My Mac keeps going to the shop. It came back last night and works TERRIBLE. While we were in the shop it worked ok. I wonder if that's because the wifi is really strong in there? It could be that our computer is just shop. (We have another one but it's a total Dinosaur and will respond to just a few commands.
At the point, I don't recommend Macintosh.
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11 years ago. Rating: 3 | |
I have three browsers presently and a few more would be nice. I have Safari, Google and Firefox.
Each browser is set up differently and are task oriented. I would like to set it up so that all of the programs related to the task I am working on are all I see. I know I can do this in Linux, but it is more of a goal than a reality at this time. I like organization when working and as is, if I wanted a game machine I would get another computer rather than using this aging MAC. I have had multiple systems to work with and nothing sucks the life out of you like computer work. So I have had to partition my activities and schedules so I don’t die at the keyboard…I also have to fix a broken fence and tend to my chickens, eat lunch and have a social life.
11 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
Thanks, Robert.... tend to your chickens. Do you eat their eggs and bake their chicken bodies?
Re: computer savvy; I have experience with computers that includes the job title of “computer”, a person who calculates numbers, equations and mathematic expressions used in science and industry. As desktop computers have come along those math skills have become less and less important to me except when I am working on electronic, chemical or physics designs. I have worked on the numbers needed to launch objects into orbit and such, many years ago.
There should be computer operations classes on-line in many places by now. Maybe Facebook or colleges on-line. I expect a lot of that would be free.