How much vinegar would you put? I really want to know. Thanks!

I definitely agree, I feel like the "just works" mantra is a little misplaced, if not wholly wrong, at least for power users of Windows such as myself. I find the default settings on Macs to be unintuitive and in bad taste. In fact, the first thing I did was to go through each category in the settings panel and change…

Student here. My recommendation as techie can apply to both techies and non-techs alike.

You could just use a PDF printer and batch print a bunch of photos into a PDF

I'm pretty similar to you - before buying my MBA I decided that portability and battery were the 2 main things for me. The ability to play LoL and Minecraft on it is a plus, too.

If you want ergonomics, I recommend an ergonomic mouse and keyboard. There are so many models I'm sure one of them is right for you.

Nay, it is clean energy because an internal fan helps intake more air, which helps the fire burn cleanly, AKA fully and without smoke. Smoke and pollution is what is considered "dirty".

Agreed. Didn't you know that 78% of Internet statistics are made on the spot?

WHOA THEY SHORTENED THE "TOO SHORT TO REPLY" FILTER TO 5 characters!!!

I see what you did there... "junk"

That's Brendan's hair. It's white.

No, he's an engineer, so he's talking to the masses (us). Rich peoples could care less about efficiency.

Surprisingly, this number has dropped 7% in the past 3 years.

Here's the thing about multiple cores... It isn't useful unless the software (both the OS and the applications) is optimized for it. This applies to everything, from phones to PC's.

Need moar pixels. Imagine a Retina 90" Display. *drool*

I'm pretty sure it can run all Windows programs, because the processor is using Ivy Bridge and not ARM or anything like that.

Normal-chan *smug*

At the very least, please explain why exactly you'd disregard his opinion. Is it because he said "I'm a Mac"? The sentences you quoted can be open to multiple interpretations. Please elaborate.

Perhaps you should consider not commenting on articles in which you have no idea what it is about.

On Windows, you can use the included "Snipping Tool" under Accessories to take screenshots. It might be faster than opening up Paint and copypasting. But, agreed, PrtScn is not useless.