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Misconceptions about LA. Interesting read, but kinda whiney. http://t.co/jEqHw3ts
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- Tim Stevens
In future years we will call this series "Gadget Guide for That Season that Happens in June."
- Tim Stevens
I've just been informed by an offended commenter that, in some parts of the world, it isn't actually summer right now, but rather winter.
Gadget News
- Raspberry Pi impressions: the $35 Linux computer and tinker toy
- NVIDIA GeForce R302 drivers get Windows 8 certification, available for download soon
- Cisco sues TiVo to nullify four DVR patents, claims TiVo's just a big meanie
- Denon turns up the volume with 11 new headphone models featuring iOS app integration
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
(Unverified)Jan 19th 2009 7:00PM
TO ALL the people that say switch to mac... PLEASE the only reason that MAC has less problems with these things is most people have pc's as soon as the majority goes to MAC guess WHAT.. MAC will be having the same problems.. Hackers and such wont bother with mac untill then. its not worth there time. keeping your anti virus/spyware updated is the only way to be safe besides not downloading stuff that you dont know is safe.
(Unverified)Jan 20th 2009 5:23AM
Yeah, you keep thinking that...
(Unverified)Jan 21st 2009 11:49PM
Mike, interesting rationale. You would forgo doing something that has substantial benefit today because, possibly, in the future, the benefit may diminish. Your argument is as old as the Mac, itself - 24 years. And, to date, the Mac is rock solid. At that rate, one should expect another 24 years of superior performance from the Mac. Better yet, just stay with your PC/Windows and spend lots of time downloading the latest patches to you antivirus software and then cleaning everything up when an unexpected virus sneaks through. I guess you don't have much else to do with your abundant free time. Me, I like to be producing within 5 seconds of flipping up the screen on my MacBook each and every time.