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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 14:58,
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I'm sorry, you're not rich enough to get the most out of our products, please only enter the apple store with this paper bag labelled "leper" on your head from now on.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:02,
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and they say "we've only got Macs here" and then it takes me about 20 times longer to do my job because it's like working with one hand tied behind my back while the "user-friendly" OS does its level best to hide all the files I've been working on
It's like using a computer designed by a retarded cretin
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:08,
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It's like using a computer designed by a retarded cretin

So you never found the 'files created today/this week / month etc' one-click search that's built into any finder window?
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:19,
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I just want to see a file tree. I really don't understand why Apple have such an aversion to showing me one.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:21,
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But Finder windows do use list/tree views:
km.support.apple.com/library/APPLE/APPLECARE_ALLGEOS/HT2470/304725_02.png
That's what I have set as default, as I agree with you, it makes finding stuff much easier.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:33,
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km.support.apple.com/library/APPLE/APPLECARE_ALLGEOS/HT2470/304725_02.png
That's what I have set as default, as I agree with you, it makes finding stuff much easier.

and it loses where you were before so you have to go through the whole rigmarole again
I can feel my blood rising just imagining it
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 16:10,
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I can feel my blood rising just imagining it

The one-button mouse thing is way old news. They've been shipping with multi-touch mice for ages. Also, like upgrading the shit headphones you get bundled with MP3 players, if you've got any chops at all, you'll buy a decent 3rd party wireless mouse.
Like my trusty Logitech, loyal little beasty that it is.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:04,
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Like my trusty Logitech, loyal little beasty that it is.

Also, whoever designed their "Finder" thing wants shooting in the fucking head
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:10,
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and their keyboards have no Home and End keys!!
Mainly they are like the US... Far too insular and protective.
Their way or the highway.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:06,
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Mainly they are like the US... Far too insular and protective.
Their way or the highway.

wsnet.colostate.edu/cwis13/product_images/MB110LLA.jpg
Home and end keys... ffs!
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:09,
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Home and end keys... ffs!

I was only basing that knowledge on Mac book Pro keyboards.
(The ones with the unibody cases)
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:14,
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(The ones with the unibody cases)

The reason I'm always packing a full-scale external keyboard!
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:16,
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I still don't know where it is! Um...!@£$%^&*()_+-={}[]:;"'|\,.?/# Ah there it is!
Alt 3
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 17:23,
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Alt 3

that people pay so much for an ipod and get the crappiest fucking earphones ever supplied with it.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:07,
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and deserve everything they get
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:11,
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Any suggestions on what to get?
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:13,
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I will have to do some research.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:19,
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As almost all smartphones nowadays can play music and video, why carry around 2 things, just upgrade to a modern phone and scrap the extra unit.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:18,
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But until then...
;)
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:24,
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Google maps on your phone is worth 'the price of admission' alone and then if ya don't wanna use anything else just have a shiny new phone.
Most non-'smart' phones can play MP3s too nowadays, so it's just common sense to merge devices.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:43,
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Most non-'smart' phones can play MP3s too nowadays, so it's just common sense to merge devices.

Worked better on my old Nokia N95
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:45,
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There's a guy in the office here who carries a Blackberry, iPod, 2 iPhones and an HTC (which is very lovely, incidentally).
I guess he's keeping his tailor in employment by the amount of pockets he must wear out.
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Mon 20 Jun 2011, 15:47,
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I guess he's keeping his tailor in employment by the amount of pockets he must wear out.