bill gates loses the plot over vistyawwn

[flappo]

every mac comes with ilife , which includes imovie and idvd

my sister did her fine art degree on her mac using these tools and passed with flying colours

she even bought final cut pro and found the built in imovie was easier to use and got a refund on fcp a week later

hidden costs , that's the thing aboot pc's

you buy the main rig cheap , then the support costs balloon everything after the event..

mac's are cheaper in the long run - ie; after the guarantee runs out

[scamper]

Originally posted by Hardrock69
Bill Gates is full of shit.

Bill Gates rules, in a den of thieves he owned everyone else. Macs are good if you need to dumb it down, and they're great for graphics but if you don't need either one of those go with a PC.

[flappo]

you're a fucking moron , you braindead cunt

the entire basis for a modern pc/mac is something called the graphical user interface - GUI , based on , yup , THE GRAPHICS !!! so what makes ya think a computer with better graphics capability in the os sucks ? i thought you pc fanboys bought pc's to play games on after all , dimwit

check this out and then SHUT THE FUCK UP

http://www.apple.com/pro/profiles/

all the idiots that use a mac , eh ?



son , you just got owned

[scamper]

Originally posted by flappo
you're a fucking moron , you braindead cunt

the entire basis for a modern pc/mac is something called the graphical user interface - GUI , based on , yup , THE GRAPHICS !!! so what makes ya think a computer with better graphics capability in the os sucks ? i thought you pc fanboys bought pc's to play games on after all , dimwit

check this out and then SHUT THE FUCK UP

http://www.apple.com/pro/profiles/

all the idiots that use a mac , eh ?



son , you just got owned

Xerox built the GUI do your history, apple was the first thief. Who's the dumass now

[flappo]

actually , dumBass , read the following and maybe you'll learn something

http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/gui.ars/2

"The father of the GUI

Douglas Engelbart in 1968
Douglas Englebart completed his degree in electrical engineering in 1948 and settled down in a nice job at the NACA Institute (the forerunner of NASA). However, one day while driving to work he had an epiphany: he realized that his real calling as an engineer was not to work on small projects that might only benefit a few people. Instead, he wanted to work on something that would benefit all of humanity. He recalled Bush's essay and started thinking about ways in which a machine could be built that would augment human intellect. During the war he had worked as a radar operator, so he was able to envision a display system built around cathode ray tubes where the user could build models of information graphically and jump around dynamically to whatever interested them.

Finding someone to fund his wild ideas proved to be a long and difficult task. He received his PhD in 1955, and got a job at the Stanford Research Institute, where he received many patents for miniaturizing computer components. By 1959 he had earned enough recognition to receive funding from the United States Air Force to work on his ideas. In 1962, Douglas published his ideas in a seminal essay entitled "Augmenting Human Intellect." In this paper, Douglas argued that digital computers could provide the quickest method to "increase the capability of a man to approach a complex problem situation, to gain comprehension to suit his particular needs, and to derive solutions to problems." He envisioned the computer not as a replacement for human intellect, but a tool for enhancing it. One of the first hypothetical examples he described for this technology was of an architect designing a building using something similar to modern graphical CAD software.

This was a huge leap in thinking for 1962. The only computers that existed at the time were giant mainframes, and typically users would interact with them using what was called "batch processing." A user would submit a program on a series of punch cards, the computer would run the program at some scheduled time, and then the results would be picked up hours or even days later. Even the idea of having users enter commands on a text-based terminal in real-time (called "time-sharing" in the jargon of the day) was considered radical back then.

Douglas and his growing staff worked for years to develop the ideas and technology that finally culminated in a public demonstration in front of over a thousand computer professionals in 1968"

Doug Engelbart - inventor of the gui and the mouse and ripped off by Xerox

!!!

[flappo]

[Julius]

Further proof that Joe Rogan is a cunt.

[flappo]

a gay cunt at that

closeted dago poof