What part of Seattle do you live in?? Has it changed that much since I was there (5 or so years ago?)Machinesworking wrote: Way better things to do in Seattle beyond Starbucks, the music scene is pretty great for heavy rock and indie, not so good for electronic synth / laptop based music, but not bad at all either. EVERYBODY looks like the mac guy on the gay ass Apple commercials though, no way to tell who's a macfag, and for that matter who's male, thank god for neckbeards!!
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Very cool... will try this one later tonight.daniel_grieff wrote: Check out Macfuse NTFS-3G
It has changed a bit in the last 5 years, but yeah, I'm exaggerating a little, go to the Funhouse, or El Corazon, and not many indie rock looking fay males, but Nuemos etc.... the hill is full of them. West Seattle BTW.elxicano wrote:What part of Seattle do you live in?? Has it changed that much since I was there (5 or so years ago?)Machinesworking wrote: Way better things to do in Seattle beyond Starbucks, the music scene is pretty great for heavy rock and indie, not so good for electronic synth / laptop based music, but not bad at all either. EVERYBODY looks like the mac guy on the gay ass Apple commercials though, no way to tell who's a macfag, and for that matter who's male, thank god for neckbeards!!
nebulae wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o2BWpN4Spscitizenchris099 wrote: seems the crap you have to go through to accomplish the goal of getting OS X on a pc is antithetical to the over all mac experience of "it just works"
Have fun w/ur fake Mac though.
20-30 minutes to install...you're right, that sure is a whole lot of work. Can't wait for my fake mac to boot up. I bet the first window says, "Congratulations! How would you like to spend that extra $2000 you just saved?"
BTW, thx for dropping your illegal argument. It's good to cut bait when you're completely overwhelmed.
running great here. Grab the torrent and do a fresh install (30 minutes tops), if you need to swap files between Mac/PC get MacDrive. All the appropriate drivers on the DVD, just do your research and you'll be fine."Fay males" aside the hill is where it's at IMHO for shows. El Corazon seems to only ever do metal stuff. Touring electronica acts seem to either play the hill or the Nectar in Fremont.Machinesworking wrote:It has changed a bit in the last 5 years, but yeah, I'm exaggerating a little, go to the Funhouse, or El Corazon, and not many indie rock looking fay males, but Nuemos etc.... the hill is full of them. West Seattle BTW.elxicano wrote:What part of Seattle do you live in?? Has it changed that much since I was there (5 or so years ago?)Machinesworking wrote: Way better things to do in Seattle beyond Starbucks, the music scene is pretty great for heavy rock and indie, not so good for electronic synth / laptop based music, but not bad at all either. EVERYBODY looks like the mac guy on the gay ass Apple commercials though, no way to tell who's a macfag, and for that matter who's male, thank god for neckbeards!!
Electronica, despite most people's assumptions is not the only kind of electronic music out there. El Corazon regularly has future pop, synth pop, EBM, and industrial acts for instance. The Showbox downtown does the larger acts etc. Ventian Snares will probably be my first Nectar show, it really doesn't get more urban hipster yuppie than Fremont, which is weird considering what it used to be like. I'm just not that in to house/electro whatever you want to call club music, and ambient puts me to sleep.dokken wrote: "Fay males" aside the hill is where it's at IMHO for shows. El Corazon seems to only ever do metal stuff. Touring electronica acts seem to either play the hill or the Nectar in Fremont.
yeah you're right, saving $1500 on a mac pro is pretty stupid.dokken wrote:Were you inspired to try this from our previous thread on PC hardware? Good luck with it. The idea that it would be illegal seems pretty stupid to me. Never even occurred to me to even think of it. I guess I just have no respect for the law.
I think of elcetronica as being synonymous with electronic music, so no, I don't think that. The Showbox is a great club too. Probably the only reason I would ever venture downtown for a show these days. And yes, Fremont is crawling with yuppies now ever since Adobe moved there. The Nectar still gets good acts though in spite of the yuppies and occasional boring house shows.Machinesworking wrote:Electronica, despite most people's assumptions is not the only kind of electronic music out there. El Corazon regularly has future pop, synth pop, EBM, and industrial acts for instance. The Showbox downtown does the larger acts etc. Ventian Snares will probably be my first Nectar show, it really doesn't get more urban hipster yuppie than Fremont, which is weird considering what it used to be like. I'm just not that in to house/electro whatever you want to call club music, and ambient puts me to sleep.dokken wrote: "Fay males" aside the hill is where it's at IMHO for shows. El Corazon seems to only ever do metal stuff. Touring electronica acts seem to either play the hill or the Nectar in Fremont.
The bouncers at El Corazon are assholes for the most part though, which sucks considering I also like few metal acts.
I'm not sure you understood my meaning. I meant that the idea that building a hackintosh would be illegal seemed stupid. I was referring to earlier posts that suggested that we shouldn't discuss this because it's supposedly illegal.MTG105 wrote:yeah you're right, saving $1500 on a mac pro is pretty stupid.dokken wrote:Were you inspired to try this from our previous thread on PC hardware? Good luck with it. The idea that it would be illegal seems pretty stupid to me. Never even occurred to me to even think of it. I guess I just have no respect for the law.