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yosithezet Jul 7, 2009 3:00 am


Originally Posted by politicalhack2 (Post 12023644)
I really want a Porche but I don't want anyone to know I have one. Maybe I could take the engine out of a Porche and put it in a Ford Tempo. That might solve my problems.

The engine would probably fit better into a VW bug.

dtsm Jul 7, 2009 5:43 am


Originally Posted by boberonicus (Post 12023774)
The nice thing about this thread is that it balances out all of the "why don't you just buy a Mac" comments that have angered people on this forum for so long........Those "why don't you just buy..." comments are glib and unhelpful.

Those who supposedly just say 'why don't you just buy' are not being glib. On the contrary, they see it as really a simple answer to a not very difficult question. Many people asking for advice are not tekkies and are looking for a simple solution for their computer needs. Ever try to explain how to use a Windows operating system to someone that is relatively a computer illiterate (no insult intended).

Btw, never realized there was all this 'pent up' anger at Mac supporters. On the contrary, Mac users belong to a very helpful 'community'.

The OP posing this question is looking for a useful tool or trying to make (or avoid making) a fashion statement???? I see people using computers on my daily train commute, both pc and macs and never noticed the glowing icon....

yosithezet Jul 7, 2009 6:00 am


Originally Posted by dtsm (Post 12024259)
Btw, never realized there was all this 'pent up' anger at Mac supporters. On the contrary, Mac users belong to a very helpful 'community'.

The pent up anger is easy to understand once you use a Windows machine a while.

ayeleswarapu Jul 7, 2009 6:34 am

The new HP machines aren't for the OP either with their own glowing logos...

FXWizard Jul 7, 2009 9:34 am


Originally Posted by boberonicus (Post 12018147)
I have a skin on the back of my Macbook Pro that hides the logo. It does shine through a bit, but the skin reduces the visibility. I like the designs from Gelaskins.


I have this Gelaskin on my MBP.

dtsm Jul 7, 2009 12:19 pm


Originally Posted by yosithezet (Post 12024299)
The pent up anger is easy to understand once you use a Windows machine a while.

LOL - another great line for a new mac commercial ;)

tkey75 Jul 7, 2009 9:31 pm


Originally Posted by speedbird182 (Post 12018956)
You mean like this.

Hit #1 - THIS THREAD!! :D

politicalhack2 Jul 7, 2009 10:37 pm


Originally Posted by yosithezet (Post 12023948)
The engine would probably fit better into a VW bug.

Probably a lot better actually but the concept remains the same.

Who really cares if your computer is glowing a dancing hippo on the back, its just a computer.

goback Jul 7, 2009 11:23 pm

Wow!

I didn't expect this to develop the way it has. The question was quite innocent and in no way had any hidden meaning. viz. Mac vs PC. It is just as I explained at the beginning. I'll refrain from answering the comments made.

I found what seems to be an answer:
http://www.skinstyler.com/mac/custom...f-2-p-461.html

gobluetwo Jul 9, 2009 9:19 am


Originally Posted by goback (Post 12029855)
Wow!

I didn't expect this to develop the way it has. The question was quite innocent and in no way had any hidden meaning. viz. Mac vs PC. It is just as I explained at the beginning. I'll refrain from answering the comments made.

I found what seems to be an answer:
http://www.skinstyler.com/mac/custom...f-2-p-461.html

the product description says "glow in the dark" which doesn't really seem to solve your problem. your call, though.


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