Claim the Fifth says I

Mac OS X on Dell IntelI have no idea how this showed up on my Dell SC400, 2.4GHz Intel machine. None.

These are not the droids you're looking for.
I did not read this, nor use something like netcat and dd in-place of a USB-Drive.

I will also say I know nothing about how smooth and fast it runs, though the NVidia graphics may or may not be recognized as a generic PCI card and therefore not support Quartz-Extreme. I would not say this because I do not know.

Nothing to see here, move along...

Also - lets be clear about this - I most definitely did not apply a SSE3->SSE2 patch which would allow one to run PPC apps like iTunes with no problems.

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Andrew Turner is an advocate of open standards and open data. He is actively involved in many organizations developing and supporting open standards, including OpenStreetMap, Open Geospatial Consortium, Open Web Foundation, OSGeo, and the World Wide Web Consortium. He co-founded CrisisCommons, a community of volunteers that, in coordination with government agencies and disaster response groups, build technology tools to help people in need during and after a crisis such as an earthquake, tsunami, tornado, hurricane, flood, or wildfire.

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