I think you are just trying to trash the mac mini. You have taken the time to post your video on half a dozen websites, but you haven't taken ten minutes to call tech support or gone to an Apple Store to actually get it fixed? And another reader's suggestion to get Apple help is a NEW idea to you? BS! You can report back to Redmond now. Your negative campaign has been exposed.
Whatever steps I have or have not taken are not relevant to my main point -- That this happens in the first place.
The public perception is that Macs do not crash. I am providing empirical evidence not only that they do crash, but they do so in a spectacular way. If your point is that the crash is fixable... Well, yes. And so are the overwhelming majority of crashes in Windows (or UNIX/Linux, or BeOS, or OS/400, or whatever).
If you can provide evidence of a Windows machine doing a snow crash, I welcome it. If not, then I regret to say Macs really are different.
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Snow Crash?
(Anonymous) 2009-07-25 01:51 pm (UTC)(link)You have taken the time to post your video on half a dozen websites, but you haven't taken ten minutes to call tech support or gone to an Apple Store to actually get it fixed? And another reader's suggestion to get Apple help is a NEW idea to you? BS! You can report back to Redmond now. Your negative campaign has been exposed.
Re: Snow Crash?
The public perception is that Macs do not crash. I am providing empirical evidence not only that they do crash, but they do so in a spectacular way. If your point is that the crash is fixable... Well, yes. And so are the overwhelming majority of crashes in Windows (or UNIX/Linux, or BeOS, or OS/400, or whatever).
If you can provide evidence of a Windows machine doing a snow crash, I welcome it. If not, then I regret to say Macs really are different.