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1. CONVINCE MY DAD TO GET A MAC INSTEAD OF A WINDOWS PC FOR SCHOOL MOVIE
2. CONVINCE MY DAD TO GET A MAC INSTEAD OF A WINDOWS PC FOR SCHOOL INSTALL

And Mac users taunt pc users without shame. To those that say viruses for Mac’s are just around the corner well I’ve been told that since I replaced my pc with a Mac six years ago – yes I am a switcher. It allows a person to concentrate on the actual software rather than requiring a ton of tinkering. Linux is free, easy to use, and mostly virus-free.

CONVINCE MY DAD TO GET A MAC INSTEAD OF A WINDOWS PC FOR SCHOOL INSTALL

It’s so insecure” – Well, buy a PC and install Linux on it. Try to count the number of times the twirly spiral thing appears and your application exits. Your PC may be slow because of reasons detailed prior. Macs have vastly inferior hardware to a PC of equal pricing. “Macs are faster” – I don’t know where this misconception comes from. “Macs have much better looks” – well, if you have the $1000 extra to shell out for something that has a basic design, then go ahead. “My PC crashes all the time” – because you probably stuffed it up with all kinds of malware due to poor common sense / you never bothered taking 1 minute to defrag / you never clean your PC (similar to having bad hygiene)

CONVINCE MY DAD TO GET A MAC INSTEAD OF A WINDOWS PC FOR SCHOOL MOVIE

“Oh I got a virus on my PC” – because you don’t have an anti virus / you surf on dodgy websites which say things like “Free movie downloads here!” / you opened the email attachment which read “Check out this cool new tool for your computer” Lack of common sense results in a poor PC experience: Nicolae Ciorogan can be reached at Joseph Chan can be reached at Related Topics: If you have a suggestion for a question we should ask, post it in the comments section below. So, this week’s “YouSpeak” asks: “Are you a Mac or a PC?” Those in the Mac camp say they are less likely to get viruses and are lighter and sleeker than any PC. Champions of PCs argue they’re better for browsing, easier to play video games on, and cost a lot less than Apple’s Macs. In advance of tomorrow’s launch, we asked students to weigh in on that ongoing debate: Mac versus PC. So before buying that new cell phone or digital camera, you’ll want to check out what we’ve got to say. We’re calling it “Terrier Tech,” and we’ll be talking about what’s hot and what’s not. Tomorrow, BU Today introduces something new: regular coverage of the latest in technology and web applications.