Ashley MLP Fangirl

In the latest WAN show he says that spending $20K on a Mac Pro makes him extremely uncomfortable, and that he's trying to make as much content as possible in a short period of time so he can return it. 
 
now tell me this, when linus makes a 10 gamers 1 cpu machine, does that make him uncomfortable? or a 6 editors 1 pc system? is it just because apple refuses to send you a machine that you feel uncomfortable?
 
because it seems that way to me. you work with much much much more expensive stuff all the time, but only apple's system makes you feel uncomfortable while it costs less than the 2 systems i just listed, by a long shot. 
 
please stop being a hypocrite and treat apple computers just like any other computer you cover, thank you. 

In the latest WAN show he says that spending $20K on a Mac Pro makes him extremely uncomfortable, and that he's trying to make as much content as possible in a short period of time so he can return it. 
 
now tell me this, when linus makes a 10 gamers 1 cpu machine, does that make him uncomfortable? or a 6 editors 1 pc system? is it just because apple refuses to send you a machine that you feel uncomfortable?
 
because it seems that way to me. you work with much much much more expensive stuff all the time, but only apple's system makes you feel uncomfortable while it costs less than the 2 systems i just listed, by a long shot. 
 
please stop being a hypocrite and treat apple computers just like any other computer you cover, thank you. 

why not just make a linux distro? 
 
oh right, you cannot hide telemetry in open source software

why not just make a linux distro? 
 
oh right, you cannot hide telemetry in open source software

In the latest WAN show he says that spending $20K on a Mac Pro makes him extremely uncomfortable, and that he's trying to make as much content as possible in a short period of time so he can return it. 
 
now tell me this, when linus makes a 10 gamers 1 cpu machine, does that make him uncomfortable? or a 6 editors 1 pc system? is it just because apple refuses to send you a machine that you feel uncomfortable?
 
because it seems that way to me. you work with much much much more expensive stuff all the time, but only apple's system makes you feel uncomfortable while it costs less than the 2 systems i just listed, by a long shot. 
 
please stop being a hypocrite and treat apple computers just like any other computer you cover, thank you. 

In the latest WAN show he says that spending $20K on a Mac Pro makes him extremely uncomfortable, and that he's trying to make as much content as possible in a short period of time so he can return it. 
 
now tell me this, when linus makes a 10 gamers 1 cpu machine, does that make him uncomfortable? or a 6 editors 1 pc system? is it just because apple refuses to send you a machine that you feel uncomfortable?
 
because it seems that way to me. you work with much much much more expensive stuff all the time, but only apple's system makes you feel uncomfortable while it costs less than the 2 systems i just listed, by a long shot. 
 
please stop being a hypocrite and treat apple computers just like any other computer you cover, thank you. 

In the latest WAN show he says that spending $20K on a Mac Pro makes him extremely uncomfortable, and that he's trying to make as much content as possible in a short period of time so he can return it. 
 
now tell me this, when linus makes a 10 gamers 1 cpu machine, does that make him uncomfortable? or a 6 editors 1 pc system? is it just because apple refuses to send you a machine that you feel uncomfortable?
 
because it seems that way to me. you work with much much much more expensive stuff all the time, but only apple's system makes you feel uncomfortable while it costs less than the 2 systems i just listed, by a long shot. 
 
please stop being a hypocrite and treat apple computers just like any other computer you cover, thank you. 

why not just make a linux distro? 
 
oh right, you cannot hide telemetry in open source software

why not just make a linux distro? 
 
oh right, you cannot hide telemetry in open source software

why not just make a linux distro? 
 
oh right, you cannot hide telemetry in open source software

If you're offended by a fucking hat, you need to re-evaluate your life.

How are people so sensitive about things like this?
 
Happy holiday? No! it's merry christmas.
Santa hat? No! that's offensive.
 
Here's a solution: Give them an option to add/remove the santa hat, don't outright remove it. Fucking babies.

well 98% of people reading that just lost interest

the latest MacBook Pro's are all quadcore or better unless you get a MacBook Air or MacBook. any 2019 MacBook Pro is at least quadcore. 
 
the 13" MacBook Pro never had dedicated graphics and probably never will because of thermals. 

introduction
My old phone (iPhone 7) broke. The charge port stopped working, so I had to find something quick and I had a limited budget. I saw a cheap iPhone 6s and I went for it. It’s a 64gb Rose Gold model, which I bought for €130 yesterday. You can keep this in mind, I used the 7 for 1.5 years, so that is what I will be referring to when I draw comparisons between it and my 6s.
 
