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meh. love what you want for your own reasons. my mac does widescreen displays just fine, so does my win7 notebook. they also both suck in their own ways. build
by makeramen 16y ago
meh. love what you want for your own reasons. my mac does widescreen displays just fine, so does my win7 notebook. they also both suck in their own ways. build your own perfect machine if you're so damn picky, then you can't blame anyone but yourself.
- thaumaturgy 16y agoHe's not being "picky" though, he's complaining legitimately about things which are supposed to work, or work reliably (or predictably), and don't, despite being built by huge companies with the resources to make them work right. I can't say much more about this, because the whole subject gets my blood boiling too quickly for me to make much sense. I'll just say that I really wish I could tie some of you guys to a chair, in a room with me, while I try to coach one of my clients through using their new computer. (Like the older couple that made the switch from WebTV to a Mac last week ... that was an adventure.) For example, if my clients are anything to go by, there are huge numbers of people who are afraid of updating their software, ever. That is a problem! Unrelated: hey cool, saundby is right around the corner from me. I'm in Grass Valley. I run up to Colfax Max for burgers and shakes all the time. Neat!