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My macbook just died.
- Thread starter Tom
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A red missile
Yet further proof that anything with an apple logo on it underperforms and will break.
Think Different, think expensive garbage.
Think Different, think expensive garbage.
A red missile
Im forced to use one every day, i even have an old iMac from when they were giving them away at work, i use it to stream movies into the bog.
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I use one almost every working day, but not much. Nice to look at, but I prefer PCs.
I like to be able to mess around with my computers and upgrade them easily, with the parts I want, not with the parts Apple says I can (not that it's easy to get to the parts on a few macs). I also don't like to pay over the odds for things, which aren't much better than their counterparts. To me it seems Mac users update their systems buy buying expensive new ones. My systems evolve over time, a new part here, a new part there at a relatively low cost (I do accept their prices are coming down, however). Also my PCs rarely crash, hell I'd say the Mac users in the office restart more than me.
Hey ho.
I like to be able to mess around with my computers and upgrade them easily, with the parts I want, not with the parts Apple says I can (not that it's easy to get to the parts on a few macs). I also don't like to pay over the odds for things, which aren't much better than their counterparts. To me it seems Mac users update their systems buy buying expensive new ones. My systems evolve over time, a new part here, a new part there at a relatively low cost (I do accept their prices are coming down, however). Also my PCs rarely crash, hell I'd say the Mac users in the office restart more than me.
Hey ho.
A red missile
Oh yeah im bitter, i bought a centrino laptop last year and the bloody things never missed a beat - what i should have done was pay a few hundred quid more for a crapbook with a smaller screen, a slower processsor which would now not work as it'd died with the rest of it.
Oh yeah real bitter. I like self destructing hardware.
Oh yeah real bitter. I like self destructing hardware.
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Funny, I remember OS8 being a bag o' shite. Now that thing crashed... a lot. The guys at that place would restart 4 or 5 times a day, yet the NT4 network I ran (albeit, a small crappy one, as it wasn't really my thing) never failed in the 9 months after I set it up.Tom said:
Anyways, it's a pointless argument, each to their own. Who wants a kiss?