Design
As everyone knows the 6s and the 7 are basically identical in terms of design, and that’s not a bad thing. I like the bezels (makes it easy to hold the phone) and it’s plenty thin for me.
 
Speed
I don’t notice a difference in speed between the 6s and my old 7 personally. They feel very very similar. Opening apps etc feels exactly the same, probably because the 6s and 7 have very similar storage speed etc.
 
Battery life
It sucks. seriously. But my 7 did as well. My 7 was at 78% battery capacity and this phone is at 72%. Both battery’s are old and both suck by now. I can live with it because I always have a laptop and powerbank with me so I’m never without a charger, but like, don’t get one of these with an old battery and expect good battery life. When installing apps it loses a percent of battery every 10 seconds or so. If the battery has been replaced recently then it should be ok, but if it’s old don’t expect good battery life.
 
Audio
One big difference I noticed last night when watching YouTube in bed is that the earpiece speaker doesn’t work in conjunction with the main speaker to create stereo sound like the 7 does. That was a very noticeable downgrade. On the positive side though, I do get a headphone jack now which I have been missing on the 7, especially because I lost the lightning to headphone jack dongle for it.
 
TouchID & home button
Going back to the old home button that physically presses down was a very nice experience for me, I strongly prefer it over the 7’s solid state home button. I have noticed TouchID is less accurate on the 6s compared to the 7, but it was hit or miss on the 7 for me too.
 
Conclusion
I’m happy with my purchase, it is a good phone and it is one hell of a lot better than an iPhone that won’t charge lol, but on a serious note I’m probably gonna get the battery replaced and then use it until it breaks or apple stops supporting it.

introduction
My old phone (iPhone 7) broke. The charge port stopped working, so I had to find something quick and I had a limited budget. I saw a cheap iPhone 6s and I went for it. It’s a 64gb Rose Gold model, which I bought for €130 yesterday. You can keep this in mind, I used the 7 for 1.5 years, so that is what I will be referring to when I draw comparisons between it and my 6s.
 
Design
As everyone knows the 6s and the 7 are basically identical in terms of design, and that’s not a bad thing. I like the bezels (makes it easy to hold the phone) and it’s plenty thin for me.
 
Speed
I don’t notice a difference in speed between the 6s and my old 7 personally. They feel very very similar. Opening apps etc feels exactly the same, probably because the 6s and 7 have very similar storage speed etc.
 
Battery life
It sucks. seriously. But my 7 did as well. My 7 was at 78% battery capacity and this phone is at 72%. Both battery’s are old and both suck by now. I can live with it because I always have a laptop and powerbank with me so I’m never without a charger, but like, don’t get one of these with an old battery and expect good battery life. When installing apps it loses a percent of battery every 10 seconds or so. If the battery has been replaced recently then it should be ok, but if it’s old don’t expect good battery life.
 
Audio
One big difference I noticed last night when watching YouTube in bed is that the earpiece speaker doesn’t work in conjunction with the main speaker to create stereo sound like the 7 does. That was a very noticeable downgrade. On the positive side though, I do get a headphone jack now which I have been missing on the 7, especially because I lost the lightning to headphone jack dongle for it.
 
TouchID & home button
Going back to the old home button that physically presses down was a very nice experience for me, I strongly prefer it over the 7’s solid state home button. I have noticed TouchID is less accurate on the 6s compared to the 7, but it was hit or miss on the 7 for me too.
 
Conclusion
I’m happy with my purchase, it is a good phone and it is one hell of a lot better than an iPhone that won’t charge lol, but on a serious note I’m probably gonna get the battery replaced and then use it until it breaks or apple stops supporting it.

introduction
My old phone (iPhone 7) broke. The charge port stopped working, so I had to find something quick and I had a limited budget. I saw a cheap iPhone 6s and I went for it. It’s a 64gb Rose Gold model, which I bought for €130 yesterday. You can keep this in mind, I used the 7 for 1.5 years, so that is what I will be referring to when I draw comparisons between it and my 6s.
 
