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Geek Culture / Brace yourself.

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Kanzure
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 15:23
http://http://www.yaromat.com/macos8

...Funny joke, tell me what you think .
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Kanzure
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http://www.yaromat.com/macos8

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QuothTheRaven
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 15:26
note to self, dont go to that link while at school

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Benjamin
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 15:30
note to self: why?

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Benjamin
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 15:35
what does it do? it says 'loading up' So i closed it

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spooky
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 16:22
Absolutely brilliant!

Gave me some good ideas for some websites I need to do for some clients.

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The Communist
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 16:24
it pretends deleting windows, then installing Mac OS, then starting a Flash-copy of Mac OS, which looks very real... cool

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OneTouch
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 19:13


need more information on game development,
visit http://www.dtagames.com
MrTAToad
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Posted: 6th Mar 2003 23:35
Typical Mac - crashes at 97%...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 00:40
ROFLMFAO! well it is quite ironic don't ya think toady?

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MrTAToad
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 00:51
Indeed - at least it didn't take out the whole computer, like Linux...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
MrTAToad
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 00:52
I did get it running by the way...

Shame it doesn't show OS X. Aside from the odd look in PC World, I'll like to see what its like...

Shame Macs are so expensive for what little you get.

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 01:26
if you like the MacOS look ... there are themes for WinBlinds and Windows Plus! which give your system a full Mac makeover.

personally i've always disliked the Mac look, its always been a cop off of Workbench (atleast the past like 4versions)

Tsu'va Oni Ni Jyuuko Fiori Sei Tau!
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Kale
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 14:43
MasOS is too much eye candy for the titchy processors in them!

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indi
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 15:23
haha mac stole it from zerox and windows is a direct copy of mac.

macintosh have been at the forefront for many years and have been the first to produce so many of the things u expect as the norm today.

windows is a heap of junk compared to other Oses and hardware platforms.

Learn to use them all effectivley then come back and give us your views.

otherwise its just a bunch of kids having a baseless argument.

thats not even a good attempt at os 8

hello we are on 9.x and OSX in case u wanted to catch up to the times.

lol fools everywhere.

Shadow Robert
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 21:13
yes perhaps ... but the past 5 or so versions of Mac have been directly based on Workbench

i mean FOR GODS SAKE OSX is a fuckin' duplicate of Workbench/AmigaOS 5.0 - yet its used so little no one even noticed. I'm not saying this is a bad thing as such because i like Workbench, but it still stupid that they can't figure out thier own look and setup.

Look at Windows, 3.x might have started as a clone of MacOS - however now it is an entirely different animal in the look and use, most people who try to use 3.1 now can't because the setup is so different and foreign ... just like using Macs

we're not all so used to bottom set start menus - and fold out standard programs - program taskbars and Internet Explorer style folders, that if you go onto a Mac with MacOS 9 or below ... or use an older version of Windows, you can get lost so easily.

i know alot of people hate microsoft, and just because they gauge thier customers really ... but not being funny, it is probably the best and most well thought out GUIOS around.

Everything is very easily available, and setup to make the lives of those who've never used a computer before so much easier ... as well as being infinately customiseable.

i mean anyone who goes around saying "oh windwos is so bad because it crashs all the time!" or "its so bad becuase its not 100% compatible" ... if you can find me ONE Operating System which is 100% crashproof, and 100% compatible with all the software developed for it ... then i will give you $1million

because there isn't one, Operating System are developed by people who make mistakes and bugs which are then compiled because the bugs are not 100% taken out before they work on the next version ... and really I've had Linux, Unix, Solaris, MacOS, FreeBSD & AmigaOS crash on me MORE than WindowsXP ever has.

And i've never had a crash under XP which wasn't my fault in the first place ... perhaps it isn't 100% compatible with its back media, but then to make sure you get the best possible speed Windows works in several OS environments and making sure they're all 100% compatible is just an impossible task.

The reason Windows is the most used isn't because its the best, it isn't because it was the most comercialised or any bull like that ... its because it is the Simplest and most Robust of all the Operating Systems.

