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Back in the time-frame of the Leopard to Snow Leopard transition, I visited an Apple Store (for the last time), where upon I informed a 'genius' that on Windows
by MarkG509 11y ago
Back in the time-frame of the Leopard to Snow Leopard transition, I visited an Apple Store (for the last time), where upon I informed a 'genius' that on Windows, I had code that I needed to (or was required to) run everyday that was older than him, and that Apple's complete disregard for backward compatibility lost me (and everyone I know) as a customer for ever.
- GFK_of_xmaspast 11y agoGood job for getting upset a retail clerk making not much more than minimum wage for CEO-level decisions?
- GFK_of_xmaspast 11y agoAnd were you seriously running binaries from 1987 (+/-) because you might as well stuff that thing in a dosbox.
- sleepybrett 11y agoProgress is hard.
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- s73v3r 11y agoAnd not a single thing of value was lost.
- themoonbus 11y agoThe image of you entering a likely-crowded Apple store and berating a random retail store employee because OS X doesn't support decades old software is pretty hilarious.