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Hey there again,
After 4 months, I am finally getting No Limits back on to my new mac. I was just wondering, are there any tools that may be useful for mac? I already know about the Pack Extractor, and I know about the Coaster Calc. Is there anything else that I should know about getting?
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Nope, that'd be it.
Ain't compatibility issues a bitch?
"Careful man, there's a beverage here!"
You kinda get used to it.
yup.
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
also, can you basically download any track on WWS, or are there going to be any restrictions? (if you know what i mean...)
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
You should be able to download and run any track except older ones that may use a .exe format.
alright. thank you. 
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
Plus, you get the fun of hand-building everything, uploading your track, then having it dissed by a bunch of folks who use elementary, AHG, and other tools.
My body isn't a temple. It's an amusement park.
hahaha, true, true. I'm probably going to get like fusion so that i can run windows on my mac soon, but for now, 15 dollars isnt to much money.
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
Bad Idea. I tried it, and both OS worked incredibly slowly. Better to stick with your mac and send the track to someone else to AHG.
Well, if you actually do a true dual boot with Bootcamp then Windows will run just fine, maybe better on your Mac.
maybe...
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
Bootcamp works great for me as long as I have windows as the default startup disk; otherwise Windows may (read probably) hang up during start up. To boot to OS X, I just have to hold down the option button, a small price to pay to get the best of both worlds.
yea, the only problem is is that i do not have windows XP... I thought that we did, but it turns out we dont... how much is it?
So, my friend came up to me the other day and asked if I wanted a frozen banana, and I said no, but I want a normal banana later, so... yea.
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
- RIP Mitch Hedberg
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