The 17" powerbook has NO competition on the PC side -- it's by far the lightest and nicest designed 17" there is, if anything... all the others are big, ugly, and clunky as hell.. …

Quote: Originally posted by StonedRose: If you can get this setup...I highly recommend it. DesktopPC for gaming and other things. Portables...always stay mac. Games a…

Quote: Originally posted by StonedRose: If you can get this setup...I highly recommend it. DesktopPC for gaming and other things. Portables...always stay mac. Games a…

i had the same thing in mind when i bought my powerbook. only with City Of Heros. Unfortunately, there is no mac version of COH because it uses direct X heavily.

If you can get this setup...I highly recommend it. DesktopPC for gaming and other things. Portables...always stay mac. Games are OK...not great..but getting better. But video c…

just picked these up, they're pretty damn awesome. most don't see a reason to upgrade the headphones, but i still believe you get a better experience with better/clearer headphone…

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: Why I'm not surprised that you pulled an �If you don't like it, switch to windows�? Because Windows is an example of what happ…

Quote: Originally posted by theolein: I don't know what you hope to achieve with your constant complaining about OSX. Apple isn't going to change the system back to an O…

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium:That's part of it, but there was always some degree of security which we needed but never had. OSX corrects that, and if mAxximo's…

Quote: Originally posted by CharlesS: Okay, this one's valid. When you copy a folder that has a custom icon to an MS-DOS formatted disk, it bails out, because the invisi…

Why hasn't mAxximo been shown the door yet?

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: I'd say it's more like satisfying the 50% or more of the userbase that's still comfortably using their Macs, waiting for OS X to be …

Quote: Originally posted by TETENAL: http://www.macnewsworld.com/story/41957.html A long time Mac veteran has written an open letter to Steve Jobs, criticizing Mac OS X…

Quote: Originally posted by OreoCookie: We need permissions to make the OS more secure. Remember that there was no internet when the original MacOS (and any flavor of Wi…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: You must have been reading some other post because I never said that you couldn't use / in UNIX filenames but rather you can'…

Quote: Originally posted by vasu: That's good to know, I do have an OEM Radeon 9600... Is it a problem with the board/firmware, or the OSX driver in panther? Do you hap…

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: No, as opposed to overly paranoid security schemes. So what's "just right", then? Windows and its Swiss cheese, or is even that…

Quote: Originally posted by OreoCookie: Remember that there was no internet when the original MacOS (and any flavor of Windows) were created! There was no Internet…

Quote: Originally posted by mAxximo: No, as opposed to overly paranoid security schemes. Just because you're ignorant about usability does not mean we can't have a secur…

Quote: Originally posted by sieb: You've had to "Activate" the last two versions of Photoshop on the PC, so what's the big deal? Mac users are supposed to be above this.…

Quote: Originally posted by Millennium: As opposed to insecure systems? Just because you're ignorant about computer security does not mean that computers should be insec…

Quote: Originally posted by Agent Macintosh: Wrong. What/do/you/mean? If you look in the terminal, you'll see that the / is replaced with a : . This is normal. OS…

Quote: Originally posted by Randman: What are you smoking? Nothing. I make my living with Adobe apps, and have a legit install of the full CS suite on my home mac…

Quote: Originally posted by Weyland-Yutani: That you can't use / in filenames The actual filename of your hypothetical file there contains no slashes. It is actually …

Quote: Originally posted by TETENAL: http://www.macnewsworld.com/story/41957.html A long time Mac veteran has written an open letter to Steve Jobs, criticizing Mac OS X…