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if I know anything about advisory councils in tech it was pure optics and letting them all go will have absolutely zero impact on the normal flow of business beside the current bad press.
I would love to know if they ever affected company policy even slightly.
I have a few 2015 laptops, the last time the apple logo lights up like it damn well should, (and their operating systems are still getting updates almost a decade later) ipods and an iphone 6 I've fixed, apple TV because it was cheap enough. all told I'm in it for less than the cost of a new macbook and apple hasn't got a cent yet. I have an imac from 2008 I found on the side of the road that actually needs linux but a computer of that vintage in 2008 would be a paperweight at best, the fact it's still useful as a computer at all is astonishing to me.
I recently got into the apple ecosystem and am loving it.
I know this is a linux community and apple is literally the devil but I haven't had a bad experience with it yet.
Doesn't matter, if I'm 12 then it will always be the wrong thing.
We're making e-gaming history
"I put on my robe and wizard hat"
the best jokes have a kernel of truth.
The VM is optimised for the OS, the OS is usually a fresh install with just that 1 program you need to use instead of you're entire life scattered across the desktop, it can be a snapshot of the system in an optimal state right after running an unfuck windows script that removes default system malware which doesn't let it reinstall, it has less system resources to deal with for the simple fact it can't use them all at the same time as the base OS.
it's not a drop in replacement and anyone looking for one will be disappointed by literally anything available.
You're learning an entirely new operating system, don't think of it as an upgrade, this is a time sink. You'll be under the hood more than on the road for the foreseeable future, but what's the alternative?
Windows running on a VM under linux runs faster than windows on bare metal ...
depends if you think anonymous interactions are as impactful as people you actually know.
oh god, is this actually worse?
"He's going after that anti-marketing dollar, that's a lucrative market."