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[–] TheBrokenWorld ago (edited ago)
You must have been absent for this era in Mac's history. The iMac he had in the video couldn't be given away to people after a few years, because they were so horrible to use. I gave up on trying to do anything with Macs in the early 2000s because I hated using them so much. I'm sure they've improved since then, but they still have the same made-for-idiots philosophy that I absolutely can not stand. Now Microsoft is trying to emulate it, and that pisses me off.
[–] Kardinal ago
I dunno, I still have my original iMac (same as in the video) and I loved that machine. At the time my PC was a running NT and it wasn't like that was an operating system that anyone looks back on fondly. I use Windows, Linux and OS X on a daily basis and each one has their quirks. I wouldn't want to do db development on a mac and I sure as hell wouldn't want to do music production on a PC. The made-for-idiots philosophy is frustrating for dev work but if I'm recording a song I don't need a bunch of conflicting driver messages (and if I'm particularly unlucky a BSoD) because I decided to switch audio interfaces on the fly.