Sachin Agarwal: March 2005

St Patrick's Day: St Patrick's Day at Liberties with Phi Psi SVAA.

Tony's bachelor party: Awesome weekend in Houstin which included paintball, brazilian BBQ, poker, and lots of old friends.

Dinner parties: Added more pictures from recent dinner parties.

I still buy music. I buy CDs from Amazon all the time. If a CD costs more than about $12, or I want it right away, I buy it from iTunes.

According to this article, what it all boils down to for what consumers will use is convenience.

"The whole thing about iTunes is the convenience factor," says Gupta. It is not very convenient to search a range of P2P networks for a particular song, acquire the software needed to download it, make sure it is stored in a file compatible with your portable music player, and find a way to download it there."

Wow. How about the fact that you are stealing music? Does that just not matter anymore? This is sickening. It's one thing to steal music when you are a poor college student. But beyond that, pay for what you use. You have no right to the music, software, or movies otherwise.

At Taqueria Farallito, the Mexican cashier high fived the Sikh taxi driver after he had a late dinner there.

If I ever thought I could move out of San Francisco back to the South Bay, I was kidding myself.