[QUOTE=thelinx;24567541]She says Mii in the picture[/QUOTE]
Informative.
[QUOTE=Teh man;24567619]It's Bernkastel from Umineko.
You wouldn't recognize the situation unless you watched a lot of Scooby Doo.
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wait, you don't know who Fred is?[/QUOTE]
Nope. I've watched maybe one or two episodes of scooby doo when I was under 10 years old.
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[URL="http://www.jbox.com/SEARCH/KIXA2102_disappearance_haruhi"]Disappearance of Haru-[/URL] 120 DOLLARS?!?!
Oh, it's just 94 bucks at [URL="http://www.cdjapan.co.jp/detailview.html?KEY=KAXA-2102"]cdjapan[/URL]
[QUOTE=thelinx;24566597]That's exactly what I'm saying, your way of thinking is flawed. It's not the fault of the OS that it doesn't run applications developed for other platforms.
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derp japan is bad bc they dont speak english[/QUOTE]
Yeah, that has to be the most retarded thing I've heard.
hey man, you should seriously eat shit instead of cake. I know the cake tastes better, has more nutrition and has better digestion support. But fuck man, it's not the shit's fault, just because it stinks, tastes like shit, doesn't give you a lot of nutrition and isn't all that kind with your digestion that doesn't mean you should chose cake.
TAKE THE SHIT!
No, seriously, how retarded can you be? Why would I think a OS is better than another if it can't do the things I want and need it to do? Should I seriously start using Linux and sit back with hardly anything I want? Just because what little it can do it does better?
Could you please think over your fanboy arguments before you throw them at me as actual arguments?
The Linux will never support DirectX because it's Microsoft's shitty response to OpenGL. Does that mean that I should sit back and not be able to play over 70% of the games I own? Just to say "yaaay, Linux, glossy and smooth play-features intergrated!" and "Love ling open source!"?
You're still thinking the wrong way. Also for the record, I'm not rating you dumb.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569037]You're still thinking the wrong way.[/QUOTE]
No, you're thinking the wrong way. You're telling me to prefer Linux over Windows when Linux does not support what I need it to support.
I've said it a million times before and a million times again. I like Linux but it does not support what I need it to, thus I settle down with Windows.
Linux is an alternative not a proxy.
Like I'm saying, it's not that Linux does not support what you need, it's the applications you use that do not support Linux.
[QUOTE=NeoTheOne;24569069]Linux is an alternative not a proxy.[/QUOTE]
Yeah thanks, that has nothing to do with it really.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569079]Like I'm saying, it's not that Linux does not support what you need, it's the applications you use that do not support Linux.[/QUOTE]
:downs: yeah big difference there.
It's the exact same thing.
2 + 3 = 5
3 + 2 = 5
Developers program is not coded to support Linux.
Linux is not coded to support developers program.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569079]Like I'm saying, it's not that Linux does not support what you need, it's the applications you use that do not support Linux.[/QUOTE]
so he should adapt and use some other (worse) alternatives then?
[QUOTE=B1N4RY!;24561857]Oh please, my words have the impact forces of a thousand suns[/QUOTE]
more like the impact of a thousand dicks
fagggggg~
[QUOTE=dgg;24569080]
It's the exact same thing.[/QUOTE]
no
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569128]no[/QUOTE]
Yes.
I know what difference you're talking about which comes from what I just stated with developers and linux.
But it's pretty much the exact same thing and does not affect my arguments, AT ALL.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24568068][URL="http://twitter.com/GearboxSoftware/status/22904222245"][img_thumb]http://imgkk.com/i/jydp.png[/img_thumb][/URL][/QUOTE]
Took them long enough. I was pretty tired of hearing and eating all the shit teasing.
[QUOTE=Teh man;24569102]so he should adapt and use some other (worse) alternatives then?[/QUOTE]
Obviously, because it's the developers that don't code for Linux. So it's not Linux fault. So I should use it even though it doesn't change the fact that it lacks compatibility.
[QUOTE=dgg;24569134]Yes.
I know what difference you're talking about which comes from what I just stated with developers and linux.
But it's pretty much the exact same thing and does not affect my arguments, AT ALL.[/QUOTE]
Car A and Car B.
Car A has special things that allows for a certain kind of wheels.
Car B uses an accepted standard and its wheels work on any other car.
You're saying Car B is bad because it doesn't use the wheels you use with Car A.
:iiaca:
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[QUOTE=dgg;24569174]it lacks compatibility.[/QUOTE]
excuse me while I ram my head into my desk a few times
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569206]Car A and Car B.
Car A has special things that allows for a certain kind of wheels.
Car B uses an accepted standard and its wheels work on any other car.
You're saying Car B is bad because it doesn't use the wheels you use with Car A.
:iiaca:[/QUOTE]
You're saying Windows isn't the standard.
Which is completely wrong.
Linux is OpenSource, sure. Windows makes their own things to work on their own OS. yes.
Does that change the fact that the main group of developers see the Windows... thingies... as the standard? No.
not that standard
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569237]not that standard[/QUOTE]
You mean the Open Source standard.
The standard that isn't standard and isn't supported by that many yet. The standard only indie developers gives a fuck about.
I mean POSIX
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569280]I mean POSIX[/QUOTE]
Looked it up on Wikipedia and still don't know what the fuck it is.
But I take it it is what makes the border between how the OSes are built up.
Mainly DOS versus Console?
Just taking a wild guess here.
for fucks sake guys stop bitching about windows and linux, both have their uses (I think windows is better though, my opinion)
you're shitting up the thread
[QUOTE=Orkel;24569328]for fucks sake guys stop bitching about windows and linux, both have their uses (I think windows is better though, my opinion)
you're shitting up the thread[/QUOTE]
When did normal discussions we've always had become shitting up the thread?
You shouldn't use Linux if you think it would improve your experience you should use it if you are looking for a free alternative.
Just saying.
yes neo we get it
[QUOTE=NeoTheOne;24569357]You shouldn't use Linux if you think it would improve your experience you should use it if you are looking for a free alternative.
Just saying.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, but that's never been part of the argument.
Basically, POSIX is a standard of how assembly code is supposed to "work", so if you compile some software on a POSIX compliant system, it'll work on any other POSIX system.
Some examples of POSIX compliant systems are Mac OS X, Linux, BSD and Solaris.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569391]Basically, POSIX is a standard of how assembly code is supposed to "work", so if you compile some software on a POSIX compliant system, it'll work on any other POSIX system. Two examples of POSIX compliant systems are Mac OS X, Linux, BSD and Solaris.[/QUOTE]
So, basically the border, thing, that makes Linux and Max use console but Microsoft use DOS.
[QUOTE=NeoTheOne;24569357]You shouldn't use Linux if you think it would improve your experience you should use it if you are looking for a free alternative.
Just saying.[/QUOTE]
My experience with Linux can not be compared to the years of despair with Windows.
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[QUOTE=dgg;24569409]So, basically the border, thing, that makes Linux and Max use console but Microsoft use DOS.[/QUOTE]
No, it has to do with executables. Microsoft uses .exe files and Linux/Mac OS X uses POSIX executables.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569418]My experience with Linux can not be compared to the years of despair with Windows.[/QUOTE]
How do you have years of despair with Windows?
I even used Vista and the only problems I ever had was the ones I caused myself.
[QUOTE=thelinx;24569418]No, it has to do with executables. Microsoft uses .exe files and Linux/Mac OS X uses POSIX executables.[/QUOTE]
Ah, okay.
.dmg
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