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[duudegetamac]

@gorea500 -

Mac doesn't HAVE to use office. It just can because Microsoft made it available for Mac...Apple didn't make it.

[DrBuffaloBalls]

Don't scroll the comments, just trolls arguing which is better; Pc or Mac

[valonw]

@duudegetamac bro, look up iWork! i don't need office.

[dEndiProductions]

Didn't Mac sort of copy PC by adopting Microsoft Office?

[jimgeo1000]

that is so true!!!!!!!

[mrbeady9]

Xbox 360

[sebasrobot55]

@DarkPatro56 There EXISTS Kaspersky for mac... not that it NEEDS it.

[DarkPatro56]

@Kemp101010 Ask yourself why there's Kaspersky antivirus for Mac. Still sure about lack of viruses on Mac?

[DarkPatro56]

@gearmast3r See? You never shouldn't try anything which his hard to afford. I never had an Apple product but from comments and reviews I know it would be an extremely bad idea to get one. You tried, you somehow liked in some cases of course, but its possibilities and prize is something very hard to accept.

That's why never use drugs, never let yourself to even test something hard to afford. You will regret it if you get addiction of it.

[Boyanhristow]

@goodcheesema yeah, well he's dead....

[WranglerDario]

@KyuubiNaruto1337XD We use copper and aluminum in heat sinks for a reason. What you said works both ways. Although the plastic absorbs more heat, aluminum expels it faster into the cold bath/air. I'll admit specific heat might not have a lot to do with it. Actually i'm pretty sure that the thermal diffusivity (Which involves specific heat) is the key player in this. But aluminum works much better than plastic in terms of a heat sink, so i don't really understand what we/you are arguing anymore.

[KyuubiNaruto1337XD]

@WranglerDario actually no thats not specific heat, specific heat is the amount of energy required to increase the temperature of a material by one degree centigrade.

Aluminum's is VERY low, so it only absorbs a little energy compared to other materials like plastic, whose specific heat is higher than that of aluminum's

heat =/= temperature. Temperature is a measure of internal energy, heat is the energy transfer.