A month ago, I blogged about my first experience with my mac. As a sequel to it, in this post, I’ll blog about features that I think I miss as I migrate to Windows and things I miss if I migrate back to Windows… First thing I missed was… It’s close to a month with my mac and I’ve not restarted it. Yes! No updates, no patches, no crashes and absolutely no restarts. Infact, the system is as responsive as it was...
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