Since it's sorta applicable, here's some high-res wallpapers I took...I haven't contributed anything in a long time, but there's a couple cool shots there. That site has a TON of great content, btw.
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I been a Mac guy since 1996, and have never looked back. I've been through the OS 9.2 withdrawals when OSX first came out, and I was going crazy.Yeah, unlike on a Mac...
1. Click Apple
2. Click Shut Down
3. Are you sure you want to shut down? Yes
4. OS X could not shut down because the application _____ is running
5. Close _____ application
6. Click Apple
7. Click Shut Down
8. Are you sure you want to shut down? Yes
9. OS X could not shut down because the application _____ is running
10. Click _____ application in menu bar
11. Click quit _____ application
12. _____ application does not quit
13. Press COM + OPT + ESC
14. Select application to force quit
15. Are you sure you want to force quit _____ application? Yes
16. Click Apple
17. Click Shut Down
18. Are you sure you want to shut down? Yes
19. Spinning beach ball of death appears
20. Press and hold power button until Mac shuts down
Not saying this happens to every Mac when you try to shut it down, but it's what I deal with ALL FUCKING DAY.
I used to be a network admin at my old job, and there was this one lady who no matter what could eff up her Mac desktop. She had no concept of CPU usage, or why it wasn't ok to have 19 programs open at once, while on AIM, and downloading 231MB files at 3pm during a busy workday. People like this need to be either brainwashed, or beaten with a computer until they get it. :razz:
Now Im up to 10.5.7, and couldn't love it more. I laugh when I see PC's that have pop ups, software updates, error messages, and the like. I run XP Pro on VMware Fusion and my "Windows" doesn't lag up at all.Leave a comment:




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