Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
IIRC, he's from Texas. That's Nobel Prize material down thar.
- M4H
Damn right... Y'all has been amended to the southern dictionary... its acceptable here sorry =P
Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
IIRC, he's from Texas. That's Nobel Prize material down thar.
- M4H
Damn right... Y'all has been amended to the southern dictionary... its acceptable here sorry =P
Would you like me to make it clearer, Texas boy?
Y'all = You all.
= You all are all too uptight.
What's right with that sentance? :roll:
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who crawled up your ass and died?Originally posted by: Dopefiend
Originally posted by: CVSiN
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
IIRC, he's from Texas. That's Nobel Prize material down thar.
- M4H
Damn right... Y'all has been amended to the southern dictionary... its acceptable here sorry =P
Would you like me to make it clearer, Texas boy?
Y'all = You all.
= You all are all too uptight.
What's right with that sentance? :roll:
And then there's this little thing at the bottom of the article:
"Jorge Lopez is a DeVry graduate with an MCSE certification and is currently the Chief Software Reviewer at Divisiontwo.com's Technology Insider."
"Jorge Lopez is a DeVry graduate with an MCSE certification and is currently the Chief Software Reviewer at Divisiontwo.com's Technology Insider."
that is freaking horrible.
some of the stuff i agree with, zero expandability sucks, (both in AND out) which is the major deal with this thing.
but the other parts of the article are retarded.
the part about not being able to run ad aware, windows update, etc makes me LOL... if you have a MAC you do not need to run that!!, period!
some of the stuff i agree with, zero expandability sucks, (both in AND out) which is the major deal with this thing.
but the other parts of the article are retarded.
the part about not being able to run ad aware, windows update, etc makes me LOL... if you have a MAC you do not need to run that!!, period!
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As much spite as I have for Apple, I have to admit that whoever wrote that isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.
OMG! - This is soo funny! 
Brilliant stuff! I can't believe so many of you missed so many clever details.
"when the Mini is first turned on, during normal operation the unit makes no sound whatsoever. This could make it very difficult for a novice user to know whether or not the computer is on. In fact, it took our techs about fifteen minutes before we realized the unit itself was operating normally and it was the monitor that was not plugged in properly. It turns out the Mini uses a weird kind of display connector on the back that requires a special adapter if you want to plug it into a PC monitor. We used a 15? Compaq VGA display."
"The Mini boots up into a stripped-down operating system which Apple calls OS X, similar to the stripped-down WindowsCE OS found on many handhelds."
"...but Apple includes a program called Mail, which is like a stripped-down email client that can?t execute scripts or open attachments without user intervention. Personally I find it annoying, but if someone doesn?t depend on emailing their coworkers vbscripts like I do, they might be able to get by with it. Secondly and possibly even more glaringly, there is no antivirus program shipped with the Mac. In today?s climate of non-stop worms, trojans..."
"Nor is there a Mac version of helpful web and email enhancers like Hotbar. Or any equivalent of the DealHelper software I use to keep track of my passwords."
" My Office 2003 CD would not install, despite claims I had heard from Mac fanboys that OS X is compatible with Office."
" Heck, the Internet Explorer icon isn?t even out on the taskbar by default, it?s buried in the c:\applications folder. "
Brilliant stuff! I can't believe so many of you missed so many clever details."when the Mini is first turned on, during normal operation the unit makes no sound whatsoever. This could make it very difficult for a novice user to know whether or not the computer is on. In fact, it took our techs about fifteen minutes before we realized the unit itself was operating normally and it was the monitor that was not plugged in properly. It turns out the Mini uses a weird kind of display connector on the back that requires a special adapter if you want to plug it into a PC monitor. We used a 15? Compaq VGA display."
"The Mini boots up into a stripped-down operating system which Apple calls OS X, similar to the stripped-down WindowsCE OS found on many handhelds."
"...but Apple includes a program called Mail, which is like a stripped-down email client that can?t execute scripts or open attachments without user intervention. Personally I find it annoying, but if someone doesn?t depend on emailing their coworkers vbscripts like I do, they might be able to get by with it. Secondly and possibly even more glaringly, there is no antivirus program shipped with the Mac. In today?s climate of non-stop worms, trojans..."
"Nor is there a Mac version of helpful web and email enhancers like Hotbar. Or any equivalent of the DealHelper software I use to keep track of my passwords."
" My Office 2003 CD would not install, despite claims I had heard from Mac fanboys that OS X is compatible with Office."
" Heck, the Internet Explorer icon isn?t even out on the taskbar by default, it?s buried in the c:\applications folder. "
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