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Right. Because if it had the options I wanted it would cost less.

Less than what? Another Mac? Or a Windows PC?

If you mean a comparable Windows PC, then perhaps you don't know than Mac prices are comparable to equivalent Windows PCs, ie similar configurations.

Or do you mean a Mac you built yourself? That I can't answer as I don't know how much a Hackintoch, er try this, cost.

Yep, just made a search on Omgili about Blu ray DVD technology - and the first result was "Screw Blu-Ray"
Many other interesting discussions as well:
http://www.omgili.com/omgili.search?q=Blu+ray+DVD+ technology

Anyone who is a coder knows that when it comes to solving a problem looking through someone else's code without knowing what to look for won't help you. Omgili is a discussion search engine that covers millions of questions and answers. Whenever I have a question about how to do something I search Omgili for answers - very good search engine!

Anyone who is a coder knows that when it comes to solving a problem looking through someone else's code without knowing what to look for won't help you. Omgili is a discussion search engine that covers millions of questions and answers. Whenever I have a question about how to do something I search Omgili for answers - very good search engine!

As a programmer who needs to solve a problem I need a place to find answers to the problem I am solving. Searching for a code won't do it because I am looking for an answer and not how to code it. To find answers I use Omgili - it is a vertical search engine that search ten of thousands of forums and millions of discussions. Usually someone already asked my question and hopefully it has an answer. It is highly recommended for troubleshooting and specific problems/questions.

I found some interesting discussions about linux data security. Good read!

Omgili is your friend ;)

Seriously, when you see a word like "Moodle" that you don't know, why don't you just Omgili for it?

--MarkusQ

I really think the next step for the search engines is to start work on creating a better way to index all those subject specific web forums on the internet that have massive amounts of good information but very poor searching capabilities.

Omgili (Beta) is a search engine designed to index web-based discussion forums. Omgili's unique algorithm analyzes forums not as a simple web page, but as an active discussion with a title, topic and replies.

http://www.omgili.com/