I hear more juvenile posturing and bragging about "mad skillz" from PC people than I've ever heard from a Mac user.
They seem fond of dated matrix-style hax0r posturing, throwing about jargon that they consider arcane and impressive, when in fact they're simply talking about things people do every day.
There 10 types of people in this world. Those who can read binary, and those who can't! Check the rack...
Documents sometimes disappear, during a divorce, "I heard" from miles away. Racist web sites fall off these nets all the time, weeks at a time, also from miles away, or even say across the country, I've also "heard".
I am not one to argue point and fact too much, resumes speak for themselves no matter how vague. Not "every day"... FYI.
Most Mac users have no idea what is happening in the background, they are more interested in pictures and such. PC users have more of a solid foundation, since more have been on the same processor family for longer than any Mac USERs. PC ninjas tend to work IT. Mac ninjas... well... I don't know ANY. Mac fans usually work as the new person in AP, AR, or 10 key monkey-type job, where I work anyway. One wants to keep her password cryptic like 4ell0, yet she can't remember it. She is a ton of work.
Thanks for playing...
Last edited: