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I did the unthinkable: I traded my Mac for a PC

I did the unthinkable: I traded my Mac for a PC

Posted on August 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After a decade-long love affair, our writer makes a major switch

When the time came to lay my Mac to rest, an absurd notion started buzzing around in my head: what if I replaced it with a Windows PC?

I actually clung to my old Mac long past its prime. When the sad day finally came, it had been with me for 10 years, and oh, how hard it had worked for me; the millions of open browser tabs it had endured! 

But a few months ago, my Mac’s newly-installed Word 365 refused to open. That was the last straw. I’d gotten used to the fact that Adobe Illustrator was no longer an option.
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