Well, if you wanna be really accurate, it's OS X Mavericks. Does a fine job, though.
I might get some crap for this but I liked what little interaction I've had with Mac OS. I still think they are way over priced but I don't mind the OS.
I look at the price as paying for quality. I've had this laptop for 3 years now and it's still ticking like I bought it yesterday. Hell, I've even had water damage and it's still running like brand new.
I liken it to food. Sure, you can feed yourself with cheap food, but it won't taste that great and it's probably going to make you sick at one point or another. But if you buy quality ingredients, sure it's more expensive, but you get so much more out of them. I don't mind paying a little more for something that will last me a number of years without falling apart.
Then there's overpaying for what you think is a quality product when in fact it's cheap.
Well, if you wanna be really accurate, it's OS X Mavericks. Does a fine job, though.
My favorite part of Mavericks was when the snooty *** art teacher who demanded a Mac based lab went and updated from Maverick to Capitan and suddenly none of her software was compatible and all her students lost permissions on their own files.
Well, if you wanna be really accurate, it's OS X Mavericks. Does a fine job, though.
I might get some crap for this but I liked what little interaction I've had with Mac OS. I still think they are way over priced but I don't mind the OS.
I look at the price as paying for quality. I've had this laptop for 3 years now and it's still ticking like I bought it yesterday. Hell, I've even had water damage and it's still running like brand new.
I liken it to food. Sure, you can feed yourself with cheap food, but it won't taste that great and it's probably going to make you sick at one point or another. But if you buy quality ingredients, sure it's more expensive, but you get so much more out of them. I don't mind paying a little more for something that will last me a number of years without falling apart.
Then there's overpaying for what you think is a quality product when in fact it's cheap.
You are pretty much just paying for the suicide nets.
You are pretty much just paying for the suicide nets.
One of the things I had planned on when eventually having some boards produced is to either select a Chinese company that has decent ethics, or just use an American company, depending on the prince point I very well may just do the latter.
But it's still up in the air, and you still have to deal with the parts being made in China, there's really no way around it.
I was being a doddering and patronizing old ***....
I've been to hell and if you're (the royal you're, not you personally) intent on seeing it for yourself I shall see you off with a stiff smile and a tip of my top hat to you...
I've been to hell and if you're (the royal you're, not you personally) intent on seeing it for yourself I shall see you off with a stiff smile and a tip of my top hat to you...
I think I will pass on any/all kidney stones, thanks.
Some people are like a disturbing cross between a billy goat and a garbage disposal... /pauses looks around the room for spicy
/shrug
he's never around when you need him....
anywhooo. they can eat broken glass and aluminum cans and moldy food and gallons of jet fuel and never suffer a moment....
I saw one kid drink a single can and get a heart murmur....
Well, if you wanna be really accurate, it's OS X Mavericks. Does a fine job, though.
I might get some crap for this but I liked what little interaction I've had with Mac OS. I still think they are way over priced but I don't mind the OS.
I look at the price as paying for quality. I've had this laptop for 3 years now and it's still ticking like I bought it yesterday. Hell, I've even had water damage and it's still running like brand new.
I liken it to food. Sure, you can feed yourself with cheap food, but it won't taste that great and it's probably going to make you sick at one point or another. But if you buy quality ingredients, sure it's more expensive, but you get so much more out of them. I don't mind paying a little more for something that will last me a number of years without falling apart.
Then there's overpaying for what you think is a quality product when in fact it's cheap.
You are pretty much just paying for the suicide nets.
I'm comparing my current laptop to windows machines I've owned in the past. Within a year I had to replace them due to battery issues, constant blue screens of death (the equivalent I have not seen on this machine) and compatibility issues. The laptop I use at work is a piece of junk and can't run more than one program without slowing down to a crawl. That's not great when my lesson involves using Powerpoint, a Youtube video, microsoft word and an online component like Padlet or Kahoot. More often than not, I've had to have a lesson stop because I had computer issues, and typically those come with a hard reset.
My mac works exactly how I want it to all the time. I finally got an iPhone and within the last two weeks, it's worked exponentially better than any Android piece of junk I've ever owned. Unless there's some critical error that occurs within the next, oh... 5 years with this thing, I'm going to stick with macs until I die. Oh yeah, I also have Applecare on it too, so there's that.
For what it's worth, try to keep in mind that some people simply have different computing needs and Macs, for better or worse, fill that need in the easiest way possible, if not always the cheapest.
I just hate Apple the company and their army of fanbois.
This is a thread that I found on another website I post at. It can be really really interesting. I thought it deserved a place here.
Post your random thoughts for the day here, or anything else that intrigues you.
For starters, is it possible to give constructive critism to someone who doesn't have a neck? I totally just walked by a girl who didn't. Someone isn't getting a necklace for Valentines day!
And who decided black and white can't be colors? I want to say a racist. I really do.