Killzone 2 Demo

[ainmosni]

[quote author=Versus-p- link=topic=2293.msg65610#msg65610 date=1234140364]
oh god, ain discovered user bars...

lol, why does the Mac one have to have a huge font? were they scared no one would notice it in the other font? dirty F'ers
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LOL, I have no idea tbh, was the only one they had over there and I couldn't be bothered to find another one...

[Dave]

7/10 mac users are attention whores/artists

[cbre88x]

7/10 mac users are attention whores/artists

who are the other 3/10?

[ainmosni]

[quote author=Dave link=topic=2293.msg66275#msg66275 date=1234460577]
7/10 mac users are attention whores/artists

who are the other 3/10?
[/quote]

I would say technical users like me... I know many UNIX admins/developers who have switched to a mac when apple released OS X. The nice thing about OS X is that it's a very nice middle road between a 'commercially accepted' desktop and a UNIX operating system. When I'm on linux, stuff like flash can be a little bitchy and this is not something I can solve because it's a closed source program. There are also a lot of commercial apps (like photoshop, reason, etc) available for Mac OS X that aren't ported to linux (yet) let alone FreeBSD. One thing that won me over is that the polish on mac apps is second to none, the attention to detail is something I haven't seen on any other OS.

But if you look beyond that, there is a fully functional FreeBSD system underneath that GUI... With the command line and tools that I need for work and development. Stuff that is available on windows but never work as nice as they do on a real UNIX... Things which make life easier for me like a good command line with a lot of nice apps. As I use the command line for many advanced file management/manipulation tasks which are, at best, a bitch to do in any GUI app unless you're lucky enough that someone wrote an app for your edge case.

So yeah, it's a very nice bridge between commercial and (open source) UNIX which wins the hearts of many techies who have used linux or another UNIX because they need/want those tools but always wanted to have the commercial tools on their desktop as well.

My 2 eurocent.

[Scary Womanizing Pig Mask]

I played through the first Halo very recently actually.  It's really not that bad, feels like an old PC FPS in a lot of ways, mostly regarding how buggy and unpolished it is.  If there's one thing it did really well though, it's making melee and grenades accessible at all times, when those are two things I normally find useless in your average FPS.

The original Unreal (not UT) is a great single player FPS, I think I have a save in it somewhere around here.

I enjoyed it back when I used to play. I might actually be up for a (if nothing else ironic) Halo night. I think I'm alone there though.

[cbre88x]

I would say technical users like me... I know many UNIX admins/developers who have switched to a mac when apple released OS X. The nice thing about OS X is that it's a very nice middle road between a 'commercially accepted' desktop and a UNIX operating system. When I'm on linux, stuff like flash can be a little bitchy and this is not something I can solve because it's a closed source program. There are also a lot of commercial apps (like photoshop, reason, etc) available for Mac OS X that aren't ported to linux (yet) let alone FreeBSD. One thing that won me over is that the polish on mac apps is second to none, the attention to detail is something I haven't seen on any other OS.
But if you look beyond that, there is a fully functional FreeBSD system underneath that GUI... With the command line and tools that I need for work and development. Stuff that is available on windows but never work as nice as they do on a real UNIX... Things which make life easier for me like a good command line with a lot of nice apps. As I use the command line for many advanced file management/manipulation tasks which are, at best, a bitch to do in any GUI app unless you're lucky enough that someone wrote an app for your edge case.
So yeah, it's a very nice bridge between commercial and (open source) UNIX which wins the hearts of many techies who have used linux or another UNIX because they need/want those tools but always wanted to have the commercial tools on their desktop as well.
My 2 eurocent.

That sounds about right. My brother does all of his computer science work and his grad research on his mac.

[Mission Difficult]

I read an article about which OS is best for porn and OSX won.

[KarthXLR]

I read an article about which OS is best for porn and OSX won.

Less virus's are developed for Mac, so yeah. Macs would be the best choice to go with.

[Geoff]

[quote author=Mission Difficult link=topic=2293.msg66447#msg66447 date=1234497958]
I read an article about which OS is best for porn and OSX won.

Less virus's are developed for Mac, so yeah. Macs would be the best choice to go with.
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You mean linux

[ainmosni]

[quote author=Ye Salty Karth link=topic=2293.msg66455#msg66455 date=1234498767]
[quote author=Mission Difficult link=topic=2293.msg66447#msg66447 date=1234497958]
I read an article about which OS is best for porn and OSX won.

Less virus's are developed for Mac, so yeah. Macs would be the best choice to go with.
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You mean linux
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Both, a sane security model goes a long way...