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03-03-2009 #1Platinum Poster
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OSX role call.......................
Who else is in the Apple family?
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03-03-2009 #2Veteran Poster
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Here, here...
"I used to dream, it became a reality. Now the reality it feels like a dream..." You are who you truly believe you are, I am now the one my mirror reflected .
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03-03-2009 #3Veteran Poster
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Just to troll yer thread JW lol.
Im a Shiba type of person... Toshiba FTW.
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03-03-2009 #4Gold Poster
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10.5.6 FTW here.
And maybe its easier to withdraw from life
With all of its misery and wretched lies
If we're dead when tomorrow's gone
The Big Machine will just move on
Still we cling afraid we'll fall
Clinging like the memory which haunts us all
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03-03-2009 #5Rookie Poster
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I used to be a geek soo
I used to be a geek so I am running Hackintosh 10.5.6. The XXX Final Release on a Quad Core.
Runs ten times better than vista or anything else I have had.
Plus I can do video editing on it in FCS2 and work in Logic and aperature.
GO mac and never go back.
cheers
Astrid
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03-03-2009 #6Rookie Poster
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wow...and you only had to pay $3000 for your mac???
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03-03-2009 #7Junior Poster
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Macbook Pro here. Never had a problem with it, unlike when you run Microsoft shite.
Fuck Microsoft.
It's not hurting anyone,so what's your problem?
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03-03-2009 #8Veteran Poster
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Re: I used to be a geek soo
So agree with you, Astrid! I love my Apple
Originally Posted by astridgirl
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03-03-2009 #9Platinum Poster
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your point? Originally Posted by ilovetgirls36
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03-03-2009 #10Rookie Poster
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Not to be argumentative or anything but..
Windows OS(s) aren't really all that bad, the problem with them for a majority of people (it seems like from my perspective) is that people don't know all the really arcane and/or obtuse aspects to fix their OS when it decides to go AWOL on them.
Admittedly that's a problem with the Windows OS systems I agree, but once a person surpasses that issue, then the OS tends to run *very* smoothly and efficiently.
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