JSpice85 wrote:Love it, reminds me of the old days!
It does remind me of a very old layout, something from 2002/2003 possibly.
I don't mind it, to be honest, I just hate having to get used to it.


by TheBiatches » 12 Jul 2012, 11:37
JSpice85 wrote:Love it, reminds me of the old days!



by VodkaMouth » 12 Jul 2012, 11:37


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by _rEaSoN_ » 12 Jul 2012, 12:14
Plus it looks that the text we write here isn't fully black?!
It's somehow transparent and it kinda gets mixed with the background color.
by RainbowNerdette » 12 Jul 2012, 12:16


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by Rafael » 12 Jul 2012, 13:28
Mama Dee wrote:Daddy, can we have an icon or dot next to the subforum with new posts? The main icon changes to indicate a new post but in Lifestyle you can't tell which forum has the new post...and youknow the pervert in me likes to check new posts in L&S lol!
Other than that, I'm good
Luke S wrote:– it was easier to read – now the whole background is almost the same so it's harder to see where one post ends and the other starts


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by Queenie » 12 Jul 2012, 14:04
(the font letters for replying I mean) I love the layout colors btw.
by Fenrik » 12 Jul 2012, 14:18
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by Dennis » 12 Jul 2012, 15:08
Fenrik wrote:I like this!
I`m intruged by that last.fm thingy. But I still dont understand how it works! ;D lol!
Guess I`m a bit old as well.
Can I connect it to my personal iTunes? If I do so, will it take play counts from there over to last.fm? Or will it start from scratch with the play counts when I sign up?

by Andres » 12 Jul 2012, 15:11
Luke S wrote:Sorry but I liked the old version much more!
– it was easier to read – now the whole background is almost the same so it's harder to see where one post ends and the other starts
and the top is just... well... not pretty
(but that's the least important part since I don't really see it when I read the forum)
I like the new font a lot though!!



by Becca » 12 Jul 2012, 15:15

by Andres » 12 Jul 2012, 15:21
Becca wrote:I love it so much! It's like when you rearrange a room after it being the same for so many years. It's so refreshing!




by xinkoa » 12 Jul 2012, 15:26

by Fenrik » 12 Jul 2012, 15:33
Dennis wrote:Fenrik wrote:I like this!
I`m intruged by that last.fm thingy. But I still dont understand how it works! ;D lol!
Guess I`m a bit old as well.
Can I connect it to my personal iTunes? If I do so, will it take play counts from there over to last.fm? Or will it start from scratch with the play counts when I sign up?
You sign up on Last.FM and register a username & password and get a profile page. You download a software. This software installs plugins to your music players (for windows: iTunes, Windows Media Player and Winamp). A few players, such as foobar & VLC already have it installed from scratch (also works on smartphones, and even on iPods once you re-connect them to your computer(. Whenever you play a song with the correct ID3-tags, it submits this information to last.fm and counts it, no matter which player you use (so it counts your iTunes listens and your phone-listens for example).
In the intial setup, you can indeed have your previous iTunes-stats sent to last.fm and after a few hours to days (depending on the amount of plays and the busyness of their servers), these show up on your profile.
Now it combines this data to personal charts (which you can sort by timeframe and whether artist- or title-charts). It also connects the things you listen to. Let's say for Pop, you listen to Spice Girls and Steps. Someone else listens to Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys. Another person listens to Steps and Backstreet Boys. From this data (submitted by millions of people), it gathers a musical "neighborhood" for each artist and suggest you to listen to Backstreet Boys as well, as you might like it. It had some suggestions for me that left me open-mouthed, wondering how I could miss the perfect type of band for me. At another time, it suggested the Backstreet Boys and I wanted to spit at the website in disgust
So yeah, it's great for statistics-freaks, but it's also great for "safe" discoveries of artists.

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