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Most of the people I know who use macbooks can't tell an ethernet cable from a shoe string, let alone a bit from a byte. :-) Disclaimer: Mac/Linux user here. A
by cesare 17y ago
Most of the people I know who use macbooks can't tell an ethernet cable from a shoe string, let alone a bit from a byte. :-)
Disclaimer: Mac/Linux user here. And my main machine is a macbook (actually a MBP).
- tlrobinson 17y agoYou could easily replace "MacBooks" with "Windows" in that sentence and it would still be true.
- simanyay 17y agoYou could replace 'MacBooks/Windows' with 'computers' in that sentence and it would still be true.
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- cesare 17y agoTrue. That's why I thought the comment I replied to was kind of pointless.
- forker 17y agoYou couldn't be more wrong guys :) A lot of IT professionals and noobies in Russia dream of MacBook. The different question is that the apple products are much more expensive here rather than overseas. Almost everybody tries to bring it from USA, via eBay or somebody.
- dchest 17y agoIt's kind of different in Russia: you have to know about Apple, Macs are harder to find (only recently Apple Russia began installing tiny Mac booths in large computer stores), there are no ads (except for iPhones), iPods are not popular. 99.9% of people don't know about Apple.
- cturner 17y agoWith macs you don't need to know the difference between a standard ethernet cable and a crossover cable, but I don't think they've extended the web as far as shoe strings yet.