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>Unless you're working as a web developer (in which case, may god have mercy on your soul), you're probably going to end up using an x86 machine. Hell, my best
by MonaroVXR 5y ago
>Unless you're working as a web developer (in which case, may god have mercy on your soul), you're probably going to end up using an x86 machine. Hell, my best friend is a die-hard Apple fan, and even he has admit that he can't really upgrade his Xeon iMac unless Apple offers him an upgrade within the x86 ecosystem.
Why can't he upgrade? (Genuine question)
- smoldesu 5y agoHe makes a living provisioning x86 servers, and maintaining legacy code is kinda his entire job. afaik, his main concern is that current Macs won't have enough memory (he's not upgrading to a machine with less than 64 gigs), and that he won't be able to natively debug or work on the same software that his clusters will be running.