My first was a 512. That' 512 as in K. i have owned a PC since Windows 4 Workgroups along side Mac IIfx and a little vx and quadras in between. The new work rig is a 12 core. The three most recent system jumps have made several currently ubiquitous hardware components into boat anchors for no reason and the install looping.. well, three days to get the 12 core up and running.. twice in a week..
Wintel machine is rolling in 2-3 hours and works with brand new hardware and 12 year old hardware. I know this because I also have a 6 month old PC for sequencing and a 2001 machine I built that runs my mastering business.
I provide support for both machines, UNIX, NT, all end user Win, and Mac for businesses here and friends of business.
When I tried to simply make a printer work, a brand new printer, and a camera's so called 'supported' software function for my 9 year old niece for 10 hours over the last two days I almost shot the piece of shit. Week old hardware, every piece. Brand new. Merry Christmas.
Apple is so smart to push us into the cloud that they forgot to put a 5 year old optical drive in the iMac like the 5 year old one that came in my 10 month old 12 core, along with the network card sporting a 2006 build date right on it..
NICE CASE.
Nice case.. form over function is not my bag. I need the tools to work. With Mac, a power user is helpless and the average user has no idea what he's missing.
Nice case.
I went to GIT when Joe Pass was as digital as it really got. Labs were video machines and headphones.