jesus X wrote:
>
> JTK wrote:
> > > That's one of the things I've liked the Mac system "up until OS-X" is
> > > that you can't wipe out all the contents of the hard drive you are
> > > working on by accident. It has to be a deliberate act.
> > OS X lets you wipe out your root drive accidentally? Wowzers.
>
> No, nor can you do so on a PC. Phil's idea of an accident is quite dramatic
> indeed. According to Phil's idea of accidents, it's also possible for a steam
> engine train to accidentally hit a deer while in orbit of pluto.
>
I wonder if the deer would shatter?
> > So after you've accidentally brought up a command.com and accidentally
> > typed "format c:", you then accidentally answer "yes" to the question
> > "Do you really want to format your root partition?"? I think you'd
> > better stay away from computers altogether Phil.
>
> Don't forget accidentally forgetting to try to CONTROL-C, CONTRON-BREAK,
> CONTRON-ALT-DELETE, Reset, or Power down before the percentage meter reads 100%.
> For Hard drives, until it hits those last few percentage points of completion,
> nothing is actually written.
>
Huh. That just goes to prove the old adage, "If you're not careful,
you'll learn something every day".
> > > Despite my ablities in Electronics and Hardware repair. I always felt
> > > inadaquate trying frograming even in the mildest of Basic. I always felt
> > > that people that had those abilities were more of the MIT types.
> > Not sure what any of that has to do with an illogical love of the Mac.
>
> He feels he's incompetent, thus he uses a Mac, which is very forgiving.
>
Well I suppose there's only so much damage you can do with a one-button
mouse ;-).
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