Yes, there are other players, but iPod is the generic name, like Kleenex and Coke. Do you understand? We don’t ALWAYS have to be inclusive. Or politically correct. Really. Lighten up.
Oh and for what it’s worth, this is funny because 0’s weigh the same as 1’s.
Oh, and Ash, mp3 is not the only way to encode music, but I guess you’re just using the ubiquitous ‘mp3’ even though it’s a lossy encoding system. But most people can’t tell the difference unfortunately. That’s why most music is now released with a harsh, bright sound to overcome the crappy ear buds and mp3 technology.
fritzoid, ha!
My favorite road in Hawaii was IOIO. Seriously. It is pronounced ee-oo-ee-oo in the Hawaiian language and probably hasn’t a thing to do with cornputers
margueritem over 14 years ago
Must be heavy metal….
Ashrey over 14 years ago
There are more than iPods out there for mp3 players.
mjensen9999 over 14 years ago
Yes, there are other players, but iPod is the generic name, like Kleenex and Coke. Do you understand? We don’t ALWAYS have to be inclusive. Or politically correct. Really. Lighten up.
mjensen9999 over 14 years ago
Oh and for what it’s worth, this is funny because 0’s weigh the same as 1’s.
Oh, and Ash, mp3 is not the only way to encode music, but I guess you’re just using the ubiquitous ‘mp3’ even though it’s a lossy encoding system. But most people can’t tell the difference unfortunately. That’s why most music is now released with a harsh, bright sound to overcome the crappy ear buds and mp3 technology.
mjensen9999 over 14 years ago
They’re burnin’ books, too!
Ray_C over 14 years ago
Margueritem: Heavy metal!!! Biggest laugh of the day.
jpozenel over 14 years ago
That’s not true. I just deleted all the songs from my iPod and it weighs exactly the same. He must think we’re fools.
fritzoid Premium Member over 14 years ago
mjensen, there are only 10 kinds of people in the world; those who get “binary code” jokes, and those who don’t.
bald over 14 years ago
i don’t have a binary code, i have a head code
mjensen9999 over 14 years ago
fritzoid, ha! My favorite road in Hawaii was IOIO. Seriously. It is pronounced ee-oo-ee-oo in the Hawaiian language and probably hasn’t a thing to do with cornputers