Quote: sootyj @ August 10 2009, 10:04 PM BSTI'd like to use a Mac but as a hetrosexual I'm not allowed.
I don't know about your computer but mine is a manly silver steel with a sticker of AC/DC on the back. Hellz yea! Someone quick! Bump chests with me! No time, I gotta go work on my gluts now!
AC-DC 74 up, 11 down
1: An Australian Hard Rock Band.
2: AC/DC stands for Alternating Current/Direct Current, referring to electrical power.
3: Also refers to someone who is bi-sexual
'Back in black' is a classic rock song.
It would appear according to the Urban dictionary that Leevil is indeed right.
Quote: sootyj @ August 10 2009, 10:09 PM BSTAC-DC 74 up, 11 down
1: An Australian Hard Rock Band.
2: AC/DC stands for Alternating Current/Direct Current, referring to electrical power.
3: Also refers to someone who is bi-sexual
'Back in black' is a classic rock song.It would appear according to the Urban dictionary that Leevil is indeed right.
Does...does this mean I have to kiss a man now? 
Quote: Badge @ August 10 2009, 10:02 PM BSTSorry for not responding earlier, my PC froze.
That or give Steve Jobs one of the organs he's currently missing.
Bill Gates may make shit operating systems, but at least he still owns his original liver.
Quote: Badge @ August 10 2009, 10:02 PM BSTSorry for not responding earlier, my PC froze.
What did you catch it doing?
I shall defer to the writings of Mr Charlie Brooker on this issue...
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 10 2009, 10:23 PM BST
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 10 2009, 10:23 PM BSTI shall defer to the writings of Mr Charlie Brooker on this issue...
Well that guy is a bit of a douche.
Quote: Curt @ August 10 2009, 10:29 PM BSTWell that guy is a bit of a douche.
That the best you got? 
I have both so I'm not really bothered. 
Pervert
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 10 2009, 10:30 PM BSTThat the best you got?
I hate getting into arguments about what what computer has what to offer.
I have used a Mac since early 2000 because I work in graphics and PCs couldn't compare at the time.
I stayed with Mac because they are reliable.
*giggles*
Quote: Tim Walker @ August 10 2009, 10:23 PM BSTI shall defer to the writings of Mr Charlie Brooker on this issue...
Great article. Completely wrong of course, but well-written.
I have a Mac and PC sat next to one another on my desk. I use my PC for boring work stuff, and my Mac for cool stuff like making music and editing video etc. Yes you can do that on PCs but it's simply not as good or user-friendly. Where's the PC equivalent of Garageband? Nowhere, it doesn't exist.
Another thing, this PC is two years old and it's had several nasty viruses, one of which almost f**ked the HD altogether. My Mac is 5 years old and has had no viruses. That's because Macs don't really get them.
Macs just work 
ahhh... *smug*
Hah! Had to edit! 
But I'm on my crappy Linux at the moment 