Crash Different

Starrman

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27 Mar 07 14:13

Starrman

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27 Mar 07 14:13

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For all you Mac supporters who have been taken in by the sleek design and simple, no-nonsense functionality:

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and:

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sevenstar

Joined: 23 Oct 05
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27 Mar 07 16:19

BULL !

Bad parody too... and Macs have this peculiar habit that they DON'T crash

rbmorris

Vampyroteuthis

Infernalis

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27 Mar 07 16:23

Originally posted by Starrman
For all you Mac supporters who have been taken in by the sleek design and simple, no-nonsense functionality:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axC-7O4Yq-w&NR

and:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rjpn3L3bSJQ&mode=related&search=

That was excellent. Macs r teh gayest.

Shallow Blue

Joined: 18 Jan 07
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27 Mar 07 18:42

Originally posted by sevenstar
...and Macs have this peculiar habit that they DON'T crash

Hah. Tell that to the one whose disks went farming when I had to pull the plug because it had locked up so hard that it wouldn't react to anything, mouse, keyboard, nothing.
I'll grant you that they crash less often than M$ Windows, buy hey, even stock cars crash less often than that pretend-OS.

Richard

Starrman

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27 Mar 07 19:26

Originally posted by sevenstar
BULL !

Bad parody too... and Macs have this peculiar habit that they DON'T crash

It's not bull, I've been working in IT for an animation company for the last 8 months in a setup where we have both Mac and PCs and frankly I've experienced every single one of those problems and then some. They crash all the time on high end applications, admittedly so do PCs but with PCs the crash is easy to rectify. The annoying thing about Macs is the contemptuous lack of technical options, which means if they crash, they crash massively.