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What gets me about this is that it's always a "laptop" being discussed. Shouldn't we be discussing a hard drive? Or is the incriminating evidence on the keyboar
by herewulf 6y ago
What gets me about this is that it's always a "laptop" being discussed. Shouldn't we be discussing a hard drive? Or is the incriminating evidence on the keyboard?!
- Tabular-Iceberg 6y agoI’m guessing “hard drive” in common usage still refers to the big box under the desk. In that sense a laptop does not have a hard drive.
- smolder 6y agoIt pains me that you could be right about their reasoning for word choice. It's one of those things where the misconception rivals the truth, not too unlike sherbet being pronounced sherbert, using "literally" for emphasis, or saying "I could care less".