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|    Tom Elam to Alan    |
|    Re: Why I'm an Apple convert    |
|    19 Feb 26 20:37:55    |
      From: thomas.e.elam@gmail.com              On 2/19/26 1:08 PM, Alan wrote:       > On 2026-02-18 15:48, Tom Elam wrote:       >>> You put the Windows machine somewhere where it doesn't take up much       >>> space, and keep one computer where you use it the most.       >>>       >>> You get to use the Mac's keyboard, mouse and screen, and the mouse       >>> tracking is almost always smoother than Windows, and the display of       >>> higher quality.       >>       >> No complaints here on the Dell screen or keypad. The laptop screen is       >> 3456x2160 OLED and the keyboard and mouse pad are as good as anything       >> Apple has. I also have a 27" Dell 3840x2160 backlit LED monitor that       >> is as good as anything with similar specs on the market today.       >>       >> The issue with the Dell is the Intel i9 CPU. I kills the battery, runs       >> hot, and the fans make a lot of noise. It has a better sound system       >> than the Air. BUT, the Air is at least as fast as the Dell, runs all       >> day on a charge, and no noise. To me the OS differences are not and       >> issue. Both work just fine.       >>       >> I bought the Dell for a specific project that was taking up to 20       >> minutes to run stats tasks on an even older top-of-the-line HP. That       >> went down to well under 5 minutes. The HP had a 1 tb hard drive, the       >> Dell a 2 tb SSD that helped too. It did the job at the time, 4 years       >> ago. The client paid for it. A lot has changed.       >       > What hasn't changed is that you're still an asshole.       >       > Your words about what is and is not as functional don't have much       > meaning anymore.       >       > I tried to offer you some useful advice about an app you'd probably not       > have known about, and you had to get argumentative.              You are not correct. I Googled that app and it's not useful for me.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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