Lucky him, he actually dropped two buckets. 😁 If he pulls off another two like that in the third, maybe I’ll get my point in the fourth since my line is sitting at 12.5...
You're right, he only took one shot at the rim, my bad. 😁 Man, you can never count on a moron. Love is driving me crazy; he’s taking a shot on basically every other possession. I'm honestly over him.
shadowjackal27 said:Why isn't Ricky Rubio even taking the shot?🙂
I get those nervous jitters watching him too. I've got him for the over, but honestly, I'm starting to doubt it. The guy seems obsessed with just dishing out assists lately. And those two shots he took? He missed both—if he keeps playing like that, things are only going to get worse. 🙂
Look, when it comes to Windows, I’ve pretty much mastered the whole thing. But I’ve never actually touched macOS, so there's a lot I still need to figure out 🙂
The file is about 7 GB. How on earth am I supposed to fit that onto a DVD? 😁 I don't have a USB drive or anything else handy, so I'm stuck trying to figure out how to squeeze this onto a disc. Maybe split it across two DVDs? I've never done that before, so I wouldn't even know where to start. -.-'
driftingangler11 said:If you want my two cents, just try installing macOS on a virtual machine first. Use some free software like VMware—you can spin up a virtual machine that runs pretty decently if you have at least 3GB of RAM, allowing you to toss 1 or 1.5GB over from the host 🙂 The best part? You can run it in full-screen mode and totally forget you're actually running Windows underneath (it might slow things down a touch, but not much if your rig is decent), letting you test-drive everything like it’s a real Mac. If you end up loving it, then go ahead and wipe the drive for a real installation 🙂
I was definitely planning on wiping the system anyway, so I figured I'd jump straight into installing Mac. As for the specs: I've got 2 gigs of RAM an Intel Pentium Dual 2.00 x2 processor, 32-bit a 250GB hard drive and a Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics card
Since there isn't a dedicated thread for this, I figured I'd ask here: is it actually possible to run macOS on a PC? I'm talking about the machine I currently have running Windows 7 😁 I’m no tech expert, but I’ve always been obsessed with the look and feel of macOS. I tried skinning my Windows 7 setup to look more like it, but let's be real—it looks nothing like the real thing. So, is there any way to actually get that OS onto a standard PC?