James Murphy said:for some reason i cannot get to this page... my browser just sits blank, indefinitely.
yeah, well too bad for you... i'm on our home PCHewy80 said:Are you using a Mac?...
Sorry couldnt resist
Andy's role undoubtedly involved, and even highly relied upon, the use of a Mac computer Moony, and one thing you can rest assured of... it did not involve in any way the playing of "Fallout 2" or any other game... which were all likely developed in whole or in part on a Mac anyway, just like a great deal of MICROSOFT's Halo 2 was !!! what? don't believe it? watch the bonus DVD that comes in the deluxe version for Xbox \m/ :Smokedev: \m/Moonlapse said:You know I never COULD get Fallout 2 to run on a Mac... must mean those darned things are vastly inferior!
'grats on the grammy, Andy. Could you clarify though, because I never understood, what actually was your role on Deliverance? Mike only seemed to talk about Steve Wilson and Fredrik Nordstrom when it came to production/engineering duties.
James Murphy said:Andy's role undoubtedly involved, and even highly relied upon, the use of a Mac computer Moony, and one thing you can rest assured of... it did not involve in any way the playing of "Fallout 2" or any other game... which were all likely developed in whole or in part on a Mac anyway, just like a great deal of MICROSOFT's Halo 2 was !!! what? don't believe it? watch the bonus DVD that comes in the deluxe
yep, i knew you were joking around.. so was i.. i even tried to make it obvious, guess it didn't work since you felt you had to "explain", but you didn't have toMoonlapse said:Haha, dude my post was tongue-in-cheek. I was trying to illustrate the sort of innuendo you were passing off in your post.
It was pretty much akin to saying 'now no need for you PC users to get riled up. My Mac never had issues with opening ONE SIMPLE LITTLE WEBPAGE, luckily I have a Mac because even my high-end PC is so inferior it can't even surf the web properly'
It may not have been intentional but that's certainly how it came off. Anyway, I doubt the PC architecture is to blame... usually web problems are caused by software faults, problems on the ISPs end or server issues with the site host. Could be the browser you're using on the PC or somesuch.
Anyhow, thanks for the answer Andy. I never even realized you did the mix. That definately explains the kick sound though, hehe.
James Murphy said:so... no more on this sillyness, ok?... lets keep this thread on-subject
Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral said:New forum rule: mention mac vs pc and you get owned with a behringer eurodesk