121 karma · joined May 13, 2011
1) Removed? It's still in there for office and photoshop
2) Never really need to minimize, use mission control
3) Have no use for that green button, use full screen apps
4) Coming from Windows, learned reverse scrolling in 15 minutes, now the other way feels strange
5) Can't really address this, this macbook air is by far the fastest computer I've used
6,7) Haven't noticed these
In Lion it's possible to resize from any window border.
I don't know what these other complaints are. Personally, coming from Windows & Ubuntu, I just fell in love with the way everything just works in OSX. I guess I'm not a "power user" though.
Seriously though, that article is beautifully written. I wish my writings would be half as coherent.
In all honesty I think I have to go see an optometrist also. It's long due. I'm getting these headaches staring at the MBA screen, never used to get them before.
Otherwise, it can be a positively life altering experience.
http://www.economics21.org/commentary/renting-v-buying-new-e...
There's no credible research to back their claims. Only one study that didn't include a control group.
I couldn't find any english sources but here is a Finnish one from a science magazine, run it through google translate: http://www.tiede.fi/blog/2010/11/09/korvavalo-aprillipila-va...
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/07/20/apple_releases...
While I agree that last.fm is pretty great, there's a reason it was not included in this list.
I've been there. Traveled for many years around asia and south america, worked (fulfilling?) volunteer jobs etc.
Then I returned home. Fixed all the shit I left hanging here and started to live a decent life right here.
The answer I've found is that only people who haven't been travelling, dream of travelling. Those of us who've been there, know that it's not very appealing if your mind is troubled. Your life won't magically change if you move to another country.