Uh, it's called user error, reerun. Sure, if I bought a Mac with a slot-loading DVD drive it wouldn't have happened. Big deal. It's not causing any problems.

I'm just saying that a Mac would have prevented that. But at least the laptop was cheap eh? Nevermind the loose disk sliding around the motherboard blocking air flow..

Not necessarily. Only if it had a slot-loading drive.

By the way, it wasn't cheap. Go **** yourself.

Ahaha! It slid into the metal casing separating the motherboard and the case plastic. I just put a fingernail in there and it slid out. PRESTO!

**** YOU, STEVE JOBS!

This wouldn't happen with a slot loading drive.

No shit, Sherlock.

Doubt this will be the only thread this week concerning budget PC mishaps.


annnnnnnddddddd go **** yourself :)

It's not a budget mishap you ****face.

My laptop wasn't cheap.

Furthermore, it was user ****ing error and caused no problems whatsoever.

EAT SHIT MAC DRONES

shit's about to get real...

Sounds awfully cheap with disks going in the wrong places and such.. you know only one model of Mac doesn't have slot-loading drives, and it is tray loaded...

Pretty much any Mac would have prevented this....

IT WAS USER ERROR, JACKASS.

I could have just as easily forced the DVD into a crevice on a Mac.

There really aren't any crevices of adequate size on current models of Macs either. You'd have to be much more stupid to break it on a Mac....

Please. Show me a mac with a tray-loading DVD drive and I'll show you a mac with a crevice.

What a crock of shit.

Tell you what, while Sandy Limpdick grapples with his Mac over DVD ripping, I'll be over here picking the DVD out of my Toshiba's crevice. I wonder who has the bigger problem?

User error in both circumstances.... but the fact remains his Macbook Pro, slot-loaded mind you, would have prevented the malfunction that your laptop did not.

IT'S NOT A ****ING MALFUNCTION