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I do this too. You'll never have buyers' remorse if you buy the one with the largest numbers, nor will you ever run out of disk space.
by to3m 9y ago
I do this too. You'll never have buyers' remorse if you buy the one with the largest numbers, nor will you ever run out of disk space.
- styfle 9y agoI tend to squeeze every penny and I have a bit of buyer's remorse for buying a refurbished MacBook 2015 with the smallest storage: 128 GB. Everything else is great, but I'm constantly finding myself in situations where I am about to install Docker, or go-lang, or something I am experimenting with and eventually come to the conclusion...not worth it to install. Should I fire up Garage Band? Nope, I probably will use it twice and then it will sit there taking up disk space. I'm trying to take advantage of more "cloud" solutions but they're not the same :(
- Caprinicus 9y agoYou can replace the ssd on that MacBook. It won’t be cheap, but storage that fast isn’t anyways. I have the 1tb ssd from a MacBook in my windows desktop