Poll: Are you a PC or a Mac?

Are you a PC or a Mac?

I'm a human :|

:lol: PC.

PC. I can't stand Mac...

PC.

I can't stand using Macs.

I am a human.

These people who associate a brand name with their living existence concern me.

Im a PC

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=macs_cant

I am a human.

These people who associate a brand name with their living existence concern me.

htekemerald

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Mac OS X, is in fact, FreeBSD/NextSTEP, or as I've recently taken to calling it, FreeBSD plus NextSTEP. Mac OS X is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another flashy hardware accelerated GUI for mouthbreathing idiots obscuring a fully functioning Unix-like system beneath made useful by the BSD/GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the BSD system every day, without realizing it.Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of BSD which is widely used today is often called "Mac OS X" and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the BSD system, developed by the Berkeley CSRG. There really is a Mac OS X, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use

. Mac OS X is the GUI: the program in the system that operates your computer for you if you're too stupid to understand what's going on yourself. The GUI is an inessential part of an operating system, and useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Mac OS X is normally used in combination with the FreeBSD/NextSTEP operating system: the whole system is basically FreeBSD/NextSTEP with **** added, or just FreeBSD/NextSTEP. All the so-called Mac OS X versions are really *** versions of FreeBSD/NextSTEP.

I'm a PC.

I'm a pc by choice but I do use Mac's at uni and I have a iPod.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Mac OS X, is in fact, FreeBSD/NextSTEP, or as I've recently taken to calling it, FreeBSD plus NextSTEP. Mac OS X is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another flashy hardware accelerated GUI for mouthbreathing idiots obscuring a fully functioning Unix-like system beneath made useful by the BSD/GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the BSD system every day, without realizing it.Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of BSD which is widely used today is often called "Mac OS X" and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the BSD system, developed by the Berkeley CSRG. There really is a Mac OS X, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use

. Mac OS X is the GUI: the program in the system that operates your computer for you if you're too stupid to understand what's going on yourself. The GUI is an inessential part of an operating system, and useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Mac OS X is normally used in combination with the FreeBSD/NextSTEP operating system: the whole system is basically FreeBSD/NextSTEP with **** added, or just FreeBSD/NextSTEP. All the so-called Mac OS X versions are really gay versions of FreeBSD/NextSTEP.

dont-read-this

I started on the early PC's but I've been using MACs only since about 1998.

Plan on becoming a Mac this weekend.:oops:

The mini should hold me over till summer when I plan on picking up the next Macbook Pro for college.

Plan on becoming a Mac this weekend.:oops:

The mini should hold me over till summer when I plan on picking up the next Macbook Pro for college.

dercoo

Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. msudude211

Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. msudude211

PC all the way

[QUOTE="msudude211"]Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. clyde46

pc, I hate mac and will always be.

Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. msudude211

[QUOTE="dercoo"]

Plan on becoming a Mac this weekend.:oops:

The mini should hold me over till summer when I plan on picking up the next Macbook Pro for college.

Tjeremiah1988

Thanks, I think (can't tell sarcasm well on the Internet).

The $600 Mac mini is an improvement over my current PC.

E machine. (specs)

2.0 GHz

Ram < 750MB

Full of errors too.

[QUOTE="Tjeremiah1988"][QUOTE="dercoo"]

Plan on becoming a Mac this weekend.:oops:

The mini should hold me over till summer when I plan on picking up the next Macbook Pro for college.

dercoo

Thanks, I think (can't tell sarcasm well on the Internet).

The $600 Mac mini is an improvement over my current PC.

E machine. (specs)

2.0 GHz

Ram > 750MB

Full of errors too.

[QUOTE="msudude211"]Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. dont-read-this

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

OrkHammer007

[QUOTE="OrkHammer007"]

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

msudude211

I am neither, I am BSD guy, if BSD isn't an option since it's not widely recognized in the consumer market, I guess I am a Linux kernel user. Though Macs are now UNIX, so I kind of like them for that, except their users are rather dumb.

Also to that guy who said Mac OSX isn't an OS... it is an operating system, the kernel and subsystems may be whatever hence Linux Kernel, you don't go calling Ubuntu Linux, or Windows 7 Windows NT.

Are you a PC or a Mac?

Vic-Ferrari

[QUOTE="msudude211"][QUOTE="OrkHammer007"]

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

clyde46

I've always been a PC person, Macs just don't appeal to me.

[QUOTE="msudude211"]Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. McJugga

So, you guys are trannies?

[QUOTE="OrkHammer007"]

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

msudude211

PCs are cheaper, there are more options for OSs than just Windows **(though my preference is Windows 2000; I'd still be using it if companies continued to make games compatible with it), and my A+ cert. means I don't need special courses to fix them without voiding the warranty (unlike Apple).

[QUOTE="msudude211"][QUOTE="OrkHammer007"]

I prefer PCs. The entire "I'm a Mac" ad campaign just makes me want to find a Mac user and strangle them to death w/ their mouse. :x

OrkHammer007

PCs are cheaper, there are more options for OSs than just Windows **(though my preference is Windows 2000; I'd still be using it if companies continued to make games compatible with it), and my A+ cert. means I don't need special courses to fix them without voiding the warranty (unlike Apple).

[QUOTE="McJugga"][QUOTE="msudude211"]Switched over to a Mac a couple of years ago, and wow, you don't realize how bad PCs are until you try them both. jeremiah06

So, you guys are trannies?