good points, but I would like to bother you by pointing out that trash dumping is actually the illegal dumping of trash in places other than landfills.
I think they took out that feature last year, because of the mighty mouse (old firefox + mighty mouse = extreme "GODDAMN IT STAY ON THE SAME PAGE WHEN I SCROLL" issues)
huge difference: wmp= Critical system component, painful to remove; iTunes= Drag to trash, click delete. IE=Critical OS Component; Safari=Easily removeable web browser those are the 2 that immediately come to mind.
It's unfortunately a self-perpetuating windows monopoly. However, with your wireless problem, ndiswrapper is probably your friend. I like the new ubuntu (6.06) because it supports almost everything (I took a quick look at synaptic and it turns out that ndis is bundled in, with large amounts of wireless drivers, so you're set).
I want to throw up at the shear amount of bullshit posted by this anonymous fuck.
What high OS prices? Windows costs roughly the same as OS X, particularly taking into account that Apple charges for point releases, while Windows service packs are free.
Yeah. point releases. Just because apple uses a different versioning system than windows, doesn't mean that there aren't huge changes in between, say, 10.2 and 10.3, or 10.3 and 10.4. Unless Windows XP SP1 came out with exposé for free. Apple service pack releases are the 10.4.x format, and they offer differences similar to xp sp1-sp2.
And Apple upgrades aren't optional, because Apple software isn't backwards compatible. If you want to program in the most up-to-date XCode, for example, you need the most up-to-date OS X. Compare Windows, where Visual Studio 2005 runs perfectly happily on any version right back to Windows 2000.
Touché on the xcode v. visual studio thing. However, Apple software is backwards compatible when talking about, say iTunes (10.3.9 min, not 10.4.foo), iWork 2006 (again, 10.3.9 min, or 10.4.3), iLife 2006 (10.3.9), or most other software (not the hardcore pro-level apps though, they require tiger).
Besides, most Windows users never buy the OS anyway. It's free with their PC. (If it's adding a significant amount to the price of a new PC, how come Apple computers are so much more expensive?)
Do the research yourself, and come back to me with results. That look nice. And if you're comparing the iMac or the Mac Mini, make sure the cases match up. Good luck.
My condolences go out to his family. Unfortunately, it appears that he was not wearing a helmet while riding his bicycle. I wonder if a charity for bicycle safety will start in his name
That's not happening to me, however I am using the 2.0 beta, and each tab is closed individually, so although I can see where that is, I have the misfortune of not being able to actually witness it. ):
it's probably your rnind going rnental. or your rnonitor could be rnalfunctioning. It could be rnicrosoft, rnaybe. You rnust rnake sure to wipe your rnonitor. That is rnost of rny rnessage. rnotherfick!
#1, I think he was talking about mac users from about 15 years ago
#2 speaking as a Mac LCIII owner (hand-me-down from my dad), 68K PRIDE BITCHES!!!!!!!
Speaking of ancient macs, how can you hook one up to the internet now?
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yeah, the ps3 and wii are made by japanese companies.
Think about it
Go get some sleep. You evidently need it.
actually, north korea has virtually no internet access at all, except for a very few buildings.
Two words: package managers.
good points, but I would like to bother you by pointing out that trash dumping is actually the illegal dumping of trash in places other than landfills.
Screw itsatrap tags, try itsamiracle tags instead!
I think they took out that feature last year, because of the mighty mouse (old firefox + mighty mouse = extreme "GODDAMN IT STAY ON THE SAME PAGE WHEN I SCROLL" issues)
Aha! A botnet guy!
huge difference:
wmp= Critical system component, painful to remove; iTunes= Drag to trash, click delete.
IE=Critical OS Component; Safari=Easily removeable web browser
those are the 2 that immediately come to mind.
Somewhere in a bar, an IT guy is betting on next patch tuesday's holes plugged
It's unfortunately a self-perpetuating windows monopoly. However, with your wireless problem, ndiswrapper is probably your friend. I like the new ubuntu (6.06) because it supports almost everything (I took a quick look at synaptic and it turns out that ndis is bundled in, with large amounts of wireless drivers, so you're set).
It's most likely an unfortunately acquired habit. A fairly exotic one at that.
Tomorrow's slashdot headline: Analysts split over the analysts vs anal cysts debate
It's instinctive. I'm a member of TBA (trollbaiters anonymous)
OSX is a form of BSD, so it always has cron.
I could go for a nice hardboiled e.g.g.
Yeah. point releases. Just because apple uses a different versioning system than windows, doesn't mean that there aren't huge changes in between, say, 10.2 and 10.3, or 10.3 and 10.4. Unless Windows XP SP1 came out with exposé for free. Apple service pack releases are the 10.4.x format, and they offer differences similar to xp sp1-sp2.
Touché on the xcode v. visual studio thing. However, Apple software is backwards compatible when talking about, say iTunes (10.3.9 min, not 10.4.foo), iWork 2006 (again, 10.3.9 min, or 10.4.3), iLife 2006 (10.3.9), or most other software (not the hardcore pro-level apps though, they require tiger).
Do the research yourself, and come back to me with results. That look nice. And if you're comparing the iMac or the Mac Mini, make sure the cases match up. Good luck.
My condolences go out to his family. Unfortunately, it appears that he was not wearing a helmet while riding his bicycle. I wonder if a charity for bicycle safety will start in his name
1. I'm pretty sure that this is the default setting
2. No it hasn't, and there are no live bookmarks; the mentality is "use an RSS reader"
Mac based, but the last time I was there, (1999), it was all 68k mac-based.
I don't think it necessarily is rnicrosoft's fault, as it happens on rny rnac also.
That's not happening to me, however I am using the 2.0 beta, and each tab is closed individually, so although I can see where that is, I have the misfortune of not being able to actually witness it. ):
it's probably your rnind going rnental. or your rnonitor could be rnalfunctioning. It could be rnicrosoft, rnaybe. You rnust rnake sure to wipe your rnonitor. That is rnost of rny rnessage. rnotherfick!
#1, I think he was talking about mac users from about 15 years ago
#2 speaking as a Mac LCIII owner (hand-me-down from my dad), 68K PRIDE BITCHES!!!!!!!
Speaking of ancient macs, how can you hook one up to the internet now?