As somebody who owns a Mac alongside a PC that I built myself, I can say that you are absolutely wrong. I payed for quality engineering that so far no other laptop manufacturer has been able to match. Please think before you stereotype an entire group of people.

$3500 could easily buy you a nice pen tablet, an iPad, and a MacBook Pro. Hell, you could buy a MBP with Retina Display, which obviously has better internals and display. This is a huge waste of money.

If you really were a fan of Apple's computers, you would realize that it is simply Mac, not MAC.

Depends on the machine you're running it on. If you're running it on a well-spec'd Mac, it's obviously going to crash a lot less, if at all. The same holds true for Windows machines as well.

Photoshop on OS X is almost identical to Photoshop on Windows, just saying.

Right when I was thinking about starting up my gigantic citadel build again. Ah well.

Really? This is the worst Photoshop you've ever seen? You clearly don't get around the internet much.

An ellipsis after an exclamation mark? Tut tut.

The comment doesn't belong on this post period.

Ha, didn't catch that!

This is goddamn Gizmodo. If you have a problem with nerds, I think you're on the wrong site.

You will almost never see a single icon on my desktop. If I'm preparing a large batch of game files to be uploaded to the team, then I'll temporarily keep a folder on my desktop where I can dump all of that stuff before moving it over to Dropbox. Other than that, nothing.

Now that made me laugh. Comment of the day.

Oh yes, I'd love to watch a molotov cocktail explode in SLOT MOTION!

Gah, Windowblinds. The resource hogging alternative to simply installing visual styles.

Plus David's article is much better formatted with an actual gallery.

Thanks! Now I know I'm not crazy.

Just so you're clear, I was referring to Geoff's douchiness, not Reggie's. But yes, Reggie made many good points, especially when he discussed the percentage of players that have only a Wii. Geoff scoffed at it, but Reggie has the facts, after all.

I swear this was posted here not long ago. Maybe it's the Verge I'm thinking about, but I could've sworn I saw it here.