I've used #MacOS for my day-to-day work for a good 35yrs. I've had a couple of brief clusters of years where I had to use a Windows at work (but still had MacOS at home).
I've installed #Linux on many old machines to extend their lives a bit, sorting through distros, finding one that would work on limited resources with good results. Fun stuff.
But I'm curious to ask a QUESTION about new computer purchases…
The topic of first concerts we saw came up today and I was floored to realize that today is the thirtieth anniversary of my seeing Pink Floyd in concert at the Big O (Olympic stadium) in Montreal.
What a band to see live. And really set expectations way too high for other concerts.
Taking great delight in replacing Windoze 11 on my laptop with Kubuntu. I have half a dozen other computers running a mix of Linux and Windows 10. I will see how Davinci Resolve runs under Kubuntu.
My brain just puts the n in whenever I read "a historic" I'm not even sure which way I say it. Obviously the n is not necessary as we pronounce the h here, so I think I, at least sometimes, say "a historic" but my brain 100% thinks it should be written "an historic" and just subs it right in so I read it as "an historic" regardless of how it's written.
@mariellequinton I write it the same as I hay it (with an 'h'). I find it almost jarring sometimes when reading when I come across "an historic" ... but only sometimes. Very strange
@ladybugspicnic@shawngettler I saw a brown bear there once, but it was from quite a distance. The bear was in an open plain below the road. They can really move too.