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Apple/Mac Safari 3 Beat (for Mac and PC)
SO I was on apple.com lookin at the new Macbook Air (lightest and thinest mac yet) And I saw Safari 3 and my friend and I were like " Imma try this? " And I did and it's effin amazing! I dont know how it is on dial up but on DSL its great!!
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The "Mad Hamster"
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well i have a MacBook for about 8 months and with cable it is one of the fastest computers i have ever used and once you learn to use them macs are a lot easier to use
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I hold my tongue at apple products. only thing they are superior at is video/sound editing.
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I second that. People tend to get offended when I discuss my views on Apple products "ease of use". They are great media machines though.
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Apple rocks.... too bad they "lock things up" too much..... but apple still rocks
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I don't like apples, and I don't like the company either.
haha, jk. I like their Ipods.. wouldn't buy a computer from them though. |
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the funny thing about not liking either microsoft or not liking apple, especially if you buy from one or the other because of it, is that microsoft owns a very large part of apple....
apple is superior in most audio, video, etc. but (I'm going to get flamed for this...) a pc for the same price as a macbook is just as good. (this is based on a few performance tests I ran on a pc built from parts that totaled $100 less than my friend's mac book) apple's main advantage is that different parties don't build different parts, additionally, the parts are made specifically to work with eachother. PC is all third party hardware. because of that PCs tend to be able to fit price ranges better as well as cater to specific needs. this is all my opinion and I probably have more but I have to get back to work |
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Linux is an open source operating system. It doesn't really have anything to do with hardware though. Linux is ideal for those who know a lot about computers as they can more easily tweak things to fix compatibility problems than they can with Windows. However, if you don't have an interest in the inner workings of your computer, you may find Linux a bit more confusing than Windows or a Mac.
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indeed linux is my OS of preference. It's pretty simple to figure out if you can be bothered to learn about it.
Unfortunately both my workplace and school require XP so I have my home pc set up as dual boot (VERY useful for people who want program compatability from xp as well as the freedom of linux) |
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Honestly, I try not to say much either way. I acknowledge that I have a huge bias towards Microsoft. In fact, in 2 and a half hours I will be going in for a job interview with them.
I've used Macs on a number of occasions and, other than things being in different places than they are on Windows, my only real complaint is the lack of control given to the user. That's speaking for the OS; the hardware issue is a completely different thing. I admit I have only used Linux a little bit, but I would be interested in exploring it further when I have the time. Now that this thread has gone completely , I ask the original poster, "What exactly is it about Safari 3 that you like so much?"I know that Safari is Apple's web browser, but I have never used it myself. What is it about the browser that makes it superior to Firefox, IE, or Opera? Ha ha, the IE one is easy. I may have a Microsoft bias, but even I won't use IE. |
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When searching on safari it has no default search engine to go to (i.e. Google) but as far as everything else, for being the beta version, I have not encountered any problems with it yet, it doesn't slow my pc down at all (I have all 3 broswers on here, may not be a smart move but we'll see) I keep I.E. because of windows updates (Mozilla will not do it) and safari is just a test run lol. Off topic is okay as long as its PC related and I dont think the mods or admin should have a problem with that considering I have contributed to the off topicness and am about to do so again lol OFF TOPIC: So my moms company is about to get rid of some IBM thinkpads and I think I wanna try one and put Linux up there, from the screen shots I have seen, it looks interesting.
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