Re: MAC vs PC

Alucard Wed Apr 06, 2011 11:50 pm

Bingofuel wrote:LINUX FTW!!

Repp Thu Apr 07, 2011 12:05 am

KingOfKages wrote:Macs are better since you don't get as much viruses since they are setup up for PCs. If the person wanted to target the most amount of people the would make a virus for a PC since most of us have it. Then again if the most amount of people have Macs they would have a virus for macs.

By the way the Mac book pro is the best because it has some program inside it that overclocks your cpu when it needs to and you don't have to do it manually.

I do tend to get a lot of crashes on my PC because of windows (no virus or shit like that).

If you know how to install and use them,they don't crash.
And you need overclocking bcs you spend a lot of money on your mac.I can just go and buy a new cpu everytime the one Ihave get's old

Fuck Yea Thu Apr 07, 2011 12:22 am

Ripiz wrote:Then why it doesn't crash for me? If you fucked up your Windows, installed adware, got viruses or etc. it's your fault. Everything is stable on my PC. Mac probably is dumb-proof, hell I know, I'm not using it.

Also, all OSs have .dll files, they're just called differently. You don't even know wtf you're talking about if really...

you said it never crashed for months. so that means that it still crashed on you. and i had no viruses. well, actually every computer has traces of anything. except for macs.... and windows uses .dll's mac doesnt smart one.i know wtf im talking about.

Zaoshi Thu Apr 07, 2011 12:51 am

If you don't know - keep mouth shut, even god damn Tic-Tac-Toe would be over 100 MB in size if Mac wouldn't use .dll's.
It does crash when I fail - turn off antivirus in middle of MSN Logging In (antivirus also server as firewall), and similar situations, but otherwise everything works fine.

Fuck Yea Thu Apr 07, 2011 1:28 am

bullshiat. macs dont use dlls. You can't build a DLL with OS X. They only exist in the Windows world. On OS X you have several contributing equivalents. From a purely Unix view you have the simple .a and .so formats. .a is just a static library that will be linked into your code at compile time. .so is a dynamic library that is linked into your applicaiton by the linker at runtime. From a more OS X view you can build a Framework.

Zaoshi Thu Apr 07, 2011 1:34 am

Macs don't use Windows .dll's, but they have own type .dll's, which is exactly same thing.

You can't build a DLL with OS X.

Yes you can. It's called cross-compiling http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiler

Fuck Yea Thu Apr 07, 2011 1:38 am

Ripiz wrote:Macs don't use Windows .dll's, but they have own type .dll's, which is exactly same thing.

You can't build a DLL with OS X.
Yes you can. It's called cross-compiling http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross_compiler

no,. its not the exact same thing. its a whole different system.