Comments on: Apple Turnover

By: Training Company Software

Training Company Software — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 17:28:28 +0000

In the morning it’s doubtful that I will remember your name, or who wrote the quote, “When you argue with your inferiors you convince them of only one thing they are as clever as you..”.

By: palsport

palsport — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 15:30:02 +0000

Remember Wang Computers, from back in the day? It may only be in this universe that Steve Jobs didn’t go to work for that company, and we are not all using an iWang. My point? iDon’tKnow. Just wanted to say iWang. Again.

By: Greg Amaro

Greg Amaro — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 10:29:51 +0000

I really get the iphoria experience. Macs have the kind of simple elegance that makes life easier and prettier. They don’t obstruct ideas and artistic expression like a incontinent PC might. My Mac is my creative safe haven… But I have another side. This side is messy,its always broke and it it enjoys arc welding, conflict, aggressive competition, imperfection, raw power and chaos.

I have two plastic chair mats taped together so I can roll across my living room office from my Mac to my PC and back. Half the time the rod in the center of the chair’s wheel apparatus catches on the seam and this transition from Mac to PC or PC to Mac is interrupted until I half-stand so the rod can clear. I don’t fix the problem because it seems like more trouble than its worth even though all day I’m going from left and right and back. Some day I’ll fix it and say, “wow that was easy!” I don’t put my email, poker or accounting software on my video editing Mac even though every few years I lose everything that’s not backed up on my PC. Now a days, as much as possible, I use cloud computing – a cross platform compromise. My risk of data ruin is minimized and I can make fewer trips from Mac to PC.

I believe the day will come when hardware won’t have the distinct yin and yang signatures that make some people identify as Macs and some as PCs. Until then I will work uncomfortably between the two always asking myself if the trip is worth standing up.

By: Sue Bennett

Sue Bennett — Tue, 25 May 2010 17:50:57 +0000

yeah it’s all well and good until you want to sync your music with that new mac…and you have to kill a case full of DVD’s to do it!

By: Tommy Angelo

Tommy Angelo — Mon, 24 May 2010 20:15:38 +0000

Hi Jason,

“in other news i saw this looking for something else, and thought of you, with your pants down;) if it catches on it may be the second best rule in poker, brought to us by harrah’s no less

139. Unless a hand has been exposed, a player may only request to see another player’s hand if collusion is suspected and then so only in
the presence of a floor person.

if it’s not a time suck that is”

Definitely an improvement. I don’t think time will be sucked. The rule will hardly ever be used.

By: jason smith

jason smith — Mon, 24 May 2010 19:00:30 +0000

i have a similar story, my friend held on to her apple g4 forever, and i begged her to “change her life” and ante up for the macbook pro, she bought an iphone instead…, and just got her macbook pro15, magically she is now much happier and has much more spare time…
in other news i saw this looking forsomething else, and thought of you, with your pants down;) if it catches on it may be the second best rule in poker, brought to us by harrah’s no less

139. Unless a hand has been exposed, a player may only request to see another player’s hand if collusion is suspected and then so only in
the presence of a floor person.

if it’s not a time suck that is