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The regular student discount is now a better deal than the student developer discount... What the heck?
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I had the membership for 2 years when I actually developed some programs but have since passed on the projects to a friend of mine who does much better work and has more time (http://www.aramk.net). I stopped working after HTML Creator
I had the membership for 2 years when I actually developed some programs but have since passed on the projects to a friend of mine who does much better work and has more time (http://www.aramk.net). I stopped working after HTML Creator
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Thing is that before the macbook pro was released you could save about $200 - $300 more than with just using the regular student discount. This is for all powerbooks not just the macbook pro.
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