Since today. Well, actually, a couple of days ago.
Rarely do I use my computer at home for anything other than reading hackaday or digg. Even then, it's not often. I actually shut it down for days at a time. Sometimes, even a week.
Anyways, I was working on a 340mb PSD on Sunday for a kind of test/demo thing for a job I interviewed for on last Thurday. Not a big deal for the most part. I've dealt with a 2gig PSD before (at work). Jeez. It took forever to do anything and it was pounding the scratch disk. All I could think was "I wish I had my Mac from work.."
My AMD64 +3800 with 1gig of ram is slow. Granted, it's a few years old, but seriously.. a gig of ram.
*sigh* you would think that I would be accustomed to being forever out of date on all things computer related by now.. *sigh again* Is it possible to become less geeky?
note: I upgraded my work computer (Mac Pro Dual Dual-Core 2.6) to a total of 6gigs of ram when I opened activity monitor and only had 50megs of memory free. Parallels has me drifting towards the dark side.
Rarely do I use my computer at home for anything other than reading hackaday or digg. Even then, it's not often. I actually shut it down for days at a time. Sometimes, even a week.
Anyways, I was working on a 340mb PSD on Sunday for a kind of test/demo thing for a job I interviewed for on last Thurday. Not a big deal for the most part. I've dealt with a 2gig PSD before (at work). Jeez. It took forever to do anything and it was pounding the scratch disk. All I could think was "I wish I had my Mac from work.."
My AMD64 +3800 with 1gig of ram is slow. Granted, it's a few years old, but seriously.. a gig of ram.
*sigh* you would think that I would be accustomed to being forever out of date on all things computer related by now.. *sigh again* Is it possible to become less geeky?
note: I upgraded my work computer (Mac Pro Dual Dual-Core 2.6) to a total of 6gigs of ram when I opened activity monitor and only had 50megs of memory free. Parallels has me drifting towards the dark side.
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