iPod aggravation.
Ugh, my biggest annoyance with the iPod used to be that unless you felt like taking a screwdriver to your device, you couldn't remove the battery on your own.
Now I think it's the fact that when you get a new computer, even if you have all the same music, you have to re-sync your iPod. Which means you lose any playlists you created previously. It would be nice to just be able to pop your iPod onto the new computer and add the songs you want to add without deleting everything you already have on there.
Seriously, I had good playlists and now they're all gone. Grrrrr.
... and I realize there is software that takes care of this problem, but I refuse to buy software for a problem Mac should have taken care of on their own, had they not been too busy making shitty commercials with that Justin Long kid (who is an adorable little elf-man but still).
Now I think it's the fact that when you get a new computer, even if you have all the same music, you have to re-sync your iPod. Which means you lose any playlists you created previously. It would be nice to just be able to pop your iPod onto the new computer and add the songs you want to add without deleting everything you already have on there.
Seriously, I had good playlists and now they're all gone. Grrrrr.
... and I realize there is software that takes care of this problem, but I refuse to buy software for a problem Mac should have taken care of on their own, had they not been too busy making shitty commercials with that Justin Long kid (who is an adorable little elf-man but still).