar threads.
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