If you’re familiar with correctly entering your WPA2 password after an Ubuntu update and now your Netbook won’t connect using WiCD, I got the solution that worked for me.
Uninstall network-manager and restart WiCD
Open a terminal and type:
[shell]
$ sudo apt-get remove network-manager
…
$ sudo /etc/init.d/wicd restart
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You may have to restart wicd daemon twice in case you don’t see the wireless networks right away.
If I were going by and had a $20 in my pocket I think I’d give it to this guy for making my day.
What you see above is a picture of the last 30 USED CDs I bought on Amazon.com.
These 30 CDs total a number of 454 tracks.
CD prices ranged between $1.61 to $9.18
The total of these purchases, including shipping was $291.78
This makes the average cost per track only $0.64.
ITunes charges $1.29 per track, that’s a 48% saving per track, and I keep the CDs and the booklets, if anything happens to my hard drive, I just rip the CDs again to put my music on as many devices as I can.
So I ask you… Should online music stores get their prices down to $0.50 per track? or you think $1.29 is the price of getting your song whenever you want, wherever you want?
