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If your PC is slow, and and running out of memory for apps. It may be time for an upgrade. Your Core2Duo machine is a little old now there buddy. You have windows 95 as a OS that just "worked" Windows 7 was the first Windows OS th
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I could easily see a Sandy Bridge based laptop still being usable after 50 years, as it being able to run more modern software for the time. But with that being said C2D based hardware has no plans on slowing down anytime soon and still can
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5y ago
You can still go online with a 1980's Amiga, send emails, write a novel, etc... Most of which is being talked about here. Hell you'd be surprised how much you can still do on a old 386 with win 3.1. Pretty much anything word proce
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5y ago
There is also 365 Basic, which is also $5 and gives you 1TB of Onedrive storage... By far a better email service and the 2fa just works.
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5y ago
I think we'd probably see apple use the fast and slow ram method that old computers used back in the 90's. 16-32GB of RAM on the SOC, with DRAM sockets for usage past the built in amount. Though by the time we see an ARM MacPro th
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5y ago
Honestly this could replace your gaming desktop if you wanted it too. Granted it would most likely be a downgrade. But i'm sure when it actually releases they will have an entire driver suite for windows. You could gut the linux instal
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5y ago
The Escape is pretty much a larger Hatchback Car. Lifted slightly with bigger tires and more headroom. Compared to a sedan you get more cargo space options. For a family cars make zero sense.
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5y ago
Cars are not very practical. Small and cramped on the inside, and not great for a family. Trucks and SUVs make for great family movers. I have a full sized half ton truck, It is the main family hauler. But I use the bed alot and tow my boat
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5y ago
Lets be real, America has allowed the use of capitalism to enslave entire generations of people and they are clueless to the fact about it. In fact many praise it and go deeper into debt so they can rock the newest iPhone 13, only 36 months
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5y ago
Windows isn't really slow though... That being said I hate windows 11 and the choices made. While I love windows 10, as it mainly just works and was a big set up from 7. I use Linux nearly 90% of the time in server space. With Windows
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Thing is WSL will only get better...
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Honestly I will get hate for this, but I don't see much of a short-mid term future for linux on the desktop. I know valve will keep pushing gaming forward on linux, but it really takes a back seat and more as a secondary option that is
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Android is more desktop like than any other Mobile OS, that goes for Windows and MacOSX. Android simply does most thing UI better. The pull down menu and notifications, the app drawer, the home screens, the settings menu layouts, etc. Sure
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Honestly this is by far the biggest problem I currently have with newer versions of MacOSX. I would have hopped by now that integration with dropbox, Sharepoint/Onedrive, Google Drive would have gotten better. But they are mostly bareb
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Bootcamp on a MAC is real hit or miss when it comes to Linux. Honestly never seen a modern Macbook Pro run linux natively without major compromise. Hell the window's drivers are bad enough, Apple doesn't really want users doing an
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The iOS ecosystem has always been crap. I love the device and how the UI keeps becoming more android like, but iCloud stinks. Google by far as a better cloud platform for a standard user. But for a business Sharepoint/Onedrive has alwa
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I don't think you've ever smoked pot... People are not smoking pot as a trill of breaking the law. Just as drinking alcohol before the age of 21 is not for the trill of breaking the law, but for the feeling it gives. Alcohol is in
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5y ago
IDK about you, but money is a huge motivator. Taking advantage of money is exactly what you want to do. Money will make you more money. So not having money working for you only works to keep you down. The more money you have working for you
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Well I can say most of that is hit or miss, and some just downright wrong. Crazy Wildfires is the only correct issue here, lol. The actual Hospitals and Doctors in America have always been hands down better. Its only if you can afford it. R
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Maybe a few years ago, and that number most likely factors in appetences. Not strictly journeymen. Any Journeymen not taking home north of $65k should be looking for another job, as their employer is screwing them over. There simply isn
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What's wrong with getting paid more while being able to live in a place with large homes with large yards and wide road ways... Electricians in the US easily make over $70k early on, and over $100k with in a few years. And that isn
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To implement Nextcloud to the same level as Sharepoint, big money would need to be spent. Remember this data can never be lost, and needs little to no downtime. Building your own cloud service is no cheap and easy option. Epically when its
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Word Excel is a small part of O365. They clearly are talking about Teams, Sharepoint, Onedrive, and Outlook. O365 is by far the best option out there, especially compared to others in the same price range. Like Google's Gsuit which for
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When the 360 was in its preproduction phase Microsoft used Lead based solder. It was what the industry at that time was using. Microsoft didn't notice a problem regarding heat in these units simply because lead based solder is much kin
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I like to make sure all the apps on my phone are setup the way I like. Ban most from running in background, disallow from accessing services especially in the background. Adblocking services, etc. I use my phone alot for work, so rocking so
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A Phone from 2014 is really really old... I feel for your wife. I have no problems with IoT devices, and online services. As long as used in a smart way. Honestly for IoT Devices, use more advanced networking hardware. I'm all for home
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Geekbench is a joke of a benchmark and was only ever good comparing devices in the same family. There is wide score changes with the same hardware when switching the OS it's running on. Never use it to compare different CPU Archs or ev
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I love how people like to talk about Apple vs Intel. But Intel already had been beaten by AMD, and for the foreseeable future as well. Even on the mobile side, AMD has more performances with less power. How will Apple stack up with AMD is t