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The size of the market alone is not a good indicator. Macs are routinely sighted among C-level executives or journalists, and among their family members. And it
by alxlaz 8y ago
The size of the market alone is not a good indicator. Macs are routinely sighted among C-level executives or journalists, and among their family members. And it looks like the kind of issue that could be exploited as part of an APT. It's pretty much the kind of thing that you expect to pop up for sale in shady places.
- josteink 8y agoI sometimes see people make the argument that the tiny amount of Mac-users are somehow more important/valuable compared to the immense swath of non-Macs out there, and I always suspect it’s Mac-users trying to assert their own importance, stroke their own ego and/or justify their needless expenditure. So tell me kind sir: what OS do you use?
- jkaplowitz 8y agoI'm a Linux user who much prefers Linux to Mac and I agree with the comment you're replying to.
- ox_cable 8y agoExactly. I run my own arch distro and still recognize that macs are used by large numbers of higher ups in every single company I consult at.
- alxlaz 8y agoI run Linux (edit: and a bunch of OpenBSD virtual hosts, I guess?) and don't own any Apple device. Sorry :).
- walterstucco 8y agoC-level executive that at work use a windows pc connected to an AD domain ... The importance of the Mac segment is overrated, at least outside of Silicon Valley