Ricardo

I like Mac hardware, don't get me wrong, but I'd think long and hard about buying a mac. If it's primarily just for browsing the web and doing some web-conferencing or whatnot, fine... cool even. The problem is with legacy stuff and interoperability. If you need to use other people's software/files or share things among coworkers, then make sure you're buying similar stuff. If they're all Mac, cool, do it. If they're all PC, then I'd advise against mac and stay with a windows system.

Again, no shade thrown at apple's stuff. I know some relatives that use Mac desktops for day to day stuff and they're happy as can be. Just consider that it is different and there will be minor annoyances (sometimes major) that pop up.

That's a lot of stops. Is this for delivery type work? If so, it might be worth it to get a paid version of something like, Road Warrior.

No one wants to hear a thousand beads jingle jangling around as Laquinta throws her head around all day.

This country is fricked as long as it panders to childish morons.

Cats account for millions of bird deaths every year. The eagle was just settling the score.

Science has sterilized the humanity out of humans. We’re becoming robotic in our emotional awareness. The connection to the miracle has been severed and it’s taken for granted.

"I have to go."
"Good-Bye."

Then, hang up the phone.

These companies do a terrible job recruiting young people. They could easily help fund "shop" classes for teen-agers in various markets. Would have a small army of mechanics within a few years.

It's pretty much their entire business model.

Less government intervention would make things more affordable.

Want cheaper prices on things? Stop using government subsidies for everything under the sun. Will some people struggle to feed, clothe, and house themselves? Yeah. And that's a good thing. Because too many people's only reason to exist is to serve as a justification for stealing your hard earned income.

We need to reduce federal government drastically and make things harder on people. Then, things will work themselves out.

Too many things in the USA are treated like just another trade good.

The USA should be for Americans. Not foreign interests and not mega corporations looking to squeeze Americans by buying up everything and jacking up the rates.

I think people should just stick with what they are comfortable with. There's not a lot to be gained by switching from iOS to Android and vice versa.

The thing that I didn't particularly like with Android was annoyances like random glitching that would require a reboot, or sometimes the charging port wouldn't work right. (I think this may have to do with the inconsistencies with off-brand USB cables.)

The plethora of Android devices and accessories is a hindrance in a lot of cases more than a benefit. While it does provide for a cheaper up-front buy-in, it also means that no two users will have the same experience.

That's Apple's biggest strength. As long as you're buying Apple devices and accessories, then you're pretty much guaranteed to have the same exact experience.