Posts by 89724102172714182892114I7551670349743096734346773478647892349863592355648544996312855148587659264921 833 publicly visible posts • joined 17 Jul 2018
apple has fscked pros used to depending on macs with their move away from intel and discrete graphics cards - won't cope with twin 8k monitors - m1xxxxx is all a freaking disappointment so far unless they scale which surely (no, i'm not calling you shirley) must be their next move with 4, 8, 16 etc cpus interconnected else im never buying a mac again for professional video us that's for sure fsck you apple die a death illuminated by energy wasting and glowing red hot cpus from amd and intel paired with graphics cards up to the task of doing some actual professional grade work... fscking hell i hate apple, that cook dude has really screwed it's future in the professional video editing and effects space and that it doesn't look like it will change anytime soon cook smiles too much
fscking hell yet more extinction event asteroid obscuring space graffiti. at this rate humanity will never form offworld colonies, will destry itself on earth unable to launch for the thick myriad of swirling unpredictable sometimes secret and cloaked dead defunct space junk. what's wrong with cables
...in addition to my previous post: One needs to add a few drops of water and isopropyl alcohol into holes at the top of the ink catridge too - make 'em if you don't have 'em, then partly soak, test, repeat etc. Keep water away from the contacts on the side. Cover holes with gaffa tape. I've just had to do this - should've used the Epson dot matrix lq400, with it's everlasting ink ribbon...
It's just another way to add built-in obsolescence: After about 6 years, antimicrobial coatings are a hard to remove sticky mess! I'm forever removing such coatings with isopropyl alcohol and hard scrubbing. Takes forever! Coated keyboards are not worth cleaning - the lettering comes off with it...
While shopping for very small laptops in 2001, I saw Sir Clive Sinclair on the other side of Tottenham Court Road - smartly pinstriped and carrying a whole load of small, posh, brightly coloured laminated paper shopping bags. After giving the road a cursory check, he started swiftly crossing the road in my direction. I shouted "Sir Clive!" and waved. He peered at me with narrowed eyes, crossed the road on a trajectory leading away from me, then he was gone... You should never attempt to meet your heroes.
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