What the heck is it with this eye-tunes stuff? I recently wanted to view a Quicktime movie on my Windows machine - and had to get the quicktime player on the machine I was using. But Apple.com wouldn't download a copy of the quicktime movie player, unless it could install Itunes as well. No problem - I let it install - but it started doing the same sort of nonsense that REAL always annoyed me with - setting all the default preferences for audio files to quicktime and wanting to make itself the default media player in my machine. Then to top it all off - when I tried to use Itunes - the site tells me that I need a US billing address to download music. Bah - where's my copy of Kazaa ++ lite?
Happy new year 2025
A Googley Email Conundrum: Revisiting the Journey of COLECOOP@gmail.com in 2025 In the modern digital age, having a common name can lead to unexpected challenges. For me, the adventure began on October 6, 2004, when I became one of the early adopters of Gmail during its beta phase. My email landscape was quite different then: I had a Hotmail account ( Obandrinker@hotmail.com ) and a Shaw @ Home address. Excited to try out Gmail, I quickly snagged the username colecoop@gmail.com . My Gmail display name eventually became cole.cooper@gmail.com , and with that account, I set up my blog and various Google services. Back in 2004, the name "Cole Cooper" wasn’t widespread online. Fast forward to 2025, and it’s a different story. Today, Cole Cooper is a name shared by many. There’s a Cole Cooper on Twitter (@coopball), a football player. Marvel fans might even recognize "Cole Cooper" from the Daily Bugle universe. Facebook profiles and websites like colecooper.com abound, e...
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