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kick your ass out and file for divorce sounds about right to me. that what you're looking for?


You forgot the part about demanding: "HALF" -- speed ahead to the 90 second mark for the inside info.

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The foxy executive admin was tasked with using the digital camera one afternoon, to take various photographs of all the department members - several each I guess, and then the 'best photo' would be shipped to the division office.

They were putting together a roster of 'faces with names', I guess so that all 600 some odd people could get a feel for who they were talking with during phone calls and teleconferences.

She happened to be standing outside the entry 'door' to my semi-private cubicle and I had noticed her there but I continued to scope out whatever the hell it was I was looking at on my monitor.

Then she says, "Yanno, it's too bad you can't wear those blue shorts and that Hawaiian shirt to work, since you look so good in it, Rogue."

Addressing me by the partial user name I had adopted on AdultFriendFinder, and I knew also what photograph she was referring to.

That was both boner inducing and yet slightly chilling, at the same time. Her icebreaker shot over my bow had served its purpose as I swiveled my face towards her with a grin and she snapped the photo she had waited for.

She and I never hooked up outside of the office...but we had some stories to share about our adventures at AFF.
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It is rather, ummm... alarming - is not too strong of a word to apply.

This might be the sort of corporate/government move which forces me to start to deal with Linux, while keeping Win7 alive for all software requiring a valid Windows OS to operate.

I know a lot of more-than-competent Windows admins and Unix/Linux professionals and none of them want to deal with the inherent hazards of Windows 10.
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Three posts, two deletes...just to make sure I see it on my timeline - three times.

The douche is strong with this one.

Congrats
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By the time I see your posts a thread's usually closed anyway
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I've only cybered with one guy, and that was because his girlfriend was a good friend and asked me to.


new low for us fellows to ponder - Teh cyber pity fuck.
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First of all, you can't even quote properly. 6 fucking years you have been a member here and you still can't do it right.

My iMac can run programs new computers can't without a subscription. Photoshop being one of those. I also have the very first ipod ever released and I suppose I still have both because they are more collectors items now than tools. Something a PC will never be, by the way. Them being collectors items has nothing to do with your claim that there are no apples that can work for more than a decade without having to replace the parts though. How would you know anyway? Obviously, you can't afford one since you always mention their price when talking about apples.

And that sucks for the poor kid that gets your jizz and beer soaked donated dell... Probably why you have to replace the parts so often. lol


Heh, settle down big shooter before your taped up glasses get all scratched up against your shirt pocket digital calculator. You're a computer collector/investor as well as a redundant system storage maven.

Aren't you surprisingly super geeky. How much have you donated to Apple pensions over the years?

Blows me out of the proverbial water -- all around.
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Does -or- will, the Mac you mentioned, last 10 to 11 years without a major component failure?


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I have an iMac from 2002 that still works perfectly fine. My current MacBook pro is about 6 years old and will keep working past the time my desire to buy a new one comes.


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In essence, you're saying that your 2002 era iMac is still superlative and quite useful, yet you also have a newer, more expensive MacBook Pro which you use (probably 100% of the time, since it's so much more powerful)...It's prudent to keep a back up unit for when you're main rig shits the bed -- better to have and never need, than need and never have. Smart!


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I don't know...


Sounds like you're a computer collector and an even bigger geek than me, or you just really have a thing for 13 year old....Apples of your eye.

I donate the old units after I upgrade. But, hey, whatever floats your boat.
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End of summer, happy birthday, Rachel. Some people have all the luck of being born on the cool dates.
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So in order to own a PC that will last you as long as a Macbook Pro you have to be a total geek?

That's like having to be a mechanic to own a certain type of car and then claiming it's better because you know how to fix it every time it breaks down.


Does -or- will, the Mac you mentioned, last 10 to 11 years without a major component failure?

I bet even you could replace any item inside of any pc and get it back to working status. You can't do that with a Macbook Pro.

Total geekdom not required to operate and maintain a desktop. Just a little self determination & curiosity. Or are you lacking all of that, too?
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You get what you pay for. I used PC's for years (went through 4 of them!), and spent a fortune getting them debugged every few months (even with state-of-the-art malware protection). I started using Macbook Pro's in 2007, and I'll never look back! Mine have never gotten viruses, trojans, etc. and I've never had to have them cleaned. I'm on my second 15" Macbook Pro with solid-state storage, 8 gigs of memory, retina screen resolution... It's lightning fast, runs cool and quiet, lightweight, and power-up to browser is always less than 5 seconds. PC's were always a huge time-waster, waiting for them to boot and scan at start-up, then freeze all the time. Mac for me!


I've had 3 desktop computers since 1989. So that's 26 years. That's 3 CPUs & 3 motherboards. 4 power supplies, three cases, and I've had access to laptops owned by various companies I've worked for since 1998, and I've a 2008 HP entertainment laptop - I use now when I travel, it's about 10 times slower than my desktop, but that's to be expected. It's the emergency entertainment device, I'm often non-internet accessible when I am using it.

I built my last two personal computers with no assistance and my 1st pc, I was allowed to watch the guy I bought it from - build it. I basically drive them til they just quit working - or the CPU won't support the latest majority of software I wish to utilize.

All told, I've spent nearly $8000 usd on personal computing over 26 years. They've helped me earn multiples of that amount, too. I've gone through a dozen hard drives (and currently utilize 6 of them and two SSDs as boot drives in my laptop and desktop). Sure, I get viruses, everyone does. They don't freak me out. Windows & PCs are used by the vast majority of people the world over - hence they are the largest target of hackers. I fix the annoyances and carry on.

I've used every release of Windows operating software dating from Win95. Used MS-DOS before that was released.

I've played around with Linux & Unix, and frankly - that's the A ticket. My laptop sees maybe 2 or 3 weeks of use a year. Constant use of a laptop, with the heat they generate and the lack of air filtration they afford (plus how roughly they are usually handled) is what sends 99% of them to an early grave.

When I bought my first 25Mhz 386 clone, I knew nothing about the thing. So I broke it quickly and often, and fixed it myself. At least they can be diagnosed and worked upon with common, inexpensive tools and some easily found knowledge (google) when necessary. I've never paid another person to repair any computer equipment. Fck that noise.

Apple tried to mystify their product (it helped their marketing strategy to do so) as well as make them highly proprietary and closed-off and Steve Jobs convinced millions of people that they were too ignorant to learn about how a PC operates. Pay them their ransom and they'll give you what they tell you - you should have & need. They charge an arm & a leg for their units...then when those things need repair, they charge you your other arm and leg to fix it - or recommend you just buy a brand new one, to...you know, be on the cutting edge again.

I guess if you have money to burn, Apple is there for you.
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