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bobber205

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Nov 15, 2005
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See if you can spot what's so horribly wrong with this... ;)

bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:28 PM
cool
7:28 PM
I cant' wait to order my MacBook Pro
7:28 PM
it's would so kick that ass of your computer
7:29 PM
it should be about 2000 after tax
JT (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
nos hit
7:29 PM
lol
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
that's with my student discount (
JT (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
I SO want to see it
7:29 PM
dang
7:29 PM
nice
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
you can come over
JT (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
get an AMD they are cheaper
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
I am planning on ordering it about the first week of may
7:29 PM
what's AMD?
7:29 PM

JT (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
AMD vs Intel
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
oh
JT (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
processor...
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:29 PM
there's no option for that
7:29 PM
in case you didn't know
JT (Yahoo!)
7:30 PM
different seller then
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:30 PM
code works differently for different processors?
7:30 PM
for a MAC computer?
7:30 PM
no such thing dude
7:30 PM
wow
7:30 PM
...
JT (Yahoo!)
7:30 PM
ummm
7:30 PM
yes
7:30 PM
such thing
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:30 PM
no thjere's not
7:30 PM
not for macs
7:30 PM
I am 100 percent sure
7:30 PM
in fact
7:30 PM
I am loling right now
7:31 PM
go to store.apple.com
JT (Yahoo!)
7:31 PM
well do you want to wager:
7:31 PM
?
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:31 PM
10 bucks
7:31 PM
seriously
7:31 PM
I have that right now
JT (Yahoo!)
7:31 PM
deal
bobber205 (Yahoo!)
7:31 PM
ok
7:31 PM
find me where I can buy a Macbook Pro with a AMD processor
 
I spent two minutes reading the whole darned thing...that's what's horribly wrong.
 
I guess I'll give it away. ;)

My friend said that he could find a MacBook Pro that has a AMD processor.

After what I posted he changed what he said to finding a computer that can run Windows AND Os X and is not a mac machine.

Does such a machine exist?
 
How come after every message it tells you the time?
Wicked annoying.
And you should have bet like $2000
 
The time thing isn't too annoying.

Not too bad.

Oh, btw. I use Adium.
 

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Yeah, didn't a guy named maxxuss or whatever put a couple versions of OS X onto a PC?

If you have two partitions, and a boot loader (XOM perhaps?) then I don't see why you couldn't put XP and OS X on a PC.
 
pseudobrit said:
1) you didn't know what AMD was.
2) you spelled Mac "MAC"
3) "code works differently" for different processors? I don't think so.

I'm not a Intel genius, but didn't developers did/are changing (sometimes small changes) their code to be native on the new machines?

Does that qualify as working differently?
 
That's fairly funny, but it confused everyone and me b/c the way the conversation is layed out. Quite frankly, I still don't totally get it. It might have been more effective to just explain the scenario, or to get a more organized log. :)
 
asherman13 said:
Yeah, didn't a guy named maxxuss or whatever put a couple versions of OS X onto a PC?

If you have two partitions, and a boot loader (XOM perhaps?) then I don't see why you couldn't put XP and OS X on a PC.
Yeah. The thing is it doesn't run very well and it's ILLEGAL mainly, so it can't become widespread knowledge of how to do that. It will never be a very widespread thing until the day when Apple licenses their OS for PCs, which, of course, I would never let happen over my dead body. :cool: ;)
 
bobber205 said:
I'm not a Intel genius, but didn't developers did/are changing (sometimes small changes) their code to be native on the new machines?

Does that qualify as working differently?
It really does. Different processors can't understand different coding for different processors. That's why we have to deal with Rosetta. :cool:
 
bobber205 said:
After what I posted he changed what he said to finding a computer that can run Windows AND Os X and is not a mac machine.

Does such a machine exist?
Yes, I have one right next to me. It's a P4 2.9Ghz (OCd from 2.4 :D) with 512MB RAM, a Radeon 9200 128MB and a (coincidently Apple branded - came from the Cube) 40GB HDD. It does movie converting mostly
 
bobber205 said:
I'm not a Intel genius, but didn't developers did/are changing (sometimes small changes) their code to be native on the new machines?

Does that qualify as working differently?

Not when you're talking about the difference between Intel and AMD, which you were. Both execute x86 code.

If you're changing the discussion to PPC and Intel, then yes, the code is different.
 
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