I'm surrounded by computer idiots. Everyone loves my new MacBook Pro 17 and my G4 which just past 10 yrs old and still smokes their pc's. But they are mostly content (constantly pissed) with their pc bricks. Heck there's a full line of Apples in the NY Museum Of Art, nuff said?
Iain Hart - 14 years ago
In the good old days it was mainly de-bugging and recovering macs owned by the nearest and dearest. Many lost weekends there. The longest trip for me was from Europe to the States to recover a Powerbook. Then there were the crazed PC users and Microsoft defenders, blind to the lawsuits and endless marketing propaganda, who used any excuse to stick the knife into anything Apple. We were always making excuses for the obvious incompatibilities. Nowadays people are queueing up for a little mac love and attention. Thankfully the role has become a sort of sales consultant, set-up pilot. Much more fun.
I'm surrounded by computer idiots. Everyone loves my new MacBook Pro 17 and my G4 which just past 10 yrs old and still smokes their pc's. But they are mostly content (constantly pissed) with their pc bricks. Heck there's a full line of Apples in the NY Museum Of Art, nuff said?
In the good old days it was mainly de-bugging and recovering macs owned by the nearest and dearest. Many lost weekends there. The longest trip for me was from Europe to the States to recover a Powerbook. Then there were the crazed PC users and Microsoft defenders, blind to the lawsuits and endless marketing propaganda, who used any excuse to stick the knife into anything Apple. We were always making excuses for the obvious incompatibilities. Nowadays people are queueing up for a little mac love and attention. Thankfully the role has become a sort of sales consultant, set-up pilot. Much more fun.