Smug Ugly, OSX presenting SMB shares

Jesus wept, it's a _joke_ for christ's sake. And I find it far preferable, and far more human, than the insufferably superior tone of this blog post.

Does anyone really get that bent out of shape over this anymore? Everyone learned about it 3 years ago.<p>I'll bet most people can't even tell what the actual icon is when they are browsing on their network. There are tons of icons in OS X with minute details that you don't notice in normal usage of the OS. Ever notice the Lorem Ipsum on the Dictionary icon? How about "ie sucks" on the CSSEdit icon?

It's an obnoxious image, and the author is right that Apple (and everyone else) should use either 10.5 or Leopard more consistently.<p>That said, I simply cannot remember the last time an Apple computer hard froze on me - not an application, the entire OS. It simply doesn't seem to happen. (Also his link to a picture of a crashed Apple (presumably?) seems broken.)<p><i>That</i> said, I also run Debian, and complete system lock-ups never happen there either.

you know what the funniest thing was about that post? this comment...<p>"This is one of the things that makes me hesitate to get a Mac when I get my first laptop next year. Spec-wise a Macbook would fit my needs perfectly, but I'm just not sure I want to become part of the Mac demographic. Unfortunately, said demographic tends to intersect with the irritating-smug-people demographic and I don't want anything to do with that. I like Macs, but I wish the company was secure enough in its betterness to present itself simply as creating great products, not as a creating products that are better than everything else."<p>its like saying i prefer bsod over a pic of bsod. ha ha

On top of that it's a windows 98 bluescreen.

Can't believe this shit hits front page.