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The fog is clearing.
All hail the light.
Let the Mac be your saviour!
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The fog is clearing.
All hail the light.
Let the Mac be your saviour!
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touche - so is mine :-) And my desktop is a powermac.
For the time being though - I ain't going anywhere near vista. Not least cos my graphics card in my laptop won't support it (and I only bought it last year)...
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I need to update my avatar. I tend to use Linux on servers as the price is right, but my laptop is a Mac.Originally posted by ratewhoreNot that your avatar gives it away of course...

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Originally posted by Cowboy BobI'm sure there is. Doesn't stop there being a multitude of other systems out there. Merely commenting on the accuracy of the news story, not advocating anything over anything else...
Not that your avatar gives it away of course...
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I'm sure there is. Doesn't stop there being a multitude of other systems out there. Merely commenting on the accuracy of the news story, not advocating anything over anything else...Originally posted by DimPrawnYep. It works, there's a million job in it and it pays well.

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Yep. It works, there's a million job in it and it pays well.Originally posted by Cowboy BobAnyone would think that IT professionals only use software developed by Microsoft
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Who Writes The News Stories Here?
From "Gates wants UK to accept his new Vista"
As an operating system for PCs has not been released in six years
Only loads of versions of Linux, BSD, OpenSolaris etc etc. Not to mention at least 2 versions of OSX (if you include Macs). You'd think on an IT contractor board they'd at least get their techology stories accurate. Anyone would think that IT professionals only use software developed by Microsoft
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