Given this is online dating, possibly hot and dense. There’s no smooth talk happening here.

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Bro is being long term single if this is his game.

I want to go to Mac, but the cost of additional ram is horrendous, and it’s directly baked in to the soc. Through work I have a few very high end machines, and even the high end ECC ram I’ve put in those costs significantly less on a per mb basis than what’s going into the macs and cannot be upgraded if required.

The value proposition just isn’t there at the scale I’m hoping to play with. 64gb ram would be wonderful for a machine, but that’s pushing into high end mac territory which adds a couple of extra grand in local currency to the price tag vs an x86 build.

Please don’t start obfuscating words. Elon.

Over a decade as a registered user on Reddit, and 3-4 unregistered before that. Also jumping over. Community comes first.

Seems like you want for a particular world, but tou are not willing to acknowledge the manifold reason that users choose Windows right now.

“Please name a reason to use Windows other than your main reasons for using Windows.” That is how it comes across.

There are many excellent reasons to use both operating systems. The space is like a Venn diagram. There is some overlap in the reasons people have for using either, and a whole bunch of others that don’t overlap. At this stage we should be moving well past identity politics and putting the emphasis on designing and building applications that run on multiple operating systems. This way people can use their chosen ecosystem and reap the benefits of their existing stack in terms of productivity. We needn’t judge.