December 11th, 2007
NOTE FROM KIM:
Apple and their Leopard OS are getting blasted by
critics and IT people for what many feel is a step
backward. Some are even making more favorable comments
about Vista than Leopard, which is quite the reversal.
critics and IT people for what many feel is a step
backward. Some are even making more favorable comments
about Vista than Leopard, which is quite the reversal.
The Top 9 Features
of Apple’s Leopard OS
of Apple’s Leopard OS
9> Easily access your files from anywhere. *Very* easily.
8> Has the ability to boot to Windows Vista for better security.
7> Russian hackers’ web site announces, “We switched!”
6> If you read the software license carefully you’ll find you’ve agreed to name your firstborn “iBaby.”
5> What features? Apple blew their budget on the iPhone.
4> All files are conveniently stored in the Trash Can.
3> User-friendly drag-and-drop interface means script kiddies no longer need to use a script to hack into your system.
2> It downloads security patches directly from iTunes, for $0.99 per bug.
and the Number 1 Feature of Apple’s Leopard OS…
1> If you scrape off the paint and remove the cheap logo, it looks a lot like a free copy of Linux.
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Credits:
Selected from 30 submissions from 10 contributors.
This week’s list authors are:
James Knowles, Bellingham, WA — 1
Brandon Hunt, Braintree, MA — 2, 5
Matt Van Opens, Watertown, WI — 3, Topic
Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH — 4
Jim G. Phynn, Horsham, PA — 6
James Gaskin, Mesquite, TX — 7
Laura Oberst, Columbus, OH — 8
Chuck Burke, Phoenix, NY — 9
Kim Moser, New York, NY — List Moderator
RUNNERS UP list — Crapapples
Apple viruses are still cooler than PC viruses.
(James Gaskin, Mesquite, TX)
Finally, Mac users can stop feeling superior to Windows users.
(Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH)
Firewall doubles as a handy sieve.
(Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH)
Mauve Screen of Death.
(James Knowles, Bellingham, WA)
(Kevin van Houten, The Colony, TX)
With a name like “Leopard” isn’t it obvious its firewall would be spotty?
(Laura Oberst, Columbus, OH)
(James Gaskin, Mesquite, TX)
Finally, Mac users can stop feeling superior to Windows users.
(Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH)
Firewall doubles as a handy sieve.
(Donald Johnson, Cincinnati, OH)
Mauve Screen of Death.
(James Knowles, Bellingham, WA)
(Kevin van Houten, The Colony, TX)
With a name like “Leopard” isn’t it obvious its firewall would be spotty?
(Laura Oberst, Columbus, OH)