IBM compatibles were some of the choices when I went to buy a new computer. So was Apple's DP 1.8 G5.
But after spending my work days on an HP and dealing with XP and it's quirks and watching my family and their shiny Dell's go through the virus and spyware shuffle, I went with Apple.
And to keep at least slightly OT, there aren't a lot of "more choices and cheaper prices" music stores (including Real) that also WORK AS WELL as iTunes and are compatible with OS X.
Yes, there is no possible way grown men, many with advanced college degrees and access to the Internet and drawing on history could ever come up with the idea to attack ferries, knock out a power grid or, I don't know, coordinate a plan as "simple" as training multiple people to fly jumbo jets, hijack multiple planes and fly them into multiple targets on the same morning.
I'm sorry, but the arguement that the press, by mentioning the already obvious, is "giving the enemy ideas" is just ridiculous.
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IBM compatibles were some of the choices when I went to buy a new computer. So was Apple's DP 1.8 G5.
But after spending my work days on an HP and dealing with XP and it's quirks and watching my family and their shiny Dell's go through the virus and spyware shuffle, I went with Apple.
And to keep at least slightly OT, there aren't a lot of "more choices and cheaper prices" music stores (including Real) that also WORK AS WELL as iTunes and are compatible with OS X.
Yes, there is no possible way grown men, many with advanced college degrees and access to the Internet and drawing on history could ever come up with the idea to attack ferries, knock out a power grid or, I don't know, coordinate a plan as "simple" as training multiple people to fly jumbo jets, hijack multiple planes and fly them into multiple targets on the same morning.
I'm sorry, but the arguement that the press, by mentioning the already obvious, is "giving the enemy ideas" is just ridiculous.