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Haven't spent much time in Louisiana, have you?If you call kool-aid and everclear "wine spritzer" I guess.
Haven't spent much time in Louisiana, have you?If you call kool-aid and everclear "wine spritzer" I guess.
Drive-thru Daiquiri Huts. Yep, lived there.Haven't spent much time in Louisiana, have you?
No, and I consider that to be a positive thing. Much like "never having had an STD" and "not having had much dental reconstruction surgery."Haven't spent much time in Louisiana, have you?
Macbooks: Because STEM was too haaaaard. ™What's that? Media types use what's hip and trendy? Huh, never would have guessed.
That story sounds to me like a ski pro having to rent his skis and poles constantly for years because all owned on his first day was a toboggan.Um, Bachelors in Computer Science with a MacBook here.*
*Started out as journalism major. Mac caused me to have to use the labs a lot.
Why would anyone pay the apple tax for a laptop and then not run OS X?Standard PCs - can run Windows and *nix.
Mac computer - can run Windows, *nix and OS X.
I'm assuming that's all it is.
--Patrick
Tell you what. I'll give you 10 bucks for every laptop in that audience running windows if you give me 1 for each one running OS X.Standard PCs - can run Windows and *nix.
Mac computer - can run Windows, *nix and OS X.
I'm assuming that's all it is.
--Patrick
I'm not saying I understand why someone would do it, but I will say I've seen it fairly often.Why would anyone pay the apple tax for a laptop and then not run OS X?
Do I have to include the phones? Cuz if so that's waaay tilted towards you.Tell you what. I'll give you 10 bucks for every laptop in that audience running windows if you give me 1 for each one running OS X.
Your gift for understatement rivals the cornucopia of legend.I'm not typical.
I can tell you none of the "shit" that gets "done" at this office, or the office of any other job I've ever held ever was done on a Mac OS.If I want to game, I'm on Windows. If I want to crunch numbers, I'm on linux. If I want to get shit done, which is probably what a journalist wants, I'm on my Mac, no question. Plus, there's the fact that a Macbook is physically built like a tank, which makes it an awesome conference laptop.
Well, I mean, I can counter the opposite, so anecdotes and all that.I can tell you none of the "shit" that gets "done" at this office, or the office of any other job I've ever held ever was done on a Mac OS.
They sure are neat for making home movies and posters and stuff though.
Alright. Here's some non-anecdotal sauce then, about why Macs are still a single digit share of the personal computer market.Well, I mean, I can counter the opposite, so anecdotes and all that.
That article lists reasons people and companies aren't adopting them, not why I can't be productive on them.Alright. Here's some non-anecdotal sauce then, about why Macs are still a single digit share of the personal computer market.
Yeah it was definitely unpleasant, but not awful. It was probably for the best that I wasn't working where I lived anyways. I also definitely wasn't about to spend another $1000 on a laptop after dropping ~$2000 a year and a half before.That story sounds to me like a ski pro having to rent his skis and poles constantly for years because all owned on his first day was a toboggan.
Argument flow violation error.That article lists reasons people and companies aren't adopting them, not why I can't be productive on them.
I also have to chuckle at the implicit acknowledgement of the apple tax... that it takes $2000 of mac to match $1000 of PC.Yeah it was definitely unpleasant, but not awful. It was probably for the best that I wasn't working where I lived anyways. I also definitely wasn't about to spend another $1000 on a laptop after dropping ~$2000 a year and a half before.
That was a re-railing of your flow violation. You were trying to JCM the argument by pushing it to something it was never about, and I pointed out that this really isn't what I was talking about. Whether other people get shit done on a Mac, and whether it's a statistical anomaly has nothing to do with my original point.Argument flow violation error.
You said you get shit done on macs.
I pointed out most professionals get shit done on windows based systems.
You said my point was based on anecdotal evidence that you could contradict with your own.
I provided non-anecdotal link in reference to businesses still doing shit on windows, not mac.
Now you're trying to say that the link I posted doesn't disprove that you, yourself, do your shit on a mac.
Getting Shit Done on Windows is the overwhelming standard.
Getting Shit Done on Mac is statistical anomaly.
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I also have to chuckle at the implicit acknowledgement of the apple tax... that it takes $2000 of mac to match $1000 of PC.
Then let me rephrase my initial reply to you -That was a re-railing of your flow violation. You were trying to JCM the argument by pushing it to something it was never about, and I pointed out that this really isn't what I was talking about. Whether other people get shit done on a Mac, and whether it's a statistical anomaly has nothing to do with my original point.
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From what I hear, make sure you practice on a lathered balloon before you actually try it on your face. Because that shit will peel you like a blood-engorged grape at the slightest errant twitch.I've actually been thinking of getting a straight razor. Seems like a rather manly thing to do.
At my old barber's, he'd always take a straight razor to my sideburns. Felt nicely tingly. I've often wondered if I can reproduce the effect if I do it myself.