Mac or PC - what are you?

PC bcoz it has some great gaming options

Greetings, after trying a Mac, I'm unlikely to go back to a regular PC. For me it's about comfort and speed of operation. I had a little problem with uninstalling Anaconda on my Mac and I found out that there is a pretty easy and reliable way to uninstall Anaconda on Mac. I myself have recently used the recommendations from https://setapp.com/how-to/uninstall-anaconda-on-mac , and they proved to be quite effective. If you follow their step-by-step guide, you will be able to remove Anaconda completely without any problems. When uninstalling Anaconda on a Mac, in addition to following the guide, I would also recommend checking that your environment variables are reset to their original values. You can do this by going into your profile file (like .bash_profile or .zshrc) and deleting all lines associated with Anaconda.

Laptop is PC but my phones and tablet have been Apple….I do prefer PC tho…

Recently I thought it was necessary to have better settings in Microsoft. When I became more interested in this question, a friend of a programmer decided to mention this source https://gosoftwarebuy.com/product-category/office where I learned about Microsoft office. Every developer should probably know these tips.

StreamerPlus https://streamerplus.com/ is one of the sites where you can buy Twitch subs and viewers and boost your channel.

Mostly windows, but I own macs as well. There are many things I despise about Apple as a company, but they make beautiful products.

I can crack windows, on mac it's harder and the updates ruin every single software when you update. Also it's too expensive and closed so you can't do anything without Apple's approval. I won't even talk about the impossibility to change pieces without having your mac fail. It's just good marketing nothing else.

PC = Coca-Cola, Mac = Pepsi
I prefer Mac and Pepsi.

Mac, since original 1984 machine. I bought a 128K Mac with dot matrix printer for $3,000. This was when there was no hard drive, the OS ran off a floppy disk, and you had to swap disks to run applications. Good times.