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Am I the only one who thought April fools? I could actually see this being useful if I was considering buying a new Mac as a way to test out different models fo
by jareds 13y ago
Am I the only one who thought April fools? I could actually see this being useful if I was considering buying a new Mac as a way to test out different models for an extended period of time assuming I could get a one month lease.
- nickconfer 13y agoha, could be :)
- chrisrhoden 13y agohttps://twitter.com/TechnichiLLC https://twitter.com/TechnichiLLC It's real.
- bsima 13y agoI thought april fools also, but I'm really hoping it's true. My 4-year-old MBP has finally been outpaced by software speed needs.
- auctiontheory 13y agoI occasionally wonder whether to replace my 2009 MBP (upgraded to SSD and 8GB, naturally). What software finally vanquished your laptop?
- te_chris 13y agoFor me it was the 15' haswell rMBP's that did it. Quad core i7, pciX ssd, that screen, amazing battery life. Literally the best laptop ever made. I just wait for nothing now. CS and Xcode were super annoying on my old machine
- bsima 13y agoHonestly Chrome is the worst. I'll have 10-12 tabs open (including apps like Asana and Gmail, plus a few extensions) and it takes a while to switch tabs, especially when I'm also doing development work, with Atom open, a few iTerm tabs, Activity Monitor, Finder windows, Messenger, Telegram, and Mail. Add a few daemons for servers or databases running in the background it just locks my system up. Plus I work with data sets, and my HDD is filling up fast...