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**Big A** · 06-05-2007, 02:18 PM

Unless you want to actually do something beyond documents and making ****ty home made movies.

I see.
I suppose that is why almost every publishing company and almost every film/video production company uses Macs?
When the people who actually have to use the computers get to make the purchasing decision (rather than the ****wit bean counters whose only criterion is price, not functionality or suitabilty for the task) they choose Mac.
How odd! People preferring computers that actually work.
I converted to Mac in 1998 when I got tired of Windows 98 choking to death on its own temporary files and falling over every couple of hours.
Even with the latest PCs, run a 4 gigabyte Quark Xpress file and watch them **** themselves an die.

I wished that I had gone down the Mac road in 1985 when I bought my first computer.
I was deterred by the price of the Mac. If only I had understood the enormity of the mistake that I was making.
The lie that one cannot get applications for whatever your want for Mac is pure BS.
I publish newspapers and magazines; edit video; record and edit sound files; and do just about everything else that a person might want to do on a computer.
I can and do get software that caters to all my needs and wants.
During the past nine years as a happy Mac user I have not encountered one problem that could be attributed to the Mac platform. Not one!
Meanwhile, two Microsoft certified IT people whom I know cry on my shoulder about what a useless piece of bug-ridden crap Vista is.
There is a major problem with device drivers and every form of software clash, so they tell me.
Although thanks to Zionist persecution I remain unemployed (waves to the staff at Centrelink

) I do some volunteer publishing work for a couple of charitable organisations. They have PCs in their offices. Every time that I have the misfortune to use them it reminds me how blessed I am to be a Mac owner.

06-05-2007, 02:18 PM	#12
Big A Join Date Oct 2005 Age 50 Posts 4,148 Administrator	Unless you want to actually do something beyond documents and making **ty home made movies. I see. I suppose that is why almost every publishing company and almost every film/video production company uses Macs? When the people who actually have to use the computers get to make the purchasing decision (rather than the wit bean counters whose only criterion is price, not functionality or suitabilty for the task) they choose Mac. How odd! People preferring computers that actually work. I converted to Mac in 1998 when I got tired of Windows 98 choking to death on its own temporary files and falling over every couple of hours. Even with the latest PCs, run a 4 gigabyte Quark Xpress file and watch them ** themselves an die. I wished that I had gone down the Mac road in 1985 when I bought my first computer. I was deterred by the price of the Mac. If only I had understood the enormity of the mistake that I was making. The lie that one cannot get applications for whatever your want for Mac is pure BS. I publish newspapers and magazines; edit video; record and edit sound files; and do just about everything else that a person might want to do on a computer. I can and do get software that caters to all my needs and wants. During the past nine years as a happy Mac user I have not encountered one problem that could be attributed to the Mac platform. Not one! Meanwhile, two Microsoft certified IT people whom I know cry on my shoulder about what a useless piece of bug-ridden crap Vista is. There is a major problem with device drivers and every form of software clash, so they tell me. Although thanks to Zionist persecution I remain unemployed (waves to the staff at Centrelink ) I do some volunteer publishing work for a couple of charitable organisations. They have PCs in their offices. Every time that I have the misfortune to use them it reminds me how blessed I am to be a Mac owner.
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