>>But would his twin brother James have then been able to share the same
>>Mac, or would he have to use a lesser PC? How far does brotherly
>>sharing go? Maybe James could have just had an account on JC's Mac...
>>so easy with Unix.
Sorry, correction. The cat has reminded me that James was JC's ol
> Now this is either a really great pisstake or the guy is serious. You
> decide.
>
He's a looney. Takes one to know one?? :-)
If you go a little further, you find that the Mac OS is Unix with a
nice face. Unix as in most large banks, universities, same like Linux
as mentioned earlier in thi
How depressing. They really mean it. And I thought the whole thing
was tongue in cheek.
Roger Browne
Mike Borgelt wrote:
At 08:41 AM 22/06/2009, you wrote:
now that was hillarious.(for a geek like me) sitting down at my PC
running curtains (or was it windows)
down with mac but bring on
A splendid quote Mike.
Well done!
Roger Browne ( Atheist in my beliefs but not an Apple supporter )
Mike Borgelt wrote:
At 11:09 AM 19/06/2009, you wrote:
>For anybody new to gliding and PCs who is thinking of buying a
computer the knowledge >that Macs (or Linux machines) are pretty much
not
At 08:41 AM 22/06/2009, you wrote:
now that was hillarious.(for a geek like me) sitting down at my PC
running curtains (or was it windows)
down with mac but bring on the communism (e open source Linux)
This is the site that came from:
http://www.objectiveministries.org/creation/propagand
That was really funny :)
They missed the bit where the old multicoloured apple logo could be
linked to the pride flag - ;)
-Cath
(who is writing this message on a mac while my iPhone is updating)
On 22/06/2009, at 7:58 AM, Mike Borgelt wrote:
Really? What are the sales stats?
Anyway her
ralia."
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 8:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Aus-soaring] Tiger and Computing
At 11:09 AM 19/06/2009, you wrote:
>For anybody new to gliding and PCs who is thinking of buying a
computer the knowledge >that Macs (or Linux machines) are pretty much not
used (there
At 11:09 AM 19/06/2009, you wrote:
>For anybody new to gliding and PCs who is thinking of buying a
computer the knowledge >that Macs (or Linux machines) are pretty
much not used (there are a few exceptions with >software being
written by enthusiasts for those OSs) by any gliding software for
f
>For anybody new to gliding and PCs who is thinking of buying a computer the
>knowledge >that Macs (or Linux machines) are pretty much not used (there are a
>few exceptions with >software being written by enthusiasts for those OSs) by
>any gliding software for flight >analysis and instrument sup
I am not going to get into a debate about better computers or not, but
I thought I would help a little.
SeeYou runs perfectly on the free WINE for Mac OS X and Linux, and
even better under the commercial ($39 from memory) Cross Over office.
And you can run native windows applications on Mac
At 09:35 PM 18/06/2009, you wrote:
No, I'm not here to discuss gliding, I want to hear more Mac vs PC bashing.
I'm sure there is a computer email list somewhere with a good discussion on
gliding.
Dave L
Unfortunately the technology of gliding in the last 15 years or so
has changed so that p
No, I'm not here to discuss gliding, I want to hear more Mac vs PC bashing.
I'm sure there is a computer email list somewhere with a good discussion on
gliding.
Dave L
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