Yes, rjung, we get it. You like Macs.

[kasuo]

@rjung

There’s an old belief among Persian rug weavers that they are not allowed to make a flawless rug – all of their works must be flawed in some way, as only God can be perfect, and they would never dare to presume themselves to be God.

[hijack]

So, does this philosophy also apply to any other crafts?

[/hijack]

[rjung]

@kasuo

So, does this philosophy also apply to any other crafts?

Dunno. Only heard it applied to rugs. Someone got a Persian rug weaver we can ask?

[World_Eater]

@rjung

Dunno. Only heard it applied to rugs. Someone got a Persian rug weaver we can ask?

My guy is on vacation.

[Skywatcher]

@rjung

Imagination costs extra, and I’m being frugal these days. After all, I’m still paying off(*) that overpriced Mac o’mine, remember?

(* = No, I’m not. The new car, on the other hand…)

Ever consider changing careers? I hear Steve Jobs is looking for a court jester.

[AHunter3]

I’m a Mac owner, user, proselytizer, and fanatic-nut. But I don’t expect PC users to share my tastes and reach the same conclusions (there’s a reason they are called personal computers).

What I would expect more of is the attitude evinced by Priceguy on the previous page. Even if you hate Macs and would never ever own or use one voluntarily, your own PC-centric world of computerdom is better off for the Mac being in existence. Just as – and I have no compunctions about saying it – the world would most certainly *not * be better if the Mac was the only mainstream computer. An Apple that could call all the shots unchallenged would not be nice to see. (I’m visualing something like a cross between Disney and the Borg).