simson0606

I think an enthusiast such as yourself should definitely buy some and share your results

With a phone that thick, might as well put a 1/4 inch headphone jack on it.

FCP's superior optimization to Adobe Premier will...

I agree, a Mac can be a nice "turnkey Linux" solution. (I do understand that macOS is not Linux, but there are many similarities).
 
And for development, you may not need the balls-to-the-wall specs of an enthusiast PC - a Mac will do fine. I personally use macOS, Win, and Linux, and they each shine in their own way. (They also each suck in varied ways, but that's a conversation for another day).
 
Can we please not attack each other for personal preference? By condemning a particular OS as "bad", you gain nothing, and end any chance of being able to appreciate the great features it may (or may not) have.
 
And lastly, I'd also like to see LTT give Macs some love. How about a Hackintosh built in an old Mac Pro tower? I'd watch that...

as a teen/student i would keep the intel and nvidia badges  just to gloat having a dedicated gpu lol
 
as i got older i took that shit off asap

Wow! What a rip off! You can buy these on AliExpress for $19.99. /s

The raspberry pi can run c# (.NET) exe files with mono on raspbian. You can make either a windows forms application or a console application. It is a bit more limited than a full windows environment though.

Another option would be to run windows 10 IOT core on the pi. That way you can run windows UWP apps (Also C#).

The raspberry pi can run c# (.NET) exe files with mono on raspbian. You can make either a windows forms application or a console application. It is a bit more limited than a full windows environment though.

Another option would be to run windows 10 IOT core on the pi. That way you can run windows UWP apps (Also C#).

I have a Xiaomi power bank which can charge and supply power at the same time. I could check it with my own head unit and 4g stick (I have a similar setup)
The power bank may shut off after a while though...

Apple 2FA is the fastest 2FA i have ever experienced. what is this guy talking about?

I would not go for that in work environment. Check out Intel nucs. Those make great office pc:s and the new ones even have 4c8t i5 for pretty cheap. 
 

i think i'll never change my mid 2015 15"

Understandable

Keyboards, and now this.

wow. last few years has been a terrible time to buy a MacBook
 
I have a 2015 I got as a gift. literally the last "good" year. suprised they aren't going for a premium yet. If they ever do, I'll gladly give someone mine for like $3k XD

Are you sure Walmart isn't looking for yet another corner to cut on their Overpowered PCs?

yup, used them on 8 and 10 with success. even automatically installed on 10.

wendell is a true genius. 

*2017-2019

gosh I hate monthly bills. plz no. why does everything have to be subscription now? it's annoying.

I think it is great, personally. Macbook Pro's have 16:10 screens. It is great for webbrowsing and productivity, since most websites, text documents, etc are oriented vertically.
 
The only thing for which 16:9 screens are better is video. But even then, having those black bars top and bottom is hardly noticeable if the bezels are black too.

people call me weird for having Windows 8.1 on my main machine. this stuff is why i do that. 

Also, which appalling cooler are you using? Those temps aren't healthy for a stock 9900K.
 
This instability can have a couple different causes, you'll have to test components individually. Start by not stressing memory, and see if it locks up or not.
If it doesn't, run memtest over night.
 
 

Ten cents is overpriced for my messages so whoever buys them are getting ripped off. 

I do the opposite thing: Get SSD, worry about HDD later (or when I ran out of space)

Yes, it is possible, as long as you don't must see what other user do on your computer.
You must create user for every session and modify your system a little. You must use RDP Wrapper for that or modify termsrv.dll (link). Second option is better imo.
I'm not sure is it or not against policy, but it works.
 
Second option, if you need to see users at their work, is to use Radmin (much better than TeamViewer). It works using direct connection (instead of central server), so you must configure port forwarding (but for RDP you must do it too) and it's not free software (but is fully functional for 30 days and is cheap).