Design
As everyone knows the 6s and the 7 are basically identical in terms of design, and that’s not a bad thing. I like the bezels (makes it easy to hold the phone) and it’s plenty thin for me.
 
Speed
I don’t notice a difference in speed between the 6s and my old 7 personally. They feel very very similar. Opening apps etc feels exactly the same, probably because the 6s and 7 have very similar storage speed etc.
 
Battery life
It sucks. seriously. But my 7 did as well. My 7 was at 78% battery capacity and this phone is at 72%. Both battery’s are old and both suck by now. I can live with it because I always have a laptop and powerbank with me so I’m never without a charger, but like, don’t get one of these with an old battery and expect good battery life. When installing apps it loses a percent of battery every 10 seconds or so. If the battery has been replaced recently then it should be ok, but if it’s old don’t expect good battery life.
 
Audio
One big difference I noticed last night when watching YouTube in bed is that the earpiece speaker doesn’t work in conjunction with the main speaker to create stereo sound like the 7 does. That was a very noticeable downgrade. On the positive side though, I do get a headphone jack now which I have been missing on the 7, especially because I lost the lightning to headphone jack dongle for it.
 
TouchID & home button
Going back to the old home button that physically presses down was a very nice experience for me, I strongly prefer it over the 7’s solid state home button. I have noticed TouchID is less accurate on the 6s compared to the 7, but it was hit or miss on the 7 for me too.
 
Conclusion
I’m happy with my purchase, it is a good phone and it is one hell of a lot better than an iPhone that won’t charge lol, but on a serious note I’m probably gonna get the battery replaced and then use it until it breaks or apple stops supporting it.

introduction
My old phone (iPhone 7) broke. The charge port stopped working, so I had to find something quick and I had a limited budget. I saw a cheap iPhone 6s and I went for it. It’s a 64gb Rose Gold model, which I bought for €130 yesterday. You can keep this in mind, I used the 7 for 1.5 years, so that is what I will be referring to when I draw comparisons between it and my 6s.
 
Design
As everyone knows the 6s and the 7 are basically identical in terms of design, and that’s not a bad thing. I like the bezels (makes it easy to hold the phone) and it’s plenty thin for me.
 
Speed
I don’t notice a difference in speed between the 6s and my old 7 personally. They feel very very similar. Opening apps etc feels exactly the same, probably because the 6s and 7 have very similar storage speed etc.
 
Battery life
It sucks. seriously. But my 7 did as well. My 7 was at 78% battery capacity and this phone is at 72%. Both battery’s are old and both suck by now. I can live with it because I always have a laptop and powerbank with me so I’m never without a charger, but like, don’t get one of these with an old battery and expect good battery life. When installing apps it loses a percent of battery every 10 seconds or so. If the battery has been replaced recently then it should be ok, but if it’s old don’t expect good battery life.
 
Audio
One big difference I noticed last night when watching YouTube in bed is that the earpiece speaker doesn’t work in conjunction with the main speaker to create stereo sound like the 7 does. That was a very noticeable downgrade. On the positive side though, I do get a headphone jack now which I have been missing on the 7, especially because I lost the lightning to headphone jack dongle for it.
 
TouchID & home button
Going back to the old home button that physically presses down was a very nice experience for me, I strongly prefer it over the 7’s solid state home button. I have noticed TouchID is less accurate on the 6s compared to the 7, but it was hit or miss on the 7 for me too.
 
Conclusion
I’m happy with my purchase, it is a good phone and it is one hell of a lot better than an iPhone that won’t charge lol, but on a serious note I’m probably gonna get the battery replaced and then use it until it breaks or apple stops supporting it.

no? i've never found any of those things to be an issue. i plan out my builds and take my time, like my average build takes at least 2 hours because i take my time... 

the only prebuilts i'd ever buy are Mac's. i don't mind building computers. 

the only prebuilts i'd ever buy are Mac's. i don't mind building computers. 

no? i've never found any of those things to be an issue. i plan out my builds and take my time, like my average build takes at least 2 hours because i take my time... 

the only prebuilts i'd ever buy are Mac's. i don't mind building computers. 

that would mean before 1985 iirc, which is still before 1995 so my comment is accurate 

also, look at this: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wayback-machine/fpnmgdkabkmnadcjpehmlllkndpkmiak?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
 
you might find that useful too