I think newer MacOS have changed it to something less… triggering for Windows-users.
fernandodandrea on
I remember a pair of students with their macbook laughing at other students using windows, and on how stupid windows users were and blabla. The other users were visibly disturbed but didn’t respond. They’ve kept working. The Apple guys delivered a shitty assignment.
This has the same vibe. I thought this was a user’s thing.
Catoblepas2021 on
There are 2 types of people in this world. Those who want to learn about how their computer works and get “under the hood” a bit, and there’s those who just want a polished product that will get their job done with little thought or effort put into it.
Oh yeah and then there’s Linux users lol. The bad-ass die-hard computer Chads.
Shishjakob on
Is this a darkpattern?
ging3r_b3ard_man on
What version of MacOS are you running out of curiosity?
Klefth on
And also with an archaic monitor? Man, it’s like when they depict phones from other brands, too. Apple acts like an insecure teenage girl.
mike_stifle on
This offends the windows user with little to no personality.
ZonaPunk on
as it should
drklunk on
Love it
FloppyMonkey07 on
To be fair my Windows PC BSOD at least once a week, Mac never
Fake51 on
I had more crashes on Mac than windows, back when I used either
ThirdLast on
Microsoft *laufhs in 70% of the market*
dmanbiker on
I worked in an environment with Macs and PCs back around 2011-2015 and I saw maybe 4 or 5 blue screens, but I saw kernel panics like every other day on the Macs.
The windows computers were dual-boot imacs too, so apparently windows was more reliable on the Intel iMacs as well. Granted we had lots of special software for the network to work, but the same weird shit ran on windows just fine.
curtydc on
I’ve never had a device crash more than my old MacBook Pro. Also every time I shut it off or restarted it, on boot up it would tell me it ran into an error and had to restart… Even though I restarted it manually.
Now my M2 MacBook pro is great, haven’t had any of the same issues. And my custom built Windows 11 (best Windows OS ever) gaming PC also never has any issues.
FAUST_VII on
To be fair, macbook Crashes with no real information at all are more annoying
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Undercutting the competition is so petty.
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“Apple is doomed!”
That’s hilariously petty.
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(Laughs in 32 GB of RAM)
Yep. Been like that for years.
‘cuz it’s funny.
I think newer MacOS have changed it to something less… triggering for Windows-users.
I remember a pair of students with their macbook laughing at other students using windows, and on how stupid windows users were and blabla. The other users were visibly disturbed but didn’t respond. They’ve kept working. The Apple guys delivered a shitty assignment.
This has the same vibe. I thought this was a user’s thing.
There are 2 types of people in this world. Those who want to learn about how their computer works and get “under the hood” a bit, and there’s those who just want a polished product that will get their job done with little thought or effort put into it.
Oh yeah and then there’s Linux users lol. The bad-ass die-hard computer Chads.
Is this a darkpattern?
What version of MacOS are you running out of curiosity?
And also with an archaic monitor? Man, it’s like when they depict phones from other brands, too. Apple acts like an insecure teenage girl.
This offends the windows user with little to no personality.
as it should
Love it
To be fair my Windows PC BSOD at least once a week, Mac never
I had more crashes on Mac than windows, back when I used either
Microsoft *laufhs in 70% of the market*
I worked in an environment with Macs and PCs back around 2011-2015 and I saw maybe 4 or 5 blue screens, but I saw kernel panics like every other day on the Macs.
The windows computers were dual-boot imacs too, so apparently windows was more reliable on the Intel iMacs as well. Granted we had lots of special software for the network to work, but the same weird shit ran on windows just fine.
I’ve never had a device crash more than my old MacBook Pro. Also every time I shut it off or restarted it, on boot up it would tell me it ran into an error and had to restart… Even though I restarted it manually.
Now my M2 MacBook pro is great, haven’t had any of the same issues. And my custom built Windows 11 (best Windows OS ever) gaming PC also never has any issues.
To be fair, macbook Crashes with no real information at all are more annoying