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racketboy - Jan 29, 2004 |
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racketboy | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
I'm not even a Mac owner and this makes me sad ins... |
IBarracudaI | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
How can someone do something like that?? |
Scared0o0Rabbit | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
wow, they just took a REALLY expensive computer, and cut the value in half or less. BRAVO! I'm not a mac user, but it doesn't even look nice like macs do anymore. |
Gallstaff | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
I think it fucking owns |
racketboy | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
Wait till Cloud sees this... |
Tagrineth | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
What a waste. >_> Even if it is a mac, a dual G5 isn't something you just toss aside... ;_; |
Alexvrb | Jan 29, 2004 | ||||
Why does it own? The case is all wrong for a PC, and his resulting computer is a POS with really horrible mounting, setup, appearance, etc. Cloud: You're going a bit overboard there buddy. I thought it was a shame too, more importantly dishonest and a waste, but it IS just a computer. |
Pearl Jammzz | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
I meant price wise, haha. 3.5g's.....as in 3.5 grand. |
Gallstaff | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
I find the G5 overpriced for not that great a machine anyway. It's like at 2 ghz... yay? I paid 90 dollars for an athlon xp and oh look, it's 2 ghz as well. The computer could be a fine machine and all, but it's just so damn proprietary it doesn't give you the freedom a pc does. |
mal | Jan 29, 2004 | |||
What an absolute tool. Sure, if you got your hands on a dead G5 and PC'd the case I'd have no problem, but gutting a perfectly good one, doing a really half assed job and putting in crap hardware? |
Tindo@heart | Jan 29, 2004 | ||||
At least this moron has a heart. ;-) the G5 lives on chill out. |
Cloud121 | Jan 29, 2004 | ||||
Windows is definitely not as "free" as you would like to think, nor would Macs be as "restricted" as you would like to think. Windows tries to lock you into using their software by defaulting to their software, versus something you install. This, however is matched on the Mac OS, so in this respect, Windows is not about "freedom". You might also be saying that PC's are better because you can install a variety of operating systems on it, and that you can use a variety of hardware. The same, though you may not have realized, is the same for Macintosh Hardware. I can go to NetBSD's, Kernel.org, Mandrake's, Gentoo's, etc. website and grab a disc image of their open operating system, which has just as much choice as on commodity x86 hardware, and install it over the default OS X. Apple's hardware can also support a variety of plug-in cards, close to my knowledge, if there is a matching driver for *nix, as OS X and *nix is quite similiar (though different in it's programming interface), so, along with Apple's extensive example codebase for Darwin, one could port over a driver rather easily. Also, I don't see Apple trying to get you to use an operating system that's soon to have "trusted computing" at it's core, nor will Apple hardware have to use a proprietary bios that Microsoft is creating, that will ultimately add more bugs to Microsoft's already buggy operating system. I haven't seen anything like the mydoom, sobig, etc, hit the Macintosh platform, so you'd then have a point with the freedom of viruses to contract. You also have the freedom with Microsoft software to choose which spyware you'd like to have. |
Dyne | Jan 30, 2004 | |||
"Donāt get me wrong, Iām sure G5 is a great computer, but I wanted a Dell for Christmas." so he has the know how to gut this thing, change it to his liking but wanted a DELL!!?? build your own you apeshit. what a moron. |
Des-ROW | Jan 30, 2004 | |||
My god! How horrible! People can be EXTREMELY idiotic sometimes... I just can't stop crying... this is so... terrible... *cries more* |
Des-ROW | Jan 30, 2004 | ||||
DUAL 2GHz, 64-bit processor, 1GHz Bus. All processors aren't the same but with different "speed". |
Gallstaff | Jan 30, 2004 | ||||
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