Quote:
Originally Posted by the_flood502  ... that's a design feature of the windows based operating system... it prevents hardware and software from damaging itself... which would otherwise result in replacement of hardware and loss of data...
IT'S A PREVENTITIVE MEASURE. NOT! A VIRUS.
silly people...
Typical Mac user conversation about BSOD and Viruses:
Idiot:"OMGZ i've just had the BSOD. Shitty windows... Macs never have this kind of problem"
Dean: "no... they have WORSE problems... at least BSOD isn't fatal (always)... i suggest you look up 'Kernal Panic' you'll find it actually DESTROYS the operating system and most of the files... and this is BEFORE you've even insalled the operating system (mainly while upgrading MacOSX to a different version)"
Idiot: "right... but macs don't get viruses"
Dean "there's a reason why you're called idiot... macs have viruses, contrary to what the apple advertisements would have you belive... they only have a handful admitedly... but... think about it... if you were a virus programmer you're going to make viruses for systems that are going to affect the majority... (10 people own macs for every 10000 that own a WinPC)... i know which one i'd program for."
Idiot: "..."
------
Mac users... they think they know everything because they're 'safe' and 'stable' LOL and when you prove them wrong they remain awfully silent... |
I love how windows calls it a crash a feature. it always makes me laugh.