Ramblings regarding iTunes vs Doubletwist
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I tried Doubletwist in an effort to escape the clutches of iTunes when I got my Nexus One earlier this year. I wasn't a big fan of it; it seemed clunky, had no way to edit mp3 tags, no smart playlists, album art was consistently wrong or missing, and I still couldn't sync wirelessly. I found the best solution for me was to keep on using iTunes even though it was a bloated mess. I bought the Tunesync App from the Android Market which allowed me to wirelessly sync my phone. It worked wonderfully, I cannot stress how awesome it is. I see no reason to switch back to Doubletwist at this time unless it adds what seems to be a plethora of features.
- MP3 tag support
- native smart playlists
- less buggy album art
- wifi syncing.
Also, I wish they would cut it out with the "itunes for android" marketing. It's condescending considering most people switched to android partially to get away from itunes.
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This post is a response to this Android Central post
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Patio Project Stage 1 Complete
- -Cleaned off area
- -Scalped grass
- -Turned over earth
- -Raked it relatively smooth and flat
- -Applied weed about 350 sq ft of weed barrier
- -Staked it down with 150 stakes
- -Sunburned the christ out of my neck
- -Call for crushed stone quotes
- -Get some PT 4x4's for edging
- -Done?
Painting the shutters
Here's my latest DIY project, painting our brown shutters white. 2 coats of oil finished with 1 coat of acrylic.










