702_dialed_rider
Silver Member
what side are you on and give a reason why you think it is the better os
i love macs because the os is simple for people to use and fast
i love macs because the os is simple for people to use and fast
mac vs windows
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Nick Griffin <3
Steel Member
anthony
Bear Grylls
M3MB3R
Mac.
And wow you spelled right for once
And wow you spelled right for once
Grant Schofield
Silver Member
People still own computers?
702_dialed_rider
Silver Member
what type of macs do you guys have i have a imac 24 inch and a mac pro tower g5 the power pc one
Robert
Tr0ll
same and a macbook
yoyoflavored
Steel Member
shit.... uh... PC LYFE, DAWG
702_dialed_rider
Silver Member
do you have a reason why?
humpurple kushiones
Steel Member
because its open source , you can get a good laptop running windows under 500, and have it still be faster than a mac you spent 1500 on. i spend 600 on this asus and its faster than my dads mac book pro hands down.
Oliver Laver
Member
Thank you, I love my windows. its original and the best.
DavidBryson
Steel Member
no-one but you gave a reason for macs...just saying
and i like pc's better, what anthony said pretty much covers it all haha
KieranPeterson
Member
I'll relate this to your scooter for you.
Yes you can go out and by an envy complete and ride that around all you want. Sure it may not have quite the deck length or bar height you set out for, but it does the job and comes in a relatively ready out-of-the box format.
OR
You can do a bit of research, try your buddies scooter and pick out some parts that really suit what you want. The beauty of this is that once you get all these parts, your going to spend an afternoon (maybe even a little more time if you want to be a perfectionist about it) and assemble it the way you want it.
This accomplishes two things. Primarily it "dials" out your scooter the way YOU want it, which makes the most sense seeing as each rider will have unique demands. And second, it intimately introduces you to your scooter, part by part, so that when you bend your first deck or strip your first SCS bolt you know why it happened and how to fix it YOURSELF. You're not going to go out and waste money and time on having someone fix something you use everyday for you because you know how it works yourself, and so you should: you built it.
Now the real deal breaker about your mac (The envy complete) is that every part and software aspect is controlled by the manufacturer. If this allegory between the envy and the mac were to be complete, the envy complete would have to come with every part locked in: bars welded into compression, axles threadlocked with permanent threadlocker and so on and so forth. Thankfully it doesn't, but a mac does.
I'm not saying you have to start by building your own PC because that can be a daunting task, but stay away from apple. They've falsely earned the name of being the "creative" choice as far as computers go, but in actuality most artists who know they're way around a computer will tell you they're a big waste of money.
After learning your way around a PC you'll find macs pretty much insult your intelligence.
Yes you can go out and by an envy complete and ride that around all you want. Sure it may not have quite the deck length or bar height you set out for, but it does the job and comes in a relatively ready out-of-the box format.
OR
You can do a bit of research, try your buddies scooter and pick out some parts that really suit what you want. The beauty of this is that once you get all these parts, your going to spend an afternoon (maybe even a little more time if you want to be a perfectionist about it) and assemble it the way you want it.
This accomplishes two things. Primarily it "dials" out your scooter the way YOU want it, which makes the most sense seeing as each rider will have unique demands. And second, it intimately introduces you to your scooter, part by part, so that when you bend your first deck or strip your first SCS bolt you know why it happened and how to fix it YOURSELF. You're not going to go out and waste money and time on having someone fix something you use everyday for you because you know how it works yourself, and so you should: you built it.
Now the real deal breaker about your mac (The envy complete) is that every part and software aspect is controlled by the manufacturer. If this allegory between the envy and the mac were to be complete, the envy complete would have to come with every part locked in: bars welded into compression, axles threadlocked with permanent threadlocker and so on and so forth. Thankfully it doesn't, but a mac does.
I'm not saying you have to start by building your own PC because that can be a daunting task, but stay away from apple. They've falsely earned the name of being the "creative" choice as far as computers go, but in actuality most artists who know they're way around a computer will tell you they're a big waste of money.
After learning your way around a PC you'll find macs pretty much insult your intelligence.
charliemein
Steel Member
or you can get a mac and not be a moany virgin
William Juniper
Steel Member
I have a MAC. Used to have Windows.... My windows probably took 40min to turn on lol.
You can't even compare the two, unless you're comparing solely operating systems. Even then, the OS experience alters depending on your hardware build, which can differ greatly depending on your build components and even the brand of CPU/motherboard combo you choose.
Y U know add linux distros to the title? Ubuntu kicks the ass of Windows and MAC OS.