I have a number of stories, anecdotes, sayings, analogies, etc. to which I often return in my work as an IT management person. This is the way my brain operates, but I think they’re at least usually insightful, or I wouldn’t bother. Sometimes I’m told that they make sense, or even that someone else wants to borrow one for their own use. Perhaps I should label myself a Thought Leader and start charging admission.
My daily-use work notebook (the trusty old MacBook Air) was replaced with a 2018 MacBook Air a few months ago.
There’s a lot of hubbub about the state of Apple notebook computers these days. Here’s a fine list for those who want the details.
This is a very specialized topic, but my hand hurts this morning for a very specialized reason, and I wish to rant about it.
I finally upgraded to OS X 10.10 on my trusty work MacBook Air, after sticking with 10.8 because I’m just too busy and dependent on my laptop to do without it for the upgrade.
