@huggablysoft
United States
Hi, I'm HuggablySoft, RDN's residential super cutesy, super huggable, adorable love muffin! >w<
A lot of people consider me as one of the nicest and most kind persons on RDN. ~♥
I like making music, drawing art and socializing with interesting people about interesting things. :P
Notices by Jessi Jacquet (huggablysoft), page 11
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@redenchilada Furries vs Bronies is even worse than Mac vs PC
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@redenchilada Hardware wise, Apple, I have to admit that Apple does have the advantage here. I haven't seen a Windows based computer than can go toe to toe with this monstrosity: http://www.apple.com/mac-pro/
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@zeldatra Blah. Nerds. A computer is a computer. Choose one. I'm choosing Apple because of its virtual ecosystem that integrates with all of their devices.
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@coffeecream Well considering the fact that Apple computers are basically solid state versions of high end Windows and gaming desktops... I really don't see a difference in terms of the computer itself. So what if its running a different OS? What OS you use is your own personal preference. The majority of people use Windows because its the most common but some people who are like me, like using a more aesthetically pleasing OS like Linux or Apple OSX.
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@zeldatra Wait what? RDN is full of Apple haters?
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@vt3c Oh wow...actually, its not an i7, but its still a quad core. It's not a sandy bridge but its still quite powerful (I can play Skyrim at 1920 x 1080 full HD resolution at a decent 40 to 50 frames a second on high settings). According to Linux, my processor is a i5-2320, 3.0 Ghtz CPU
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@vt3c Give me a moment to find the exact specifications
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@vt3c This is what's in it I think. I remember paying almost $350 for the processor alone. http://www.amazon.com/Intel-i7-2600K-Quad-Core-Processor-Cache/dp/B004FA8NOQ?tag=top10new-20
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@vt3c Actually, its not, I don't think
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@vt3c I'm not sure
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@vt3c I can probably sell it to you for $500 since it cost me a little over that to build the machine
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@yodelerty That too.
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@vt3c Sure. It's an i7 Quadcore with 4GB's of RAM, a nVidia Gforce 550Ti GPU , a 1 TB hard drive, 24 inch monitor, with a dual boot Windows 8 and Linux Ubuntu 13.04. I can sell it to you once I have it ready to be replaced with an Apple desktop.
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(I know there are going to be some people who are going to hate me for this but...) I'm seriously considering switching to all Apple devices. I'm just getting really tired of having different branded things that at times aren't even compatible with each other. My Samsung Galaxy S3 doesn't like playing nice with my Windows Surface tablet at times and my Windows tablet absolutely hates my Linux desktop running a Windows emulator. I personally would rather trade in all of this stuff for a nice Macbook Pro, a nice gaming Mac Desktop and an iPhone. Why? Because Apple products all collaborate with one another in a unified ecosystem. What about playing awesome computer games? No problem. Apple's OSX can run a virtual console that emulates Windows 7. :3
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@awlderpy I'm sorry to hear that. Honestly, if this happened more recently, you may have been able to go to the US Embassy and join a NATO military like the US, UK or Australia
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@awlderpy This is when you become an Potato Knishes and join the US Military
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@nerthos True, but it /does/ govern military policies.
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@awlderpy Seriously? I thought their military was democratic nowadays...what happened?
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@awlderpy Discrimination is illegal in the military.
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@awlderpy Ugh. Typical people. Seriously, there's no reason to be envious of another soldier in the military. Everyone has a fair chance of earning decorations and medals. Look at me, I may not have any outstanding war medals, but I do have the Meritorious Unit Award, Double Marksman, Iraq War Campaign Medal and The War on Terrorism Decoration. You earn those simply by doing your job in a timely manner.
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@awlderpy Who cares what they like or what they didn't like? You obviously earned them fairly. What's there to complain about? Its like me complaining about how I didn't get a Medal of Honor when I've never been wounded nor performed a heroic action during a war.
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@awlderpy Honorable?
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@awlderpy I still have to wear mine occasionally. I'm mostly in my BDU's
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@awlderpy See? Point taken. Sharp dressed and organized people almost always make it to the top. :3
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@awlderpy Let them. As far as you know, they probably just sloppily throw their clothes in a drawer somewhere or have them thrown all over their rooms. Besides, what looks better when you're getting a promotion: A clean, nicely pressed suit with the name tag and all other badges placed neatly and precisely on it or a badly crumpled suit that's half buttoned with sweat stains on the shirt collar and last weeks coffee stain on the front of the jacket?
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@awlderpy Definitely, but it's a good habit and lifestyle to have. People will respect you for it, because it shows them that you respect yourself and present yourself to them as someone professional and proper.
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@awlderpy Me too, even though its been almost 4 years since I was last in basic training. XD
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@awlderpy BT does change a lot of people. If a person didn't learn respect and integrity from their parents, the military will shove a boot up that person's poop hole far enough to make them remember it permanently.
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@awlderpy Probably, but these type of people are going to get a rude awakening when their mom and dad kicks them out of the house.
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@awlderpy When that day ever comes, I'll be the first to tell you.
