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Hey, I m serious they are.
It s not funny anymore, it s been going on from "Windows 1.0" (wich believed by many to be a copy of the "MAC OS" operating system from that time, a bad copy but a copy none the less).
And apparently people re so dumb these days that they believe that apple copied everything from Microsoft: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard = Windows Vista - What does Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard have that Windows Vista doesn't? - Softpedia , Fucking morons.
and*excel is incapable of performing those functions on a mac? why is that? shitty programmers or the hardware?
No, you can do it on a Mac. Its much easier on Windows though. I can move five times faster on Windows.
I'm pretty sure Microsoft doesn't want Office compatible with an iMac.
No, you can do it on a Mac. Its much easier on Windows though. I can move five times faster on Windows.
I'm pretty sure Microsoft doesn't want Office compatible with an iMac.
speed. ease of use with specific software programs. So macs are not the issue so much as the application of applications/programs are?
Yeah, probably.
Its a Windows world in business, however.
Yeah, probably.
Its a Windows world in business, however.
Not entirely, it's about 50% Windoze, 50% Linux/Unix. 90% of the servers run Unix or Linux, Windoze servers are more likely to be hacked. Since most businesses now use servers for all networking this makes Unix and Linux just as common. Now, why is Windoze more likely to be hacked? Simple, most hackers learned on machines with the Winidoze GUI and MS-DOS (the really good ones anyway) and Linux and Unix have better security measures in place that are integrated into the OS better. Windoze was not originally designed for security, and therefore most of the security programs are utilities and not part of the core code, making it easier to bypass them or if they are in place well enough they are annoying to the normal user. This makes Linux an Unix very useful for networks, as well as the added advantage of a ton of open source utilities and tools to choose from, so no matter what hardware you have there is something that will work in Linux and Unix. Mac bypasses all that by making their hardware and software dependent on each other.
I thought you were self taught? you took a few classes?
Um ... yeah, I have been self taught since the first Apple IIe's came out (I started REALLY young, can you tell?). What in my last post makes you think I actually took classes? I hacked the first networks my high school got just for practice, so I got banned from the school computers in my first year (memories) and couldn't take it in school. Never went to college and never plan on it (would rather know what I am doing than learn how to cheat and drink myself to death).
you wrote out a few things almost as if you were reciting from a text book is all.
were those networks very sophisticated back then?
I just thought I'd say that I love my iPod.
Carry on.
Big kids don't count ... also, you do know you can connect it to any other OS. Also, Mac computers can run Linux/Unix if you want it to (the MacOS is very close to them already). To me, Apple tech is just expensive toys for big kids, even after they started releasing their API for the MacOS.
Very .... compared to what was common ... LOL.
Well, who do you think helps write textbooks ... programmers like me. Though I haven't personally I grew up with a friend who does now (at least the last time I spoke to him) and he was part of our brainstorming group.
I know an older woman who knows a few old languages and makes moolah because some places have old languages in/on their data bases and...the rest is...she knows how to make web people at companies feel inadequate.
