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By EdwardFranciscoVilla · Posted
In my experience I have used a paid programme I can recommend people try the full featured trial version of . It is Ez Cd Extractor . It is so complete when it came to burning cds and I loved the simplicity of importing a saved playlist file to make any kind of CD audio to share with family and friends to mail out . Piece of cake . and the intergrated CD Text editor is kind of amazing to see the edited text on a car cd player actually read . amazing . I missed thinking about this topic an ancient version of Roxio suite that had all these soft-wares built in I loved the functionality of it . I had a complete box with full key. too bad I threw all that away lol Another software to check out is DB power amps free Cd Writer progamme if you want to try a professional solution . You'll have to find out how to install it properly with the codecs you have your files music for . You can always opt out for Windows Media Player legacy to burn audio discs . G'day everyone ! I bought on ebay a week or two ago a brand new HP slot loading drive DVD writer it is amazing . Make sure you look at ebay for a portable slot loading HP dvd writer hopefullly if you spot one brand new like i did BUY IT and enjoy your dvd movies , cd burning remotely . I highly recommend ! So nice in black and slot loading ! Cheers ! -
By Chugworth · Posted
"What's that? Microsoft recommends Intel CPUs? My next computer must have Intel then." - Nobody -
By David Uzondu · Posted
Apple warns Australia against joining EU in mandating iPhone app sideloading by David Uzondu Apple has issued a warning to Australia, essentially telling the country not to follow the European Union's lead in making iPhone app sideloading a requirement. This communication comes as the Australian federal government considers new rules that could force Apple to open up its iOS ecosystem, much like what happened in Europe with recent legislation. Since iOS 17.4 and iPadOS 18, users in the EU have been able to get apps from outside the official App Store, a direct consequence of the DMA designating Apple as a "gatekeeper". The Australian government floated a proposal in a paper released late last year. The paper suggested "designating" digital platforms like Apple's App Store. Being designated this way means these platforms would have to follow new rules intended to keep them from limiting competition. The government pointed to Apple's in-app payment system, which usually comes with a commission, and the lack of sideloading as likely targets for regulation. Right now, apps like Netflix and Spotify can't let users subscribe through their iOS apps without giving Apple a big cut, and they're not even allowed to tell users where to find a better deal. Apple, in its response to this Australian paper, stated that Australia should not use the EU's Digital Markets Act "as a blueprint". The company's core argument is that the changes mandated by the EU's DMA, which came into full effect in March 2024, introduce serious security and privacy risks for users. Apple claims that allowing sideloading and alternative app stores effectively opens the door for malware, fraud, scams, and other harmful content. The tech company also highlighted specific concerns from its European experience, alleging that its compliance there has led to users being able to install pornography apps and apps that facilitate copyright infringement, things its curated App Store aims to prevent. Apple maintains that its current review process is vital for user protection, and that its often criticized 30% commission applies mainly to the highest earning apps, with most developers paying a lower 15% rate or nothing. It is worth noting that Apple's implementation of DMA requirements in the EU, which includes a "Core Technology Fee" for apps distributed outside its store, has already drawn scrutiny from European Commission officials who question if these measures truly comply with the DMA's idea of keeping the market fair. The Australian government has not yet detailed its next steps in this process, and the Treasury still needs to publish the full submissions to its proposal paper, including Apple's complete arguments. Source: The Guardian -
By noobient · Posted
Oh the Chinese crybabies who couldn't accept the fact that they lost GOTY to Astro Bot? Not interested -
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