It is something you can continually abuse and it'll just keep comming back for more, because it is bloody hard to kill it off without some knowlage of how it works ... even then the lastest versions have protection to stop you from abusing it that way!

Tsu'va Oni Ni Jyuuko Fiori Sei Tau!
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MrTAToad
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 21:25
The main problem with Apple is that they are very, VERY expensive for what little you get.

Being RISCy, no doubt they are more powerful than x86 chips, (much like the StrongARM processor is), but they need to seriously reduce prices...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
WarWolf
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Posted: 7th Mar 2003 21:27
Raven:
"i know alot of people hate microsoft, and just because they gauge thier customers really ... but not being funny, it is probably the best and most well thought out GUIOS around."

nope, linux is a whole lot better. with the rrecent releases of KDE, you get a really nice looking and functional GUI, quite close to winXP. AND it's a whole lot more stable than windows.

"And i've never had a crash under XP"
LOL, you must be some kind of god. XP never crashed for you? unbelievable...

"The reason Windows is the most used isn't because its the best, it isn't because it was the most comercialised or any bull like that ... its because it is the Simplest and most Robust of all the Operating Systems."

well, it's far from the most robust of all os:es, really. infact i had so much problems with winXP, i gave it up, using win2kpro instead, which works better, still not good.
i agree that it is the simplest though, which is not always a good thing since it makes it a whole lot harder to make more advanced os-operations

when using linux, i suggest using debian with KDE as window manager. debian has a really easy installation interface, much easier than windows's actually. just type the name of program you want to install, and it automatically downloads, installs and configures it for you. niiiiice and smoooooth... =)

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Rob K
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 00:00
"LOL, you must be some kind of god. XP never crashed for you? unbelievable..."

Even I find that hard to believe. Even staunch supporters of XP will normally admit that they have blue-screened out a few times. XP is normally reasonably stable.

However, recently the biggest problem I find with XP is:

THE BLOODY SHELL!

Explorer is SOOOOO slow it is utterly unbelievable. At first I thought it was just me then after building about 4 XP PCs for other people, I realised that it wasn't. MacOS X looks much nicer and the shell is much more responsive. KDE looks as good and is way more responsive as well.

Current Project: Retro Compo. Entry.
MrTAToad
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 01:09
Yes, it can be rather slow...

The OS I liked best (so far anyway), is RISC OS...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
indi
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 02:19
The Communist
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 02:22
BTW, i warwolf didn't write that, i did

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MrTAToad
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 11:05
But its such a captalist idea...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 15:33
well i don't find XP or .Net greatly slow apart from booting up applications - for some reason it hangs for a little while or something.

in the past 5months of using XP though i've only ever had 2 blue screens, both of which were my own fault cause i was trying to do something that XP isn't really capable of.
I've never had the machine lock, crash, etc... into an unrecoverable state meaning that i have to reboot or even worse reinstall as i have in all the other windows and OS's i've used.

i've noticed that XP is an OS that as long as you don't start pissing about with it when you havn't a clue what your doing it'll always work fine... its only when you start messing about with OverClocking, setting up personal bootmodes, accessing the wrong memory areas, running protected areas of the HDD in the Command Line, etc...

if you ever get the Blue screen, i can gaurentee it was YOUR fault which caused it to show ... not simply running an application. As if an application won't run it'll just come up with debug information.

if i was to ever give up the Windows Platform i'd trade it in for AmigaOS Alpha (6.0) which is comming soon, there isn't a chance in hell i'd ever completely use Linux, MacOS or anything like that ... because you have to fart-arse around installing your own GUI, your own Manager for that GUI, setup all the options yourself, and quite frankly i don't want to sit there for several damn'd hours setting GUIs which i can't fuckin' stand using in the first place being carbon copies of useless UI's

sorry but i think all of ya'll being so ANTI-Microsoft for so many years you can't see the trees for the forest. All you see is another Microsoft product, therefor immediatly its bad... i've heard of so many people having so many problem with it, yet how come its ONLY developers i ever hear about these problems from.

