Amen tina!!!

justin

on 11/1/01 8:15 PM, Tina Holm at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I happened to delete that thread. Though I didn't actually find it boring,
> I didn't really consider it worth saving either. A couple of the comments
> uttered kept popping back into my mind though, and thoughts were added.
> I'll try to summarize them, for those interested.
> 
> I have never really used Windows for longer periods of time, and never
> really for something serious. I've encountered various versions of it from
> time to time, sometimes because I needed to, sometimes just out of
> curiosity, to see how this new version would be to work with.
> 
> And yes, I could work on a windows computer, tried a DOS thing for a couple
> of weeks and from time to time, and a couple of times I've done 2 weeks
> beginner courses in Win 3.1. I've had a Dell in the house for 6 months with
> Win '95, I encounter my friends PCs with various Win versions, and from
> time to time I help them out getting them running properly again, when
> wannabee PC nerds have screwed them up.
> 
> Whatever I do with a PC is based on the knowledge I picked up more than 10
> years ago when I took a 6 months, totally Mac based, course called: "EDB
> Usage", and from the afterwards 10 years of mostly Mac (like 98%) use. I've
> never taken a Windows specific course.
> 
> So sure, they're useable.
> 
> And sure, a PC is probably able to do the same things as a Mac, but you
> know what? I just don't like the _way_ they do it. And no, I'm not gonna
> list a long line of Mac vs PC ways, it's not about details, it's the
> overall look and feel and my day around my computer.
> 
> I haven't seen Win XP yet. What I've seen from OS X is nothing serious
> really, but what I've seen I don't like much. And again, it's not about
> details, it's the overall look and feel.
> 
> Oh, and bits and pieces I pick up around here and elsewhere. Like a comment
> about how nicely the system organizes the files (I don't remember if it was
> about XP or OS X). I'd really like to organize my files myself please! And
> my fonts and...
> 
> I'm not sure if anyone actually talked about hardware quality, but it keeps
> popping up in my mind. If I buy a high end Mac, it's expensive and I get
> quality. If I buy a high end PC, it's expensive and I get quality.
> 
> So far so good. If I buy a lowend consumer Mac, it's less expensive and I
> get quality. If I buy a lowend consumer PC, it's less expensive and I get
> crap.
> 
> You people around here, who know about Macs, and are knowledgeable about
> the similarities, but mostly uses PCs, - I will not believe that you people
> depend on using a Compaq or a consumer Dell for getting your work done. Or,
> God forbid, one of those totally crap, plastic but mhz bulking whatever,
> that my uncle bought, and that looks and feels like something that should
> have been sold from a toy shop, instead of from the lowend, german
> supermarket it was old from. Labeled as a computer.
> 
> Bottom line:
> 
> I really don't like computers at all, they're all crap, and we're all
> paying waaaayyyy too much for them, in order for the developers to have
> some nice toys to play with.
> 
> Computers might very well be vanishing out of my life some day, by choise,
> but right now I have chosen to take advantage of what I can get them to do
> for me.
> 
> I chose to get some Macs, because I dislike them the least, and also, so
> far, none of the PCs I've met have had any sort of personality. I've owned
> some 15 Macs, and still have 7 around the house and a couple outside the
> house. They all have personality. Like it or not.
> 
> I'll shut up now, and please don't expect me to comment too much more on
> this, I think I've already said it all.
> 
> Take care all
> Tina
> 
> 
> 
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> Tina Holm, Pederstrup Djurs, DK. http://www.nehaia.dk/
> An eye for an eye will leave us all blind - http://www.9-11peace.org
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> 


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