why mac lacks

**macater** · December 22nd, 2002, 12:48 PM

slow

expensive. you can buy 10 PC's each of which are ten times better than the mac.

open the box, you screw it forever.

delete button does not delete. you have to hold anything you want to trash and then drag it. sucks big time.

The Dock must go. Completely. It is a total failure and will continue to embarrass Apple for as long as it is around.

People who cannot make money hate MicroSoft.

Mac Users are those people who are given free computers in their local libraries or schools when they were children.

A PC User can use a mac but a mac user cannot use a PC.

Macs are gonna die though, because as i mentioned before, Apple is run by idiots. Ok, so look, the Mac wouldn't have come about if the two Steve's weren't a little crazy. Building a computer in their garage? Building a computer that starts up with a smiling computer icon? Cute icons? A mouse, for goodness sake?

Viruses cannot affect a Mac. Why? because Real computer users do not use macs

Apple tech support sucks big time. They ask you to Zap the pram or rebuild the desktop for everything.

**Tigger** · December 22nd, 2002, 12:58 PM

Bla bla.
Go play somewhere else.

**ksv** · December 22nd, 2002, 01:19 PM

You don't like Macs. That's ok. But I'm afraid you've come to the wrong place. Most of the members here are using Macs or consider buying a Mac because they think they're better than windows based pcs. I don't think you're going to change people's opinions with your almost parodic statements

**macater** · December 22nd, 2002, 01:43 PM

tell me the truth.
the first time u used a computer was a mac. it was in a school library or something. am i rite?

**Sogni** · December 22nd, 2002, 01:55 PM

Hey! Another PC Troll!

Man, these things are as annoying as roaches - and multiply almost as fast!

**Ricky** · December 22nd, 2002, 02:12 PM

Moved to Opinions.

**Sogni** · December 22nd, 2002, 02:14 PM

Nah, better place would be to
mv PCTroll /dev/null/

**brianleahy** · December 22nd, 2002, 02:38 PM

The FIRST computer I ever even TOUCHED was a TRS-80 on display at a local radio shack.

First I owned was a Timex-Sinclair ZX81, with 1k of memory.

Then a Commodore 64.

Then a Mac Plus.

I didn't own an Intel machine until I began college in 1986 - it was an Epson Equity II, with a 7Mhz 8086 processor. You could switch it down to 4Mhz in order to play games that ran too fast on a 7Mhz. I never ran any version of Windows on that machine.

After my graduation in 1990, I got an 80386 as a christmas gift.

It was a couple more years before I installed Windows 3.1 on it.

Windows has always been playing catch up. With me, they never will succeed.