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man no one listens. i dont hate Mac's just the rabid fanboys *cough*sheep*cough*The video guy was right. OS 9 did suck.
Not nearly as much as Windows ME, which was the version of Windows available when these videos were made.
These are 8 years old. They were funny at the time, especially to a video editor like me.
But they're meaningless now. OS X is what converted me from Windows to Mac.
If you don't like Macs, BlackWolf, why would you buy one?
nope, not for that reason. the college i am going to study graphics design at will require a MacBook Pro. Can't be helpedBlackWolf: "buy a mac for graphic design...sadly?" whats up with that?? You can do graphics on a PC. Both platforms have the same graphics programs. You can get a mac and run Windoz and OSX, a PC can't do that. Oh, no worms, so spyware, and no viruses, but I guess the downtime on a PC will make you more productive???
What do you find impractical about a mac? Can't play the PC games you want??
I sold computers for 9 years retail. Most PC machines ALWAYS came back before the 30 day return policy and no macs! Guess I am missing something.......
Yeah It was hard to find anything for OS X, and then I found out why. They went back to using Unix and just slapping a pretty face on it. I guess Steve Jobs realized that there was no point in actually trying to make your own OS from scratch, cause they didn't know how to.Amazing BlackWolf. Is that the most up to date Mac slating video you could find? It's like posting a Windows 98 / Windows ME video. It just doesn't apply anymore. Luckily there are lots of Vista slating videos out there...
I actually got that screen in the picture on a older Mac in my Media Tech class. We had NO IDEA what it was. It does make a rather pretty door stop now though. We got two new Mac Pro's instead of dealing with it.Security Expert: "Mac OS X is the new Windows 98"
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Wired Magazine carried an article yesterday entitled "New Apple Trojan Means Mac Hunting Season Is Open" by Ryan Singel. I've covered the Trojan on this site already, along with my opinion that this signifies that the Mac must have reached a critical mass where malware writers can make a profit from the platform. Experts the Wired spoke to apparently agree with me...
"Apple's day has finally come, and Apple users are going to get hit hard," security researcher Gadi Evron said. "OS X is the new Windows 98." (It could be worse, Mac fans. He could have said "OS X is the new Windows Me!")
The article quotes Dave Marcus, security research manager at McAfee's Avert Lab, as saying the Trojan was "written by people who know how to write malware" and not just some script kiddies out to prove they can do it.
Wired says "The arrival of the Mac Trojan signals that cybercrooks have decided there are finally enough Apple systems on the Internet to make attacking them profitable, according to security experts. [snip] Evron and other observers predict that black hats will have a field day with Macs, as well as with Apple's new mobile platforms. 'With 2 million iPhones and iPod Touches, it makes sense they will think of them as an evolving market to exploit, and there are a lot of new Mac users who aren't as savvy as Mac's earlier users,' said CEO Alex Eckelberry of Sunbelt Software, which sells security software for Windows machines."
The problem is relatively small, but interesting. McAfee's researchers have found the Trojan on 65 web site so far, but say that the malware isn't living up to its potential. It's only redirecting users to one obscure adult website. McAfee's suspicion is that word about the Trojan got out before the creators wanted it to, perhaps while they were still testing to see what they could do with it.
The Wired article also reports that "Evron sees more problems for Apple users than just new Trojans that try to trick users. Hackers will find it profitable and all too easy to find holes in Apple software, because the company hasn't paid sufficient attention to security, said Evron. He predicts Apple will experience a full-range of attacks, just as Microsoft did a decade ago when Windows machines and the Internet first met."
Amazing BlackWolf. Is that the most up to date Mac slating video you could find? It's like posting a Windows 98 / Windows ME video. It just doesn't apply anymore. Luckily there are lots of Vista slating videos out there...
