platform agnosticism ftw. sticking with only one OS is a recipe for trouble when you work with people on other platforms.G99 said:
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It's all because of those godd*mn Macs!
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Forgive me if I'm sounding rude. Maybe, for others, but for me, the only things I do cross platform are sharing MS Office docs, MSN Messenger, and e-mail. I don't share intensive stuff like movies and design with others. And, it seems OS X is very good for cross platform work. ( I recently made a movie on iMovie and sent it to some of my Windows friends)janey said:
That's you. I need my Visual Studio and Jaws and I need to play around with GNOME and KDE accessibility tools and that's just the beginning.G99 said:
Macs are cr@p
Once I sent one of my clients a perfectly good .exe executable I downloaded from a shaddy website based in Elbonia and his spanking new Mac couldn't run it. We re-installed MAC OS 10 X.4 like 6 times and it still never worked.
What a piece of fracking crap.
</late night crappy sarcasm>
Once I sent one of my clients a perfectly good .exe executable I downloaded from a shaddy website based in Elbonia and his spanking new Mac couldn't run it. We re-installed MAC OS 10 X.4 like 6 times and it still never worked.
What a piece of fracking crap.
</late night crappy sarcasm>
whocares said:Once I sent one of my clients a perfectly good .exe executable I downloaded from a shaddy website based in Elbonia and his spanking new Mac couldn't run it. We re-installed MAC OS 10 X.4 like 6 times and it still never worked.
What a piece of fracking crap.
</late night crappy sarcasm>
I thought Macs couldn't run executables Lol