My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

[mal]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Your username is fistedjustice and you're a girl?

What a pleasant surprise. 😀

 

[Jaded God]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Originally posted by mal@Jul 23, 2003 @ 06:22 AM

Your username is fistedjustice and you're a girl?

What a pleasant surprise. 😀

:lol: hehe

 

[Curtis]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Please don't turn this into a flame war people...I'm getting a bit fed up of generally stupid behaviour.

 

[fistedjustice]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Originally posted by mal@Jul 23, 2003 @ 01:22 AM

Your username is fistedjustice and you're a girl?

What a pleasant surprise. 😀

Would you prefer it to be 'Cutesy Flower' or 'animefangirl2k3'?

 

[mal]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

No, not at all. It's just different. 🙂

There was no disrespect intended.

 

[Cloud121]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Originally posted by MTXBlau+Jul 22, 2003 @ 11:31 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(MTXBlau @ Jul 22, 2003 @ 11:31 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-Cloud121@Jul 22, 2003 @ 05:35 AM

Good choice to go with the Mac! Tell your sister I'm proud of her! Since Macs rule and all... and Windows nothing more than... um... I got my point across.. I'll shutup now.

From my direct experience with the average PC user (I'm selling them on a daily basis), a good 60% (at least) would benefit from not using PCs and instead switching to Macs. I mean, throw out that shit about 'non-upgradeability' and 'lack of programs' - most people don't need that extra nonsense. A Mac is self-contained - if more people knew that, there'd be more Mac users. Yeah, the older Mac OSes really were awful, but hacking FreeBSD was the best thing that Apple could've done. That, and getting intel and others to help them. [/b][/quote]

What exactly do you mean by "Older Mac OSes"? The oldest Mac OS I remember using was System Software 7.5.5. After that Mac OS 7.6, then 8.6. I got 8.6 on my desktop, and 7.6 on my PowerBook. Never had any problems... except when running MS Software of course. 7.5.5 never had any problems either. Mac OS 9.2 at school crashed a lot, that's because our server there is ABSOLUTE crap! I'm not giving you hell or anything, just voicing my experiences.

 

[racketboy]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Yeah I used Macs all the time in college doing Graphic Design stuff.

They ran OS9. The interface and such wasn't bad, but multitasking wasn't real great.

And like Cloud mentioned, the server was a joke. It constantly froze out systems up.

 

[racketboy]

My sister doesn't know how to use a computer

Originally posted by fistedjustice+Jul 23, 2003 @ 06:17 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(fistedjustice @ Jul 23, 2003 @ 06:17 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'> <!--QuoteBegin-Lyzel@Jul 22, 2003 @ 08:20 PM

Give her a romance book. She doesn't need a computer!

And you wonder why us girls are very rare to find out on the internet, shitheads like you just make us want to come out of the closet and talk. [/b][/quote]

ouch :smash