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I'm in Minneapolis. Same story as San Francisco.
by teilo 15y ago
I'm in Minneapolis. Same story as San Francisco.
- noahc 15y agoThe twin cities are known for their hipster movement. I suspect that is what is driving mac adoption over a technological choice like in the bay area.
- tyler_ball 15y agoPlease don't use the word 'hipster' and expect to be taken seriously. So many groups of people have been tagged with it that it's completely meaningless.
- noahc 15y agoHipster has a meaning, even if it only describes what it isn't. It's much like Christianity. If you say you are a Christian all you're really saying is that you're not an Atheist. Hipster has the same symbolism, you're essentially saying what you're not. Hipsters of almost all stripes tend to progressive and independent in some way. It could be related to their religion ( http://www.twloha.com/ http://www.twloha.com/ ), culture, fashion, or politics.
- mitchty 15y agoJust to be contrarian, I'm from St Paul, its mostly macs, but sometimes you'll see a Dell as well.
- teilo 15y agoThat's not contrarian. That's what I meant. Just as many macs here in MSP as in SF.