🚀 go-pugleaf

Like I'd really listen to someone who doesn't even have the balls to use his 
real email address or who can't spell RISC or CISC correctly.
I also noyiced that you seem to be talking from your ass with no knowledge of 
what your saying. were you plastered when you replied to this or are you naturally 
this way? You know that Windows NT can run on computers using an Alpha 
CPU, which currently go up to 600Mhz and expected to break 800Mhz by next year.

BTW, what does CISK mean??

em...@domain.com (Crkl) writes:
> In article
> <CE41C885D2E62C87.DD1C296F...@library-proxy.airnews.net>,
> def...@DAVE.lancnews.infi.net wrote:
> 
> Dammit!  I dont believe all the ignorance going on here!  You people know
> nothing! I sit here and read this crap you all put out and wonder where
> you learned how to use a computer... (at least those that post relating to
> Mac vs. PC)
> Here are a few facts that its very important that you all must know...
> 
> 1) Intels processors are the slowest widely used processors on the market today.
>    This is because they are using technology that is over twenty years
> old.  I   
>    know what you are going to say... "But my PC is much faster than the macs I
>    use at school/work, so this proves that my processor is faster"  Well, the
>    Motorolla PPC is the faster of the two, when you compare processors that were
>    released at the same time, and those that were meant to compete with each
>    other.  Byte magazine proved this.        Motorolla upped their processors to
>    "RISK" technology which allows for faster speeds, while Intel is still 
>    using a much slower technology based on "CISK" technology.   One of the main
>    reasons why intel is somewhat reluctant to make the switch is because
>    Microsofts "Windows" OS, as well as so much software that runs on it, would 
>    have cto be re-writen to take advatage of the newer processor.  The fact is,
>    that Motorolla has always been a full jump ahead of Intels processors, and
>    thats why people who need this extra speed (desktop publishers, multimedia
>    professionals, and people in intense graphics fields use computers based on
>    this processor.  And dont get me wrong... intel has done some great
> things with
>    the Pentium... things that I thought were impossible to do, and speed
>    improvements that are wonderful, unfortunaltely, the ride will probably
> be over
>    after 300 mhz... I sincerely doubt that Intel will be able to move their CISC
>    processors much past the 300 mhz mark before they jump to a new type of
>    processor.  probably RISK
> 
> 2) Microsofts "Windows" is the worst GUI on the planet.  Notice that I didnt say
>    OS, I said GUI.  This is because there are much better OSs that are more
>    stable... bla bla bla, but they lack something...I friendly interface. which
>    makes them unlikely canditates for wide spread use, only because the majority
>    of the world prefers a GUI rather than some sort of command line interface.
>    Now, before you start to huff, and puff... let me explain... Yes, windows has
>    some great plus's  to it, but you still got to remember... that Windows is
>    still based on "DOS".   (another technology about 20 years old) because of
>    this, windows is still somewhat limmited.  I can go on and on about
> what these
>    are, but I dont want to wast any more bandwidth than this thread is
> already is
>    taking up.
> 
> 3) Many might think that this is the part where I brag about the merrits of the
>    Mac OS, but while apple has done some great things with this OS, and while It
>    is leaps and bounds ahead of windows, it still has many faults... One
> of which
>    is its age. Apple has pulled off some unbelievable things with that OS,
> but Its
>    a jumbeled mess of extensions and control pannels, upates and big
> fixes. Its a
>    wonder that it works as well as it does.  Apple is in desperate need of an
>    update to their aging OS. Fortunatley they have come up with a fantastic
>    solution to their OS problem which is very exciting. And for the first time
>    ever PC users will be able to use this new advenced operating system. And  
>    software developers will only have to write their code once.  read
> about it at
>    http://macware.com/      Its very exciting.
> 
> 
> Well, This is my two cents worth... Sorry I got a little (ok alot) caried
> away and made this thing so long.... but I had a lot to say.
> 
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