Hi there,
I thought I'd share my story of switching from a computer to a Mac. I own an S & M shop in the Bay area and use my Mac for business. Because I am into pain, the Mac is perfectly suited to me. I relish painful experiences so I really enjoy stumbling my way around my Mac. All of the little glass buttons in OSX remind me of anal beads and I can almost feel a string of them being yanked out of my ass with every click I make on my Mac. Thanks Apple for making me a Mac that I can strap a rubber ball on the front and call it 'gimp'. I hope all of your future products are as painful as this one promises to be.
My name is Carlos Rossi and I am a sado-masichist fetish exploration administrator.
This is probably a troll that I am sinking my teeth into, but have you even tried Win2k or better yet, WinXP Pro? It's far more stable than any Linux windowing (which is what myself and (most) users want - you can shove command-line where the vi don't shine), runs 98% of the apps and games out there, and has hardware support like you would only dream of running Linux. Your comment is both misinformed and sadly mistaken.
If the other game developers (like Blizzard) can make games like Warcraft 3 (and many others that I cannot remember right now) using 3DSMax, then why can't you? I wouldn't think it would be weak if they use it exclusively. Maybe you just aren't using Max to it's full potential?
Umm, graphic (or video) cards don't actually do any rendering. It's always the cpu. The only thing you need a high-end video card for is (pre)visualization when you are modelling. No sir, it's just that roomful of noble gas doing the work there.
And you are probably one of the same tools who believe software should be free and open source. Information should be freely shared asshole. We all live and die on this planet together and it's the witholding of information that keeps the rich/elite, rich and elite, and the poor/uneducated, poor and uneducated. You are part of the problem prick and I can only hope to mop up the likes of you when the world goes to shit.
I wonder how many blue screens of death OpenGL will have now! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Now I'm a funny man! I threw down a clever! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! BSOD in your face dean!
WOWOWOWO! Another funny man! HAHAHAHAHA! This day is to good to be true! You are a very funny and witty man! At first I didn't get it...'BSOD?, I said...'What could this be?' HAHAHAHAHA! Now I get it! The entire internet runs on Microsoft hardware which is prone to the 'blue screens of death'...HAHAHAHAHAHA! This is quite hilarious to me and I'm sure to the others within the Slashdot community. It's not often I come across such hilarity at 4:30 in the morning! Who needs coffee when we have a knee-slap wake up call from Mr.Funny Pants himself? HAHAHAHA! These 'blue screen of death' jokes just don't get old. I think I should wake up my girlfriend to read your post. HAHAHAHAHAHA! She laughs too! The cleverness of your banter has once again left me in stitches! Can you imagine the ENTIRE internet crashing! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That would be one big BSOD! HAHAHAHAHAHA! I surely hope that your post gets modded to +10 Hilarious Madcap Funniness! I think my favourite tidbit of joy that you provided was the 'routers running the network' part. HAHAHAHAHA! BSOD Router! Bye bye internet! HAHAHAHAHAHA! BSOD! HAHAHAHAHA! Thanks again for hosing all of us down with your clever repertoire of material. 911? Hi, I'd like to report a drive-by joking! HAHAHAHA! Funny as charged officer! Funny as charged!
That's a very interesting comment. They will try to push this through bit by bit. It reminds me of the story of the factory workers who are on a long assembly line. Each one would work on a very small part of the final product. They thought the final product was a child's bicycle. Rolling off of the end of the line however was a bomb. True or not, I thought it had some relevence here.
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That's not a LAN party, that's a MAN party. I want no part of your male area network.
Mod me up! Macs are painfully great!
Hi there, I thought I'd share my story of switching from a computer to a Mac. I own an S & M shop in the Bay area and use my Mac for business. Because I am into pain, the Mac is perfectly suited to me. I relish painful experiences so I really enjoy stumbling my way around my Mac. All of the little glass buttons in OSX remind me of anal beads and I can almost feel a string of them being yanked out of my ass with every click I make on my Mac. Thanks Apple for making me a Mac that I can strap a rubber ball on the front and call it 'gimp'. I hope all of your future products are as painful as this one promises to be. My name is Carlos Rossi and I am a sado-masichist fetish exploration administrator.
Why does everyone have to be 'the next new thing'?
This is probably a troll that I am sinking my teeth into, but have you even tried Win2k or better yet, WinXP Pro? It's far more stable than any Linux windowing (which is what myself and (most) users want - you can shove command-line where the vi don't shine), runs 98% of the apps and games out there, and has hardware support like you would only dream of running Linux. Your comment is both misinformed and sadly mistaken.
I believe Houdini is a procedural modeller and it also runs natively in Linux.
If the other game developers (like Blizzard) can make games like Warcraft 3 (and many others that I cannot remember right now) using 3DSMax, then why can't you? I wouldn't think it would be weak if they use it exclusively. Maybe you just aren't using Max to it's full potential?
They'd might taken effence to whats youd just say. There english is borgged.
Umm, graphic (or video) cards don't actually do any rendering. It's always the cpu. The only thing you need a high-end video card for is (pre)visualization when you are modelling. No sir, it's just that roomful of noble gas doing the work there.
At least it's what I thunk whens I readed they were doing to go with Xenons. Didn't you thunk that to? It's amazed me that we're readed thats tripe.
Ziggy Stardust is a cross-dressing alien that wears makeup and looks as though they have AIDS and heavy makeup on other planets too.
And you are probably one of the same tools who believe software should be free and open source. Information should be freely shared asshole. We all live and die on this planet together and it's the witholding of information that keeps the rich/elite, rich and elite, and the poor/uneducated, poor and uneducated. You are part of the problem prick and I can only hope to mop up the likes of you when the world goes to shit.
I wonder how many blue screens of death OpenGL will have now! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Now I'm a funny man! I threw down a clever! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! BSOD in your face dean!
WOWOWOWO! Another funny man! HAHAHAHAHA! This day is to good to be true! You are a very funny and witty man! At first I didn't get it...'BSOD?, I said...'What could this be?' HAHAHAHAHA! Now I get it! The entire internet runs on Microsoft hardware which is prone to the 'blue screens of death'...HAHAHAHAHAHA! This is quite hilarious to me and I'm sure to the others within the Slashdot community. It's not often I come across such hilarity at 4:30 in the morning! Who needs coffee when we have a knee-slap wake up call from Mr.Funny Pants himself? HAHAHAHA! These 'blue screen of death' jokes just don't get old. I think I should wake up my girlfriend to read your post. HAHAHAHAHAHA! She laughs too! The cleverness of your banter has once again left me in stitches! Can you imagine the ENTIRE internet crashing! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That would be one big BSOD! HAHAHAHAHAHA! I surely hope that your post gets modded to +10 Hilarious Madcap Funniness! I think my favourite tidbit of joy that you provided was the 'routers running the network' part. HAHAHAHAHA! BSOD Router! Bye bye internet! HAHAHAHAHAHA! BSOD! HAHAHAHAHA! Thanks again for hosing all of us down with your clever repertoire of material. 911? Hi, I'd like to report a drive-by joking! HAHAHAHA! Funny as charged officer! Funny as charged!
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That's a very interesting comment. They will try to push this through bit by bit. It reminds me of the story of the factory workers who are on a long assembly line. Each one would work on a very small part of the final product. They thought the final product was a child's bicycle. Rolling off of the end of the line however was a bomb. True or not, I thought it had some relevence here.