Hello there!

[Tomi]

Lol, what a good representation of DEVPPL we set for this new member. xD haha

[Johnathan]

What? That Macs are the way to go and not to listen to people with a dog name like Tomi lol?

[Tomi]

If I wasn't a nice person id have probably ripped your head off by now. lol

[dflynn]

two words: no viruses

[Johnathan]

there are plusses to both OS's it's just that OSX has more and Tomi is to just trying to justify all the money he spent on his comp and extra monitor and thinks buying a new laptop will make it all better.

ps. Sorry for any stupid typos or anything, doing this on my *Apple* iPod.

[ZeuZ]

two words: no viruses

Since when?
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Dude, the reason why there weren't much malware spreeding through it is because of not much people targeting it...
Nowadays, you can go to milw0rm and get shellcodes, kernel level exploits that grant you control, and for some weird reason, there's even one that claims to corrupt the EFI.. Dunno how, though... I just knew that, for example, in Linux, the nvram module can be used to blank some BIOS passwords, but, screw the whole EFI down? I dunno how that's supposed to work...

Apple hardware is good, no doubt, but OSX is choppy in my opinion...

[Tomi]

there are plusses to both OS's it's just that OSX has more and Tomi is to just trying to justify all the money he spent on his comp and extra monitor and thinks buying a new laptop will make it all better.

ps. Sorry for any stupid typos or anything, doing this on my *Apple* iPod.

Doesn't even make sense, my amazing computer which has been running perfect, virus free for nearly 2 years cost less than and is better than the latest Macs. And that price includes my 2x19" wide screen monitors, my logitech g15 with lcd screen and my surround sound. Win.

I'm getting a laptop to take to college, my dads and friends houses and stuff, it's not a replacement for my PC at all.

Since when?
Quote on: muymac.com and neomac
Dude, the reason why there weren't much malware spreeding through it is because of not much people targeting it...
Nowadays, you can go to milw0rm and get shellcodes, kernel level exploits that grant you control, and for some weird reason, there's even one that claims to corrupt the EFI.. Dunno how, though... I just knew that, for example, in Linux, the nvram module can be used to blank some BIOS passwords, but, screw the whole EFI down? I dunno how that's supposed to work...

Apple hardware is good, no doubt, but OSX is choppy in my opinion...

Windows Wins!

[Johnathan]

Well... shut up! lol

[Tomi]

mwhahaha xD

[Johnathan]

Uh Oh!
http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/28/leak ... 64-bit-di/