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The problem is that everything is just awful. Pick your poison. Apple is the most expensive but also the least... bad. Android is fine I guess. I still prefer
by tobyhinloopen 6y ago
The problem is that everything is just awful. Pick your poison.
Apple is the most expensive but also the least... bad.
Android is fine I guess. I still prefer iPhones. They have a much nicer app experience. Android feels subpar and inconsistent.
Windows... is just awful. I deal with Windows every day on machines much faster than my macbook and it’s just slow. Opening Explorer randomly slow. Settings that are randomly forgotten. Sound and network settings spread out over 5 config screens. One laggy app can easily make the whole system feel unresponsive. Oh, and “this file cannot be opened because it is in use by another program”. Thanks. What program? I dunno.
- xnyan 6y agoIt’s not an excuse and I’m not saying windows can work for you, but there are quite a few horrible ways to configure windows and corporate IT has figured all of them out. The state of windows in most enterprise deployments is disgusting to me. Huge progress has been made on consolidating settings in the last couple years, unfortunately that means everyone is unhappy right now because old settings are constantly being moved to more consistent locations but you still need to know both the old and new ways.