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I'll stick to PC I can't play games with one mouse button >:(

yes I know you have two mouse buttons now.

At 8/30/06 02:15 AM, Kyronite wrote: There's a reason why the majority of people use PCs ya know...

most of them are cheap, throwaway CPUs as stated in the article?

At 8/29/06 11:19 PM, Jerkapotomus wrote: Of course you do. He's completely mac bias and only tells one side of the story. The one side you want to hear....

Seconded. Well put.

At 8/30/06 02:31 AM, -Seasons- wrote:

At 8/29/06 11:19 PM, Jerkapotomus wrote: Of course you do. He's completely mac bias and only tells one side of the story. The one side you want to hear....

Seconded. Well put.

*suck suck* what's that noise?

far off, bill gates' voice sounds out, "Oh yeah, -seasons- right there!...OHH YEAH AHHH CHRIST!...."

My PC's hardware (peripherals included) cost me $2800, and I got the video card for free.

My PC's OS and software (all inclusive) cost me $0.

I love Linux.

At 8/30/06 02:49 AM, RageOfOrder wrote: My PC's hardware (peripherals included) cost me $2800, and I got the video card for free.

My PC's OS and software (all inclusive) cost me $0.

I love Linux.

ouch. i got my eMac for $800

At 8/30/06 02:55 AM, LardLord wrote:

At 8/30/06 02:49 AM, RageOfOrder wrote: My PC's hardware (peripherals included) cost me $2800, and I got the video card for free.

My PC's OS and software (all inclusive) cost me $0.

I love Linux.

ouch. i got my eMac for $800

I got my PC for $300. Bob Barker and you should know what happens when you guess too high.

People are scared of mac computers because they are scared of change, even if it might make things easier.

ie. "Oh I'm so scared there is no right click". Well newsflash Macs do have right click and even so things are easier with only 1 mouse button if you just give it a chance.

Correction, $2200 (Added the monitor twice... stupid me)

Anyway
$250 --> AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 1.8GHz (equivalent of a 2.8GHz Intel P4) 64 bit
$250 --> MSI K8T Neo2-FIR MS-6702e (4GB RAM capacity, Onboard AC97 audio, Dual SATA RAID support)
$50 --> OKIA 600Watt power supply
$120 --> Memorex 16x DL DVD+/- burner
$20 --> Floppy drive
$90 --> 512MB DDR RAM
$160 --> got rid of original ram and put in 2x 512MB OCZ DDR400 RAM
$0 --> Radeon 9600SE free from a friend
$75 --> Xblade case
$160 --> Logitech Z-2300 2.1 THX speakers
$130 --> Epson Stylus Photo R200 Printer (prints on CDs)
$600 --> LG L1780Q 17" LCD monitor (8m response time, 1280x1024)
$150 --> 200GB Western Digital SATA hard drive
$90 --> 80GB Seagate SATA hard drive

Total: $2165
If I've done the math right....

Well worth it, I think.

At 8/30/06 03:00 AM, vibes wrote: People are scared of mac computers because they are scared of change, even if it might make things easier.

I was a 6 year windows user... I just switched to Gentoo Linux recently, even though it makes things harder (initially.. learning curve isn't that steep)

ie. "Oh I'm so scared there is no right click". Well newsflash Macs do have right click and even so things are easier with only 1 mouse button if you just give it a chance.

No right click makes things MUCH harder. My entire application tree is accessed through a simple right click on the desktop...

At 8/30/06 03:11 AM, RageOfOrder wrote: No right click makes things MUCH harder. My entire application tree is accessed through a simple right click on the desktop...

If you had a mac you wouldn't even have to right click.. all your programs are at the bottom of the screen in your dock anyway.

At 8/30/06 03:46 AM, vibes wrote: If you had a mac you wouldn't even have to right click.. all your programs are at the bottom of the screen in your dock anyway.

Hasn't your Mac fucked up like 3 times or something?

At 8/30/06 03:48 AM, White_Rhyno wrote:

At 8/30/06 03:46 AM, vibes wrote: If you had a mac you wouldn't even have to right click.. all your programs are at the bottom of the screen in your dock anyway.

Hasn't your Mac fucked up like 3 times or something?

My Macbook has, but my iMac has never had a fault. Although I love macs their notebooks are buggy.

At 8/29/06 11:47 PM, Viper_Studios wrote: Whats the advantages of having an apple? Seriously all this power and no crashing for what? to be able to use hardly any software for it and not be compatible with files transferred from other people.

http://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/

Its like a kid with a DS walking on a bus with kids with PSPs

As anyone intelligent would know, those systems have nothing to do with each other.

Also.
LardLord, stop making OSX users look like overpretentious faggots.