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Originally Posted by John McClane
I dunno how it’s going to handle Logic, though. I’m hesitant to buy it.
Originally Posted by Austruck
Seds... did you know "Weird Al" wrote a metal style parody (meaning it's not a parody of a direct song, just a style)? Here's a link to "Young, Dumb and Ugly":
The battery thing kills me though. I bought the LG G3 new and have put 2 batteries in it. It still serves as my podcast device.
This day and age, to have to throw something away when the battery goes kaput...
This day and age, to have to throw something away when the battery goes kaput...
I'm probably gonna buy a 2-3 y.o. newstock iPhone. I use my phone for the bare minimum. Call. Text. Browse. And the random app the world forces me to use because of circumstance and I delete as soon as it's purpose has been served.
Ehh, I dunno. I think Macs are overrated for the money you have to spend. I had to work with Macs for years in a publishing office. They crashed. They had issues. They were slow sometimes. Add on the fewer pieces of software available, the proprietary elements, and the price? Well, for my own self, I'll stick with the PC world, which I've been swimming in probably nearly as long as you've been alive, if not more.
If someone is a tech idiot diving into computers for the first time, a Mac might make sense. MIGHT. But even my techno-phobic mom and dad have had PCs for years now. The sort of issues they've had could have been Mac issues (mostly connectivity to the internet, which ended up being Comcast issues).
Different strokes for different folks. I don't go out of my way to bash Macs, but I just don't see the appeal for all that extra money. I only ever had one PC that was a joke -- and that was because I made the mistake of buying a "gamer PC." Never again.
If someone is a tech idiot diving into computers for the first time, a Mac might make sense. MIGHT. But even my techno-phobic mom and dad have had PCs for years now. The sort of issues they've had could have been Mac issues (mostly connectivity to the internet, which ended up being Comcast issues).
Different strokes for different folks. I don't go out of my way to bash Macs, but I just don't see the appeal for all that extra money. I only ever had one PC that was a joke -- and that was because I made the mistake of buying a "gamer PC." Never again.