LONGBOY  How is it that some people feel so entitled that they have the nerve to complain about a developer's straight-up gift from the heart? Surely, the author appreciates legitimate criticism that allows him to improve his work. But sarcasm backed up with stupidity is totally uncalled for.  
(Version 3.4)

LONGBOY  But why is its *own* icon so crummy?!  
(Version 2.3)

LONGBOY  The kid has a point. What do you want for nothing? Besides, the standard Applescript icon is as ugly as home-made sin.  
(Version 1.3)

LONGBOY  Refuses to show the weather anywhere. Returns "invalid data" error. Too bad, since there seems to be no other Intel weather app.  
(Version 1.2b6)

LONGBOY  Precisely my own thinking, when I decided to get a Dell instead of a Mac.  
(Version 0.12)

LONGBOY  I have to apologize to the author and to other readers for my previous comment. It turns out that the annoying quaver/vibrato is absolutely _NOT_ CAUSED BY "HEAR"!

I give Hear five stars. And not because I'm trying to make it up to the author for shafting him. I paid full price and it's worth every penny.  
(Version 1.0.3)

LONGBOY  Hear introduces an annoying, vibrato-like quaver into iTunes playback on my '07 iMac G5. So, I've stopped using it. But it's so good that I paid for it and used it for *months,* even though I had to endure that added vibrato.

Abstracting away from the vibrato, I'd give Hear five stars.

Yes, I also use OSS or iWOW, as the mood and type of music strike me.  
(Version 1.0.3)

LONGBOY  Hervé, in English, we use French: _par_ excellence!  
(Version 1.4.5)

LONGBOY  I was stunned by the usage fee, but I decided to go with it, anyway. Then, I sniped a brand-new, $450 Tiffany bracelet for eighty-five bucks while I was out of town for the weekend. Even when you include the fee, that price is hard to beat.

Needless to say, Auction Sniper is a good value only if you normally go for stuff that's worth at least a hundred bucks.  
(Version 2.7.2)

WILSON GRAY  Dia dhuit, a Thurlach!

I don't have my Teach-Yourself-Irish handy, but, hopefully, the greeting is not too garbled to understand.

Welcome back!  
(Version 1.9.9)