Pandora is good now?
I'm not sure either but dispite the name Pandora.com is still a pretty neat site.
Pandora is powered by what they call "the Music Genome Project". Basically in a Nutshell, it helps find music you like based on an artist you input (I think you can add more than one to a station and even if you can't you can have 100 stations) and then over time as you say 'Yay' or 'Nay' to song it learns based on that too.
The only problem is that it's a webbased tuner so if you're like me and you tend to close your browser a lot out of habit then that can be bad >_<
Fortunatly I've learned about an amazing, wonderful, obscure Microsoft tool that more or less solves this problem. It's call an HTML Application, or .hta, and basically what it is is a .html file renamed to .html and run in a special program (you know, one of the hundreds in sys23 you have no clue why it exists!). And then what it does is runs the .hta (remember it's just a .html) in it's own window like it was a program so you don't have to mess with tool bars and stuffs.
If you want to use Pandora feel free to also use:
My Desktop Tuner
If it opens in a browser window then prompts to be downloaded again when you run it then right click and select "Open with..." then go to "C:\WINDOWS\system32\mshta.exe" and tell it to Always Open it with that since you can't open it when anything else as far as I know.
So yeah, then run that and enjoy!
Chao!
Pandora is powered by what they call "the Music Genome Project". Basically in a Nutshell, it helps find music you like based on an artist you input (I think you can add more than one to a station and even if you can't you can have 100 stations) and then over time as you say 'Yay' or 'Nay' to song it learns based on that too.
The only problem is that it's a webbased tuner so if you're like me and you tend to close your browser a lot out of habit then that can be bad >_<
Fortunatly I've learned about an amazing, wonderful, obscure Microsoft tool that more or less solves this problem. It's call an HTML Application, or .hta, and basically what it is is a .html file renamed to .html and run in a special program (you know, one of the hundreds in sys23 you have no clue why it exists!). And then what it does is runs the .hta (remember it's just a .html) in it's own window like it was a program so you don't have to mess with tool bars and stuffs.
If you want to use Pandora feel free to also use:
My Desktop Tuner
If it opens in a browser window then prompts to be downloaded again when you run it then right click and select "Open with..." then go to "C:\WINDOWS\system32\mshta.exe" and tell it to Always Open it with that since you can't open it when anything else as far as I know.
So yeah, then run that and enjoy!
Chao!