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Apparently, the Free Software Foundation is encouraging people to book appointments at the Genius Bars in Apple retail stores this weekend in an effort to get Apple to lift the restrictions on iPhone Code. Fat chance, right?

Well anyway, there are some people (myself, at least) that have real problems with their Macs and are only free to go into a Genius Bar this weekend. While I admit that it may be completely unrelated, I went to reserve a Genius Bar sport earlier today at my local Apple Store, and lo and behold, nothing was available!

I believe in the mission of the Free Software Foundation, but this is a little absurd, stupid, and isn’t going to make Apple change their mind

Via Gizmodo

So I was poking around the Final Cut Pro Application bundle trying to trick the program into thinking that it was a later version to read a project file from work. I found the following in Contents/Resources/Final Cut Pro.rsrc:

If we can’t ship this puppy by then, we might as well be herding yaks.

Edit:
Apparently, this is old news

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Happy_Birthday_to_You

How sad is it when you have to pay royalties to sing a traditional, 4-line song?

Let the countdown begin, seconds until the copyright expires