A tad excessive, one must admit, but, wow.
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4 comments:
Annoying that you can't (as far as I can figure out) mute the music, but otherwise pretty cool.
You can always turn the sound on your computer off.
Yeah, but if I'm already listening to music on my computer, or if I want to here audio notices when I receive an email or IM, or whatever.
Generally, web applications should always have a built-in mute button unless audio is an absolutely essential part of the experience.
The Vatican does not deign to notice your petty concerns. If you don't like their music, you are free to go to hell.
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