Posts by MrcX

10 posts • joined Sunday 27th September 2009 07:19 GMT

Posted in Stallman: Did I say Jobs was evil? I meant really evil

Posted Wednesday 2nd November 2011 15:39 GMT

MrcX

@itzman - use one before

Sorry itzman, but you're full of it. Did you ever use Mac OS? you can do anything on it as you can on a "*nix" computer, as you call them, but then without the regular debugging sessions, if you refer to *nux. just give it an unbiased try if you can.

Looks like all of the "experts" in this forum are not aware iOS and Mac OS are not the same thing, like the author of the article.

Posted in Stallman: Did I say Jobs was evil? I meant really evil

Posted Monday 31st October 2011 09:13 GMT

MrcX

macs? or iOS devices

Well, either the author of the article does not know how to quote the bearded guy (co.uk... country of the Sun, right?), or he's full of shit. "Macs are pretty handcuffs", and the the entire article bashes on and on the... right. iOS devices. Are we talking Macs, or iOS devices here?

Both ways, how come we get quotes from this bearded maniac in the Reg from day one after Jobs died. Did he not have the guts to speak out when he was still alive, did he know his tirade only partiallly makes sense (iOS, maybe... a bit, but one is free in its choices)... but Macs? handcuffs? come on, it's as handcuffing as any flavour of free unix or linux around. If you do not think so, you don't know the OS.

Posted in Windows 8 to boot in 8 seconds

Posted Sunday 11th September 2011 07:04 GMT

MrcX

totally unbiased article

Now, how come I have never read an unbiased article on this site on different workstation OS'es... just putting things as they are, without quirky or clever comments

Posted in Google Docs app lands on Android

Posted Thursday 28th April 2011 09:00 GMT

MrcX

apppub

The Register now officially acting as a publicity engine for Google's Android platform. Will we see a post for every new app released for it? Just wondering how far Google's influence reaches.

Posted in The Mac that saved Apple (and Steve Jobs)

Posted Monday 29th November 2010 18:43 GMT

MrcX

things do have changed

Ah... reminds me of the old days, useless battles between "fanbois" and the others, but... hold on... I only see comments of the others here. Proves the fanbois right, no :-)?

Posted in Jobs: One million iPads sold

Posted Monday 3rd May 2010 19:01 GMT

MrcX

sigh...#2

this is such a drag, having to read these immature comments over and over again, Rick. Can't you play another tune that would maybe interest people? What's the use, we all know the Reg holds a grudge against Apple, just try to be a bit more inventive in your stories please.

thanks.

Posted in EDS mainframe goes titsup, crashes RBS cheque system

Posted Thursday 17th December 2009 17:43 GMT

MrcX

ahhhh

Finally somebody who knows what he is talking about.... write that SMF! silly HP mainframe wannabees.

cheers

Posted in ~~Fanbois~~ Apple buyers howl over crocked iMacs

Posted Wednesday 25th November 2009 21:29 GMT

MrcX

moa

C'mon Reg, can't you come up with a little more shocking news? clearly you still hold a grudge against apple from a few years back (don't exactly remember what, something about an invitation to an apple event you didn't get, search your archives)... love a cynical note on all companies that matter, but this is too silly.

Posted in Snow Leopard data-munching bug predates Snow Leopard

Posted Tuesday 13th October 2009 22:10 GMT

MrcX

congrats

typical... I like theregister for their broad coverage of all IT related subjects, and their ironic/cynical views on the news. And I congratulate them for finally having found a real reason for their unreasonable and childish apple bashing.

Cheers, Reg, enjoy!

Posted in Mainframe emulator goes commercial

Posted Monday 28th September 2009 09:25 GMT

MrcX

clockspeed?

c'mon people, as if clockspeed is the only reason for companies to buy system z hardware...do you really think any company wouldn't protest? Unparallelled IO bandwith for instance: hundreds of applications running simultanuously, all doing IO... up to 1,5 TB of memory... give me the name of the itanium box that delivers that, please? Just read about system z a bit, IBMs websites deliver enough information.