my ENTIRE family is using this Operating System, some are on Home, some are one Professional ... only my Father, Brothers and Sister are computer literate - and yet still non of my family has ever had a problem OR got the blue screen!
EVEN MY FREAKING GRANDPARENTS can use it without any problems and have done for the past year!!

personally i think that says a hellof alot more right there than i ever could.
from my POV as a developer, its one of the best systems to work on ... from my POV as a user it is the most fun and robust OS available.

i'm not someone who is all PRO microsoft here and like how they're bloody ripping us off all the time ... that said i'm not such a blind and judgemental fool that i can't recognise a bloody good product when i see and use it. Disagree all you like, that your opinion - but from what i see Microsoft Windows is the most advanced, most robust, most easily developed for, and most easily accessiable by all ranges of the business and private sectors of any operating system.

Tsu'va Oni Ni Jyuuko Fiori Sei Tau!
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MrTAToad
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Posted: 8th Mar 2003 18:09
I think XP is very good - its the only OS I haven't managed to crash within 5 mintues of first getting it...

Whilst I dont like some of their designs methodologies (get rid of COM please! And re-do the DirectX interface, and do more testing), they do products that people want and fairly reasonable prices...

Good news everyone! I really am THAT good...
http://www.nickk.nildram.co.uk/ for great plug-ins - oh my, yes!
Kangaroo2
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Posted: 10th Mar 2003 22:57
XP has NEVER crashed on me by itself since installing it. I am not a God, I just use new software on a new PC. The only time its crashed is when using filesharing p2p utilities and my god man what do you expect lol

XP as an operating shell is slow as a default tho by the way it tries to do everything within Explorer - but that can be turned off And another thing I don't like about it, is its size on the HDD, and the annoying liscence thingy, which bugs you even if what you are doing is totally legal But it IS very stable.

That said I've never crashed a Mac either - but I've only really used them for DTP and graphic design.

I loved Workbench I haven't used it properly for years tho, I'd love 2 get one of those new hi-spec AmigaPC thingies

Coming Soon! Kangaroo2 Studio... wait and quiver with anticipation! lol
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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 11th Mar 2003 00:20
oh hell yeah (^_^) when i've got enough i've gotta get myself one of those new Amiga Laptops (at £3,200 each its not cheap - especially for the setup)

i've crashed MacOS quit a few times, OSX is the easiest to date to crash as well... i'm not sure what people mean by XP being slow - i mean the only thing that slow is the FileExplorer, but then again its always been that bloody slow!

every file manager is slow, unless you turn all the options down to bare min - but then you don't get any data on what the files are and such.

the only thing which i'd have to bitch at being TOO slow on XP would be the search, that is PAINFULLY slower than the other Windows... but that all said i'm still not sure what the big deal about WinME was, cause that OS performed great for me all the time

XP has a tendancy to hang when you pull too many resources too quickly (well on slower systems) because the file system was never designed for that burst of information - but the new WinFS is far quicker

Tsu'va Oni Ni Jyuuko Fiori Sei Tau!
One block follows the suit ... the whole suit of blocks is the path ... what have you found?
Danmatsuma
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Posted: 14th Mar 2003 17:31
Amiga pc I thought that was shelved?

don't get my hopes up...

And I must be a dinosaur cause I'm still using win98se

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Andy Igoe
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Posted: 14th Mar 2003 19:55
Something is wrong with my OS, I can't access the chooser, my extensions are missing and patch 4 wont run. *grumble*

Oh wait, this is a PC. Yes cunningly clever BUT WHERE ARE MY EYES! I cannot remember ever seeing MacOS 8 without those installed.

For some reason I saw less of them on MacOS 9, and OSX for all it's bells and whistles really should have had them as standard.

What is the world coming too :/

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Shadow Robert
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Posted: 15th Mar 2003 02:24
no you can still get Amiga's from listed retailers ... but they're VERY expensive and take a while to be build as they're made to order only

search the net for Amiga Retailers and you should get some

Tsu'va Oni Ni Jyuuko Fiori Sei Tau!
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Danmatsuma
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Posted: 15th Mar 2003 13:18
Cooool, oh wait, not cool at all, I could buy an old cessna for that

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