File: Macs are Awesome.swf-(1.96 MB, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)21:04 No.1877801
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)22:01 No.1877862
>>1877801
Hahahahaha
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)22:14 No.1877873
Macs have no customization. But hey, they are shiny
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)22:28 No.1877888
>>1877873
sure they do, the old imacs had, like, a dozen different colors to choose from!
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)22:30 No.1877890
>>1877888
tried playing vidjya on a mac. Then I remembered there wasnt any fucking right click
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)22:59 No.1877913
>>1877890
Wow, you must either have a really old mouse, or are really pathetic. Modern Macs have more ways
to right-click than PCs... Pick an actual problem if you want to complain about Macs.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/05/13(Tue)23:22 No.1877927
>>1877913
B-but there's only one right mouse button.....
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)00:00 No.1877952
I laughed my ass off, and then I realized that it's all fucking true. Today there are no real
benefits of buying a mac, considering the price. Only if you're a guy with an incredibly small
dick and the only way you can get into girls pants is by distractig them with shiny new objects.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)00:04 No.1877957
>>1877952
I do programming for a living, and to be honest....
I'd recommend a Mac. I don't use one myself, but when I look at what it offers and what I can do
with it... it's good for the price, seriously.
I use Linux myself, but I wouldn't mind using a Mac, with OSX.
You reach a point where you only want things to "just work lol", so you can be more productive.
It takes very little effort to do something with, and there's value in that.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)00:36 No.1877984
>>1877957
I should get charged for responding to a troll, but macs stop "just werking" as soon as you want
to do anything outside the Apple experience. They have their own quirks, and using a Mac
productively is going to have the same learning curve as linux or Windows.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)01:00 No.1877997
This is tagged as a loop, but doesn't actually loop.
Just saying.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)01:06 No.1878000
So... You own a mac, and you want more of that "Just Works" magic aye?
Well today is your lucky day!
1. Open any app.
2. Type "File:///" into a text field
3. Push Enter
4. ???
5. PROFIT!!!
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)01:08 No.1878001
I'm a mac and that means im an artist
I'm a pc so that means i am a gamer
we are both x86 based so games are starting to be marketed across both with unilateral
development or easily used via bootcamp / vmware as modern macs ship with decent video cards and
modern windows machines have VM optimized CPU's
we also do everything through the web
so whats the difference
start menu or launchpad
well, I guess all the bitching is just stupid then
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)01:10 No.1878005
>>1877957
I do all my programing for a mac, have my windows gaming machine next to it so i can use visual
basic some times as a cheat sheet, that and so when the work day ends i just swivle my chair to
stop givin a fuck
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)01:24 No.1878016
>>1877957
As a longtime user of a Mac I can tell you, everything they try to tell you in sales pitches is
absolute bullshit. They've long since abandoned any real advantage and are sold now entirely on
style factor.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)02:40 No.1878053
>>1877957
My physics department bought $10,000 worth of Macs for the undergrad lab rooms as part of a
makeover to make the department "trendier".
Lo and behold NONE of the lab software works on Mac so everything has to be run through Windows
in parallel.
>> [_] Anonymous 02/06/13(Wed)02:48 No.1878054
Apple has fixed most of these problems and made macs usable and fast for the most part, while
windows just released that windows 8 bullshit that nobody likes. I use windows, and I hate Apple,
but even I can see that Apple is doing well while Microsoft is fucking up right now.
I'm hoping the confusion leads to a stabler, easier to use Linux OS and more developers
supporting Linux users.
