Blah Blah Cafe, the Jean-Michel Jarre forum

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It's always a better choise to take a mac

Or you could just keep on using XP... for now untill they realize that computers are private, why the f*uck else did they name it "Personal Computer"?

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It's always a better choise to take a mac

...and expensive in design.

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Even though Microsoft are taking weird moves, I won't change.

[Finaero]

The whole Mac vs. PC argument is moot. Especially because Macintosh is also a personal computer, so even the terminology sucks butt. There's no absolute winner, it's mostly a personal matter.

I'm the master of finding faults from any computer in the world, requiring of course longer use of one since a quick moment can always be deceitful. No computer is perfect.

Except Helios of course.

(I wonder who got that reference. Perhaps nobody!)

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The whole Mac vs. PC argument is moot. Especially because Macintosh is also a personal computer, so even the terminology sucks butt. There's no absolute winner, it's mostly a personal matter.

I'm the master of finding faults from any computer in the world, requiring of course longer use of one since a quick moment can always be deceitful. No computer is perfect.

Except Helios of course.

(I wonder who got that reference. Perhaps nobody!)

And that should end any discussions, but the fight will always go on.

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My new P.C is coming with Vista home premium already on it.
A work colleague has just bought Vista & has had no problems with it,all his programs & devices work o.k,so far.
I don't like windows defender,so will proberbly uninstall it,lavasoft adaware is much better,& the new AVG free anti-spyware is also pretty good.
Microsoft already check whether your copy of XP is genuine,nearly every time I download from the microsoft website,it asks me to validate my copy of windows.
Anyway,my computer is being delivered tomorrow,so I'll let you know how I get on.

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That's also a thing what I hate from Windoze: You always get OEM versions when you buy a new computer, with thousands of trials, and programmes you don't want!