Is there actual logic behind apple vs pc/android

[~RustyGunZ~]

Big and little differences. Mostly in exclusive hardware and software.

Like Macs are great because you can have an iPad and iPhone and HomePod all linked together and be part of the “apple ecosystem”. iMessage throughout them etc.

If you do music or video editing macs have logic and Final Cut Pro.

But they’re overpriced for those features. Technically speaking they aren’t that much more expensive hardware wise they just use hardware a lot of people don’t justify. A big piece of their prices involve their 5k displays.

PC and android give you the ability to create your own ecosystem but there isn’t a combination that works as fluid as having all apple products. You have a wide price range and style choices. Can custom build. Semi open source. It’s not any better permfocmance wise just a bit more free. But like with most things freedom means little hiccups and rough edges.

People buying apple products to seem elitist has been dead (or at least in the eye of an outsider) for a long time lol. Aside from the X the flagships have all been in line with Samsung/Google/LG and are all pretty similar.

I use an iPhone X and OG Pixel. My PC has 3 480gb SSDs that house a hackintosh build, windows 10 and Linux. I use everything and like what they offer.

There’s more but that’s as brief as I felt I could be

[Twodrop]

Originally Posted by Knucklehead

Big and little differences. Mostly in exclusive hardware and software.

Like Macs are great because you can have an iPad and iPhone and HomePod all linked together and be part of the “apple ecosystem”. iMessage throughout them etc.

If you do music or video editing macs have logic and Final Cut Pro.

But they’re overpriced for those features. Technically speaking they aren’t that much more expensive hardware wise they just use hardware a lot of people don’t justify. A big piece of their prices involve their 5k displays.

PC and android give you the ability to create your own ecosystem but there isn’t a combination that works as fluid as having all apple products. You have a wide price range and style choices. Can custom build. Semi open source. It’s not any better permfocmance wise just a bit more free. But like with most things freedom means little hiccups and rough edges.

People buying apple products to seem elitist has been dead (or at least in the eye of an outsider) for a long time lol. Aside from the X the flagships have all been in line with Samsung/Google/LG and are all pretty similar.

I use an iPhone X and OG Pixel. My PC has 3 480gb SSDs that house a hackintosh build, windows 10 and Linux. I use everything and like what they offer.

There’s more but that’s as brief as I felt I could be

what do u do for work?

[~RustyGunZ~]

Originally Posted by Twodrop

what do u do for work?

I quit my job to make video games

I do freelance python and ruby coding for ez money every once in awhile when I want to buy a new toy/get myself in random debt

[Twodrop]

Originally Posted by Knucklehead

I quit my job to make video games

I do freelance python and ruby coding for ez money every once in awhile when I want to buy a new toy/get myself in random debt

I strive to be there one day

You fuk w/ Steam games? What type of games are you coding?

[~RustyGunZ~]

Originally Posted by Twodrop

I strive to be there one day

You fuk w/ Steam games? What type of games are you coding?

I use Steam to play games

I code C# in Unity for game dev. I'm working on a little mobile game myself, and am doing a 2D top down civ/rpg with a friend and some other outsiders here and there.

It's not for everyone, but pretty much if you can get over the hurdle of learning moderate coding you will snowball into more complicated stuff. A looott of people fall on their faces thinking coding is easy and a nice new way to make lots of money.