I never said I couldn’t back it up. I only said that if you wanted to know the answer, you could look. But ofc do whatever you please.
Or I suppose you could try to goad me yet again into doing your homework for you, and see if that works? (Surely this time, if you keep trying the same action, surely this time things will work out differently than the other time(s)?😜)
Or you could just think about how likely it is that in the entire history of computing, what are the chances that it was true at least once? Not that it matters, bc I’ve agreed with you so many times that hardware!=software and that for Macs they are tied together, and Macs are expensive, that I think we’ve both already forgotten already whatever it was we were talking about. Take the “win” already?
Yes and no. You can run other software on Mac hardware, but not the other way around.
I could say the same about your statement.
So…I should look up pricing of comparable hardware across the entirety of Apple history because you made a statement you can’t back up?
I never said I couldn’t back it up. I only said that if you wanted to know the answer, you could look. But ofc do whatever you please.
Or I suppose you could try to goad me yet again into doing your homework for you, and see if that works? (Surely this time, if you keep trying the same action, surely this time things will work out differently than the other time(s)?😜)
Or you could just think about how likely it is that in the entire history of computing, what are the chances that it was true at least once? Not that it matters, bc I’ve agreed with you so many times that hardware!=software and that for Macs they are tied together, and Macs are expensive, that I think we’ve both already forgotten already whatever it was we were talking about. Take the “win” already?