Click.TV: MWSF 2007 Keynote Speech with MacRumors Transcript and Search

Awesome. Thanks!

i'm still confused why people find it necessary to mark something like this a negative. sheesh.

Very cool, thanks!

i'm still confused why people find it necessary to mark something like this a negative. sheesh.

I agree. This is a very nice feature and I'm not sure why it would be a negative. :confused: :rolleyes:

Perhaps its voted negative because it is seen as bulk being added to the site.

Providing links to the keynote are a great idea...Annotating and posting the keynote on a rumors site...perhaps that is straying from the idea of a rumors site.

Then again, like the Phoenicians said, "The only constant is the sea"...and the sea is always in motion.

Then again, like the Phoenicians said, "The only constant is the sea"...and the sea is always in motion.

Link please.

Perhaps its voted negative because it is seen as bulk being added to the site.

Providing links to the keynote are a great idea...Annotating and posting the keynote on a rumors site...perhaps that is straying from the idea of a rumors site.

Then again, like the Phoenicians said, "The only constant is the sea"...and the sea is always in motion.

Arn- Macrumors' webmaster posted that. I guess at this point if you don't like it, you could surely try thinksecret.com :eek:

Awesome. Thanks!

yeah.....thanks :)

hey guys...

seems a cool/useful tool to track through the keynote video. Perhaps people don't like embedded video content... but it doesn't play automatically. :)

arn

Arn- Macrumors' webmaster posted that. I guess at this point if you don't like it, you could surely try thinksecret.com :eek:

Wow, you guys really like to turn on anyone who may be dissenting. Gee-whiz, sorry for trying to say that there are two sides to a coin...I didn't realize that open-mindedness was anti-MacRumors.

And for the record, I think Comrade Arn is a litte more open to criticism (see definition of criticism) than you make him out to be. Right Arn?

Link please.

Rationale: The Phoenicians were a coastal peoples who established colonies throughout the Mediterannean using their advanced boatmaking and navigation. They have become known as the "Sea lords of antiquity" because of their use of the sea. It should be unsurpising to learn that their culture, religion, and philosophy is derived from their proximity to and heavy use of the sea. What I quoted is a paraphrasing of a Phoenician belief which has been adapted throughout the centuries to become the modern-day cliche: the only constant is change. For the Phoenicians, the constant was the sea, and the sea was continually in flux, thus paradoxically, the only constant was change.

For the record, I have yet to pass judgement on whether or not change is good...so for the record...I think dynamicism is good.