"Ever since I got the eeePC I've loved how easy it is to tinker with. Since I'm not a Linux guy, I dumped the Xandros preload and opted for Windows XP so I could use my EVDO USB datacard and blogging software easier, but I wondered could I install OSX on it? And, after trial and error - you can! The only problem is that the eeePC only supports SSE2 instead of the SSE3 that Leopard is coded for. Kind of a bummer, and will require some extra tinkering to coax the OS on the eeePC."
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Member since:2005-10-19
Oh, I don't know, the desire to not descend into World War III?
So, if I run a news blog, I should not show any pictures of women's faces in case I might upset the countries with Sharia law?
If a law is crap, I say we give it the dignity it deserves. i.e. Ignore it.
RE[4]: interesting, BUT
Member since:2005-06-29
Well, if WWIII breaks out over a software license issue, we as a planet are more screwed than we ever imagined.
Granted, I get the sarcasm, but honestly it's not that big a deal. Hell, I'd love it if Apple would come out with something like this device running OS X, at somewhere between the original price and that of a Mac Mini, but I doubt that will happen for several reasons. After all, they wouldn't want to kill off sales of the MacBook, right?
Member since:2006-08-18
Member since:2005-07-06
Well, the US HAS gone after countries for stupider reasons...
Heck, the drums of war are sounding over Iran and we haven't even figured out a good reason for that yet.
World War III because one nation doesn't follow another's laws? You are being rather ignorant, don't you think? There are a ton of laws in other nations which the US would hate to be forced to follow.
See: Kyoto.
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2007-02-22
Why should nations respect the laws of other nations?
Oh, I don't know, the desire to not descend into World War III?