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I've upgrading to a Mac with a faster processor, for the same price I got my dell at. Macs are cheaper if you add all the things they come with into the equasion. And it's not my fault they haven't prioritized right. Quote:
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Do it on a Mac Pro ;) Quote:
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Only the ignorant ones. Quote:
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Mine just froze while waking up. Quote:
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[QUOTE actually it's because no one cares enough to make big viruses for macs since hardly anyone uses macs to begin with [/QUOTE] Doesn't matter, Macs have built in security, it'd be pointless to try Quote:
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An old OS? Most schools are using the same old macs they've had for 10 years because they still work Quote:
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Speaking of obsolete, so is the graal editor! |
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Lol, why argue which is better? Different people like/prefer different things.
I personally am quite happy with my Windows XP. Never have had a bit of problems with it. It's all about personal choice is all. |
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oh and macs can't game for ****. |
At my university I use both Windows and OSX, as well as Windows on a frequent basis.
Neither is really better, they are just different, and in the end it all boils down to personal preference. I Personally I find the OSX interface a little unintuitive in places, though I'm sure I'd adjust given time. Both operating systems are just as susceptible to virus', but as they and other malware are generally written to hit as many computers as possible, they are almost exclusively written for Windows. I've noticed a few recent OSX exploits though, as Apple has started increased their market share. It's just as easy to write malicious software for both platforms. The idea that Windows is virus or spyware prone is generally down to 2 factors - it's market share and the users ignorance. I know plenty of Windows users who think clicking on links for 'FREE EMOTICONS - NOW WITH SOUND!' is a good idea. My Windows PC has only crashed twice in 3 years, and both of those times we're my own fault (some very unsafe C code, heh). XP actually does a pretty good job of trapping errors. As an aside, I recently ordered a Macbook (it's in shipping as I type). I didn't make this decision because I think OSX is superior, rather I was able to get a decent discount on the price by being a student which made it the cheapest alternative, and I also have plans to do some cross platform development in the near future. Now stop arguing. Neither system is better, they just cater for different tastes. That's my 2 pennies. To bring us back on topic... I might have a go at writing a simple (cross platform) level editor over Christmas, depending how much free time I have. |
If there were more people with MACs, there would be more viruses created for them. Right now, it's worth the time it takes to make them to attack PCs; there are a hell of a lot more PCs compared to MACs.
You probably have never built your own PC; you said you owned a Dell. That's the problem right there. You can "customize" your own PC with thousands of different parts, etc. There is something always comming out thats better then the last, so it's also hard to catch up. From my small expierence with MACs (Only used it for Video Editing in HighSchool), it crashed... a lot. Was using some good software and hardware too. Think it had OSX and ATI cards, one of the more expensive ones. Anyway, I don't pefer PC over MAC, they are both good for their seperate tasks they excell at. I'd rather use linux over them all, but even still, I use Windows to run games (like this, WoW, CS, etc.) |
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Also, the world in general doesn't know much (at all) about computers. Most people use it for email, games, and the internet. That's it. Quote:
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Mac dev tools! |
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As a further counter example to your point, I only need to draw your attention to the recent RSS (Random Shutdown Syndrome) on the earlier Macbooks to demonstrate how frequent crashes can happen to anyone. Quote:
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About once a day if you're working pretty hard on it Quote:
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It may have been related to the heat problems, but the Macbook didn't have that as bad. The MBP did. Quote:
I haven't had any problem with viruses, mainly because I'm smart about it. Although spyware is 'fun'. And the fact that I do have to scan every now and then. It's slow, and it takes up time. You're guaranteed to have less time wasted if you're using a Mac. |
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You can have your own preferences, but you shouldn't call someone a liar when you don't agree with them. |
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There's not way you can use xp without pressing ctrl alt delete at least once a week. |
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