Any input on the best website for hardcore Mac hardware and software gurus (besides this one)? Not necessarily Apple fan site, but Mac in particular.
I'm not aware of any site that offers more than this one.Any input on the best website for hardcore Mac hardware and software gurus (besides this one)? Not necessarily Apple fan site, but Mac in particular.
I'm not aware of any site that offers more than this one.
Never heard of 'em. None of those sites even comes up with anything Mac related.ThinkSecret? AI? 4chan?
Never heard of 'em.
None of those sites even comes up with anything Mac related.
http://www.thinksecret.com/
http://www.ai.com/
http://www.4chan.com/
Anyway, this is the most hardcore we can get, unless looks at the Hackintosh fora, those are bestiality compared to our softcore.
What was I watching again?
You might have ventured off into adult land with that one. Maybe iFixit for the technology porn?
Do they even have a chat community, where one can set dates and such?
And I always venture off into adult county or land, my spinach is not doing it for me, and the cat, let me tell you about that cat. It cheats on me, with what or who you might not ask, I tell you. The neighbour's cat, in broad moonlight, under the plum tree, and then it reeks of plum schnapps (they have that same word in English, bastards). Ah yes, the Ardbeg is setting in.
Macrumors is likely number one with Apple's board in a close second.
Apple's board? Don't they pretty much delete anything that's not a support question? It's pretty heavily moderated as well.
I always liked Ars Technica, though I've never really posted there.
I'd like to see a MAC website without iOS crap. I'm into Macs, not little boy toys
Like you, I'm not very interested in the iPhone/iPod/iPad forums, so I simply don't visit them, and I block them from Forum Spy. I spend most of my time in the Mac forums. That's one good thing about this site: you can pick and choose what parts you want to participate in.Yes, that's what initiated this inquiry... not a fan of the iCommunity. The products are nice, but I'm more interested in Mac info, i.e. OS X, hardware, history,
Good luck with that. Apple doesn't give users much of a voice in product development. You can use Apple's feedback site, but they historically tell users what they need, more than the other way around.and possibly even organizing for the sake of having more of a voice with product direction at Apple.
Good luck with that. Apple doesn't give users much of a voice in product development. You can use Apple's feedback site, but they historically tell users what they need, more than the other way around.