On Sep 22, 2008, at 12:06 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Tom there are just some points you never seem to get.
I just read an article http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/18557/
that is an interesting read on the subject of Macs and small
business.
Pat
this article is the biggest joke i have ever seen as an argument to put micks
in to a biz app environment.
1. get the files transfered for free
woopee
2.lepard is intuitive
my wife has run OS's since before os existed(cpm), through all the xerox
systems(alto,star,), windoz systems, . she
On Sep 23, 2008, at 4:33 PM, gerald wrote:
this article is the biggest joke i have ever seen as an argument to
put micks in to a biz app environment.
1. get the files transfered for free
woopee
This can be a big deal for someone switching. At the end of the
exercise, their address book,
I just read an article
http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/18557/ that is an
interesting read on the subject of Macs and small business.
1. Free, Fast File Transfer From Apple
I agree, this is a good and useful service. Dell includes this as
well, but of course, they don't have
At 04:59 PM 9/23/2008, you wrote:
On Sep 23, 2008, at 4:33 PM, gerald wrote:
this article is the biggest joke i have ever seen as an argument to
put micks in to a biz app environment.
1. get the files transfered for free
woopee
This can be a big deal for someone switching. At the end of the
Well thank you for proving my point, though I don't appreciate the
crudity and am not quoting that part of your post. When you have to
resort to crudity it is a good sign that your case is not a good one. You
are only trying to squelch discussion.
An organization that has to depend on
You don't get to attribute quality using a 10,000,000
Frenchmen can't be wrong type of argument.
I couldn't agree more, and yet that is exactly what you do, repeatedly.
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The problem is you can't be happy! You just CAN'T be! It's not possible!
You are in denial..that's it..denial.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:31 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall
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I use Dell's all day long and am supremely happy with them.
So what is the big deal?
Why can't
Stewart, I am more than happy to allow you to enjoy Windows, if you
wish. I was merely making a point, not dissing anyone.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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I use Dell's all day long and am supremely happy with them.
So what is the big deal?
Why can't we just get along. (I
I use Dell's all day long and am supremely happy with them.
So what is the big deal?
I use Dells and Macs all day long. So what is the big deal indeed? You
folks act like I don't know what a PC is. I know how to build them and I
know how to program them. And I know how to avoid them too.
But
Why is it impossible that there are actually people who don't mind...in fact
prefer to use windows?
Off topic. Nobody denies this. Think of the most peverse thing you can
imagine. I won't deny that there are actually people who don't mind and
in fact enjoy it. So what?
You don't get to attribute quality using a 10,000,000
Frenchmen can't be wrong type of argument.
I couldn't agree more, and yet that is exactly what you do,
repeatedly.
Not at all.
Tom, you do this routinely. Just a couple of days ago: Zune is a loser
because everybody buys iPods.
Yer the king of off topic...so you'd know
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is it impossible that there are actually people who don't mind...in
fact
prefer to use windows?
Off topic. Nobody denies this. Think of the most peverse thing you can
On Sep 22, 2008, at 1:21 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Not always the case.
I have a lot of stuff that is quite old and is still chugging along.
So do I (and come to think of it so am I). ;^)
Want a 386? Got one in my garage.
No thanks - I did run one (under LINUX) up until a few
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 1:40 PM, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Get what?
Why is it impossible that there are actually people who don't mind...in
fact
prefer to use windows?
It is not impossible. No one said it was. In fact, it happens to be the
case.
Among those people who have tried 2,
But overall, for many of us, seeing people use Windows is like seeing them
spend money on lottery tickets. Often the ones who are doing either one can
afford it the least.
Gosh, I can't wait to try out those systems those smug and
condescending fellows were talking about!
I did not see the original post on this thread, but would like to add
that there is a perception in micro business and nonprofit worlds that
the learning curve from PC to Mac/Apple is large. As most of the
incoming workforce and the volunteer base grew up on PCs, this may be
another reason
Another aspect of fear that I failed to mention. Thanks.
A false belief BTW.
I did not see the original post on this thread, but would like to add
that there is a perception in micro business and nonprofit worlds that
the learning curve from PC to Mac/Apple is large. As most of the
Tom, you do this routinely. Just a couple of days ago: Zune is a loser
because everybody buys iPods. Remember? I know that you were paraphrasing
Pogue, but why post that if you don't agree with the premise?
This shows that you did not read what I wrote. This is what started the
hullabaloo. I
On Sep 22, 2008, at 5:15 PM, GK wrote:
I did not see the original post on this thread, but would like to
add that there is a perception in micro business and nonprofit
worlds that the learning curve from PC to Mac/Apple is large. As
most of the incoming workforce and the volunteer base
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