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2009 Mar 23 • 685
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Finally I got me my iPhone from AT&T
but the monthly cost is gonna kill me
100$ a month

2009 Nov 13 at 12:07

molkman
Owner of George Washington's Prototype Mittens

2005 May 2 • 1996
404 ₧

$100 a month? For a phone? What on earth can make that be worth it?

2009 Nov 13 at 14:29

aaronjer
*****'n Admin

2005 Mar 21 • 3783
1,227 ₧

His desire to own a Macintosh product in the first place should be enough for you to see he has irrational buying habits. I don't think "worth it" ever even crossed his mind.

Oh, wait, you own a Macintosh computer! Hah, that explains it!

(Edited 2009 Nov 13 at 15:20) 2009 Nov 13 at 15:20

NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse

2005 Mar 22 • 1424
574 ₧

aaronjer said:

Macintapple.

100% natural, no antibiotics, and ~~blood~~grass-fed

2009 Nov 13 at 18:36

the_cloud_system
polly pushy pants

2008 Aug 1 • 2788
-6 ₧

delleywindo

moo moo moo, moo.

2009 Nov 13 at 21:58

molkman
Owner of George Washington's Prototype Mittens

2005 May 2 • 1996
404 ₧

Shizzlewapple.

(Edited 2009 Nov 14 at 03:55) 2009 Nov 14 at 03:54

aaronjer
*****'n Admin

2005 Mar 21 • 3783
1,227 ₧

It really isn't that Macintosh computers/peripherals/devices are useless. They work perfectly fine, there's nothing physically wrong with them at all. The only problem is the price. Macintosh products are absurdly expensive and there's always something that does the exact same thing for half the price.

2009 Nov 14 at 22:06

molkman
Owner of George Washington's Prototype Mittens

2005 May 2 • 1996
404 ₧

Yes, but unlike Windows stuff they have the feature of working perfectly fine for over two years without the user having to be a computer expert to fix it every month.

2009 Nov 15 at 02:57

Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse

2007 Oct 19 • 5258
57,583 ₧

I dispute that statement. Ever tried to get an open source application working on MacOS? The GUI problems are horrific.

Everyone stares when you walk in the room, they stare when you go....

2009 Nov 15 at 04:40

aaronjer
*****'n Admin

2005 Mar 21 • 3783
1,227 ₧

I haven't ever had to fix my current computer with it's current OS. Most problems people have to fix are because they are stupid and go to casual games sites and download suspicious torrents. Not doing those things is all you really have to do to avoid viruses... assuming you aren't running Win98 or IE6 or something.

Oh... also... Macs spend so much time updating themselves that it even puts Firefox to shame. A Mac that SuperJer has actually filled itself up with too many updates and ran out of harddrive space without him ever using the computer for anything memory intensive.

(Edited 2009 Nov 15 at 06:19) 2009 Nov 15 at 06:18

Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse

2007 Oct 19 • 5258
57,583 ₧

I wouldn't say Firefox has too many updates, in my experience. Certainly Windows has lots as does Ubuntu (like loads, but that is partially due to the way packages are organised - a change in one can sometimes require a change in many as is the case for the Firefox package).

Everyone stares when you walk in the room, they stare when you go....

2009 Nov 15 at 07:16

Sloth

2008 May 18 • 530

SupLimux!

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2009 Nov 15 at 07:38

molkman
Owner of George Washington's Prototype Mittens

2005 May 2 • 1996
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Well, from own experience, my computer used to crash like twice a year and had to be reset to zero. I did go to alot of casual gamesites though, but viruses were never the cause. I also had to boot my computer like 3 times before it worked, since I always got bluescreens on startup. Some hardware crap. That's the good thing about Macs; although they seem to have weaker hardware, the hardware they have is perfectly synchronized and works together really well.

Of course, if you want to do alot of customizing shizzle and program around your OS and all, a Mac isn't the right thing. It works fine for me though.

(Edited 2009 Nov 15 at 08:05) 2009 Nov 15 at 08:04

Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse

2007 Oct 19 • 5258
57,583 ₧

I do agree with that: Macintosh hardware and software is tied very closely together, they're pretty much rock solid.

Everyone stares when you walk in the room, they stare when you go....

2009 Nov 15 at 08:17

NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse

2005 Mar 22 • 1424
574 ₧

Yeah... uh... I've been using windows base products pretty much all my life and I haven't had to reset to zero ever and I haven't even seen a blue screen since Win95. I've never had to do multiple boots to get a machine to work. I've never had hardware sync issues even though I've built my last three machines from parts, but mind you I'm pretty good at that. Not at all like Nez who sits in a dark room and hammers hard drives and processors together until it generates enough sparks to connect to the internet, at which point he loads every virus he can find onto the machine and lets them battle for supremacy.

Anyway, since Macs make all their own hardware it ought to sync. If it didn't, that would be funny.

100% natural, no antibiotics, and ~~blood~~grass-fed

2009 Nov 15 at 10:24

the_cloud_system
polly pushy pants

2008 Aug 1 • 2788
-6 ₧

eh i used a mac but it didn't like me. it preceded to eat away at me sanatey. PC gets all that crap, viruses, rootkits, and malware but if you know how to find it then :D. my sister fucked up her computer and wondered why her monitor couldn't start up then she called me i couldn't help her. she called "geek squad" and when they got done and left i told her " you know, they probably looked at your net history".

mac < pc
games = life
sex ≤ games

moo moo moo, moo.

(Edited 2009 Nov 15 at 22:21) 2009 Nov 15 at 12:24

aaronjer
*****'n Admin

2005 Mar 21 • 3783
1,227 ₧

I've had Macs crash just as often as any PC. Everyone who tells me that they don't must be using some kind of special crash-free Mac. I don't know where one gets one of those. I've seen that little bomb icon and heard that special *ploonk* noise plenty of times. They do that when I'm even just sitting at the desktop...

2009 Nov 15 at 21:14

molkman
Owner of George Washington's Prototype Mittens

2005 May 2 • 1996
404 ₧

Well, from my experience they -or at least mine- works perfectly fine, so I'm on their side.

Everyone should use the device of their preferences though. It didn't work with religion, so why should it with computers.

2009 Nov 16 at 01:04

sprinkles

2009 Sep 6 • 2431
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molkman said:

Everyone should use the device of their preferences though. It didn't work with religion, so why should it with computers.

I like that.

...then I got some ap, and shot a big ass lazar at everyone.

2009 Nov 16 at 04:23

the_cloud_system
polly pushy pants

2008 Aug 1 • 2788
-6 ₧

i just prefer pc over mac

moo moo moo, moo.

2009 Nov 16 at 15:23

aaronjer
*****'n Admin

2005 Mar 21 • 3783
1,227 ₧

Well, with religions there is little or no tangible or functional difference, as most people practice their religion however they damn well please. With computers there really is a better and a worse. You can quantify and qualify the various different aspects of computers and they don't change no matter how opinionated someone is.

2009 Nov 16 at 16:02

fedex _

2009 Mar 23 • 685
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well the iphone is good and all , but in vegas i constantly get failed calls , i need to complain to AT&T

2009 Nov 16 at 16:05