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You know, I've been using PCs for nearly twenty years and having finally made the move over to MAC -
I'm genuinely wondering where my head has been for all those years.
I'll tell you;
In MSCONFIG.EXE to try and try and try to resolve hardware and software issues on startup,
In ctrl + alt + del; invoking Task manager to stop this app, restart that app, see what app is causing the freeze before the crash, etc,etc ad infinitum...
In really shoddy interfaces of windows that don't really have a relationship with one another, they just 'co-excist' - not really 'joining-up' computing at all.
Here, on day two, of using the new MacBook pro and I find myself feeling absolutely liberated from the confines and confusion and sheer annoyance that was ms windows.
I just wish I'd done it sooner.
I'm not a newbie - I'm MSDN, Beta'd the hell out of Vista, project managed a team on divising compression utils for MP10, etc. - but those days are over. Sorry Bill. You've retired from MS and so, have I.
I am MAC.
Have a nice day.
FANGER
I'm genuinely wondering where my head has been for all those years.
I'll tell you;
In MSCONFIG.EXE to try and try and try to resolve hardware and software issues on startup,
In ctrl + alt + del; invoking Task manager to stop this app, restart that app, see what app is causing the freeze before the crash, etc,etc ad infinitum...
In really shoddy interfaces of windows that don't really have a relationship with one another, they just 'co-excist' - not really 'joining-up' computing at all.
Here, on day two, of using the new MacBook pro and I find myself feeling absolutely liberated from the confines and confusion and sheer annoyance that was ms windows.
I just wish I'd done it sooner.
I'm not a newbie - I'm MSDN, Beta'd the hell out of Vista, project managed a team on divising compression utils for MP10, etc. - but those days are over. Sorry Bill. You've retired from MS and so, have I.
I am MAC.
Have a nice day.
FANGER
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