@Matt:

Orange does not operate in any way in the German mobile market. And afaik T-Mobile does not operate in France.

You meant iLife '06.

Does it support LOL ;-)

Check the full formated capacity to the right of the iPhone picture. I guess this iTunes Version was a Beta-iPhone-supporting one or simply done with help of AfterEffects / Final Cut.

Always wondered what this icon is good for but never dared to try ;-)

Thanks for the explanation.

It's officially called "Place Of Interest" or, of course, command. Susan Kare introduced the sign 1984. More Info's on that:

http://www.decodeunicode.org/w3.php?nodeId=9086&page=1&

Loved it. I see it's pretty much the same thing today.

And I totally agree with Henri. What a scary host.

@ UserDoesNotExist

What country is that youre talking about? The vast majority of Germans don't refuse to acknowledge their fucked up history.
I agree with the other points.

I don't get the whole language thing. Why are some guys judging about another language without understanding it and take this as an argument. Now, that is fascistic.
Let's talk about what we have in common. Otherwise anything is lost.

The discussion is up and rising again, but not for the first time in Germany. Robert Steinhäuser, the guy who killes a dozen people in Erfurt a few years ago did also Computer Games like Counter Strike and there was a discussion about banning.
What I think is remarkable in this case, is that no one cares about from where he'd got the weapons and only a few people actually read the suicide note (which were, including his home made vids, banned from the webserver on which his homepage was on little time after the incident).
I guess that this is just a polemic distraction from the real roots of his problems. And I am pretty angry about that, too.