yup. The couple of times I had to use one, the bad UX absolutely annoyed the hell out of me
I honestly don't understand why macs are so popular in IT. Flexibility and configurability are not the words that can be used to describe their system.
Then you don't know what you're talking about.
Understood, thank you for your thorough contribution.
I'm not here to educate you on POSIX superiority.
Understood, thank you for your thorough contribution.
It is even funnier the second time.
no u
Got reminded yesterday when trying to find a way to clear and apps cached information.
Windows was a simple path, but osx needed 5 steps to find where osx decided to put it.
yup. The couple of times I had to use one, the bad UX absolutely annoyed the hell out of me
I honestly don't understand why macs are so popular in IT. Flexibility and configurability are not the words that can be used to describe their system.
Then you don't know what you're talking about.
Understood, thank you for your thorough contribution.
I'm not here to educate you on POSIX superiority.
Understood, thank you for your thorough contribution.
It is even funnier the second time.
no u
Got reminded yesterday when trying to find a way to clear and apps cached information.
Windows was a simple path, but osx needed 5 steps to find where osx decided to put it.