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Old 01-02-2005, 09:25 PM   #51 (permalink)
 
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good point, well in some older AT p166 cases, the edges are so sharp i got a nasty cut on my thumb from one of those older cases
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good point, well in some older AT p166 cases, the edges are so sharp i got a nasty cut on my thumb from one of those older cases
Yeah, Ive done the same thing. Cases are pretty brutal if you arent careful.
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eek my grammar isnt so good when im still recovering from new years eve isnt it?
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It seems that you are OBVIOUSLY overlooking all of the advantages of owning a Mac.
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Could you explain this one? Ignoring extremely minor not-so-usable-in-modern-situations random operating systems, the numbers are fairly equal. WIndows won't run on a "Mac", and MacOS won't run on a "PC", but otherwise, things are often available for both CPU architectures. BSD, Linux, and less major operating systems can run on both, meaning there is a reasonable variety for either architecture.
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Well, there are some Linux distrobutions for the Mac, but not all X86 distros have a Mac version. I just downloaded a Linux distrobution optimised for older computers and this particular distro doesnt have a Mac version available. Since many linux distros dont have a mac version which takes away one of the greatest aspects of linux - wide variety.
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Wow this thread has been a blast to read I am a hardcore PC user by heart, but my job requires me to fix Macs as well. All I can say is the G5's are truely amazing work. My jaw dropped when I saw the inside of the case and its design. I just setup about 10 G5's the other week and 15 Dells and the G5's were just far to HUGE/BULKY/HEAVY..it sucked ***! lol. Let me tell you though it is going to take a LOT to damage one of these G5's. I dropped one off my cart when I was pushing it to the new user and amazingly nothing happend (thank the lordddd it wouldve been my ***).

About the only thing that makes me dislike the Mac platform more and more is the cocky users espicially the ones who just have a lot of daddy's money whipping down a whopping $5,000 for a top of the line G5 and bragging that they have a 6GHZ (LOL) cause they got dual 3.0's or sumthin..sad sad.
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yeah, i know a few die hard mac fans, nice people, but very protective of apple.
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