Hi I’m a PC and I have seen all the commercials and read all the jokes.
For the past two years I have watch Apple computers bombard the airways with several commercials touting the Mac and how it is better than the PC.
Before you laugh again, I want to remind you that it’s because of me and the 4-eyed Microsoft guy, that many of you even have a job, especially the millions of you ‘pencil dicks’ working in the technology industry.
If you don’t like me, don’t buy me… However, I doubt that you can resist me because I am a hell of a lot cheaper than that novelty from Apple.
Remember that the next time you decide to make jokes or praise that a$$-whole Mac…
Still laughing?
Also Worth Reading: Let’s Give Bill Gates a Break..Please
Every year Rescuecom publishes its annual ‘Top 5 Computer Problems Report’ and each year problems associated with Microsoft Windows is always at the top.
Hardware problems, slow computer, Internet connectivity problems and data recovery/backup rounded out the top five problems.
While I recognize that Windows is not the easiest OS to use, and while the release of MS Vista has been less than perfect, I must admit that I love using Windows XP.
Shouldn’t we give Bill Gates a break? Has Bill and Microsoft become the whooping boy for all that is wrong with technology?
Think about it — his operating system works (most of the time) with several software programs and runs on numerous PC hardware configurations usually without a hitch.
Microsoft, in its pursuit to be ‘All things to All People’ may have sometimes promised too much or over-stepped its boundaries, but in general haven’t they been good for the industry?
How many of you MCSE’s, MCSA’s, MCP’s…or all of you MC-whatevers might be doing something else for a living if it were not for Bill?
Something paying a lot less…
BTW…Has Apple been perfect? How many jobs have they created? Are you proud to be Apple Certified?
With Windows Vista, Microsoft took an extremely tough stand on piracy. Computers that were not properly activated within a short period of time went into a virtually unusable state known as “reduced functionality mode.”
In the newly released Service Pack 1, however, Microsoft is softening its stance somewhat. The reduced functionality mode is gone, and in its place, a series of warnings and visual indications that a computer is not running a genuine copy of Windows…read full story