mac mini

eis it shit

too many cheaper "nettop" alternatives to really recommend this one (though they don't look anywhere as nice though)

albeit to be fair, the specifications are probably the highest in it's class but really that shouldn't matter too much

mega wrote:too many cheaper "nettop" alternatives to really recommend this one (though they don't look anywhere as nice though)

albeit to be fair, the specifications are probably the highest in it's class but really that shouldn't matter too much

thinkcentre tiny shits on it from what i can see

they go for like $800 because of the ultra tiny form factor

ozzie freedom wrote:they go for like $800 because of the ultra tiny form factor

they are very slick

question is it possible to have two computers attached to a single monitor? they dont have to both be on at the same time but it would be fucking cool to have a thinkcentre tiny or mac mini or whatever on top of my current thinkcentre and then i can just turn one on and have it on the screen instead of having to move around the jack it takes which has a name i forget

http://www.apple.com/ca/mac-mini/#gallery-hero-desk

"OS X is the world's most advanced operating system"

i can imagine so many windows fanboys screaming about NO THATS NOT TRUE MARKETING MARKETING it actually fucking is OS X has probably the longest lineage for any operating system bar the R&D and server/database ones like solaris and HP-UX and it's certainly more actively developed than those ones which are basically dead

OS X is UNIX

yes but saying your os is advanced is like calling your car 'high tech'

ozzie freedom wrote:yes but saying your os is advanced is like calling your car 'high tech'

ITS FUKING ADVANCE DBITCH

OS X is basically like if you took a high powered NSA control panel and then covered it in rainbows and fancy shit

it has some seriously impressive backends but the end user almost never uses or takes advantage of them

nerd annihilater wrote:

mega wrote:too many cheaper "nettop" alternatives to really recommend this one (though they don't look anywhere as nice though)

albeit to be fair, the specifications are probably the highest in it's class but really that shouldn't matter too much

thinkcentre tiny shits on it from what i can see

thought those didn't use mid-range cpus

mega wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:

mega wrote:too many cheaper "nettop" alternatives to really recommend this one (though they don't look anywhere as nice though)

albeit to be fair, the specifications are probably the highest in it's class but really that shouldn't matter too much

thinkcentre tiny shits on it from what i can see

thought those didn't use mid-range cpus

core i5 and 8GB DDR3 sodimm for ~$560

nerd annihilater wrote:

mega wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:
thinkcentre tiny shits on it from what i can see

thought those didn't use mid-range cpus

core i5 and 8GB DDR3 sodimm for ~$560

among other things

i hate it when i wanna get a prebuilt but there's no 'no os' option

windows adds like 150 dollars to the end price and im just going to uninstall it anyways

nerd annihilater wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:

mega wrote:

thought those didn't use mid-range cpus

core i5 and 8GB DDR3 sodimm for ~$560

among other things

i hate it when i wanna get a prebuilt but there's no 'no os' option

windows adds like 150 dollars to the end price and im just going to uninstall it anyways

UMM u should build ur computer ;) its what all techies (like myself) and nerds do ;) prebuilts r bad because they're easy ;) gamer™ 4 life

go fuck yourself, if you can build a computer with the same form factor as a mac mini/thinkcentre tiny i'll suck my own dick and legally change my name to rainbow dash

nerd annihilater wrote:

ozzie freedom wrote:they go for like $800 because of the ultra tiny form factor

they are very slick

question is it possible to have two computers attached to a single monitor? they dont have to both be on at the same time but it would be fucking cool to have a thinkcentre tiny or mac mini or whatever on top of my current thinkcentre and then i can just turn one on and have it on the screen instead of having to move around the jack it takes which has a name i forget

answer me nerds

nerd annihilater wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:

ozzie freedom wrote:they go for like $800 because of the ultra tiny form factor

they are very slick

question is it possible to have two computers attached to a single monitor? they dont have to both be on at the same time but it would be fucking cool to have a thinkcentre tiny or mac mini or whatever on top of my current thinkcentre and then i can just turn one on and have it on the screen instead of having to move around the jack it takes which has a name i forget

answer me nerds

y splitter and a switch maybe?

ozzie freedom wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:

nerd annihilater wrote:
they are very slick

question is it possible to have two computers attached to a single monitor? they dont have to both be on at the same time but it would be fucking cool to have a thinkcentre tiny or mac mini or whatever on top of my current thinkcentre and then i can just turn one on and have it on the screen instead of having to move around the jack it takes which has a name i forget

answer me nerds

y splitter and a switch maybe?

i found something

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch

oh yeah our school has a billion of those