This may be true but why would someone have to conform to something that does not work for them or much less not work at all.
There is a difference between having good general knowledge, and "conforming."
This may be true but why would someone have to conform to something that does not work for them or much less not work at all.
I know, I work for the Office of Information Technology here at my school.
Sounds fascist.
I know, I work for the Office of Information Technology here at my school.
Sounds fascist.
What?![]()
There's a very good reason why schools implement group policy -- to stop students from screwing around with the machines.
Excellent analogy for the topic of this thread!Winni said:We have to learn... how to use a toilet.
my goodness people... you make it sound like windows systems never work...
sure they may not be as cool as a mac, but its not like they are ALWAYS crashing...
Excellent analogy for the topic of this thread!
We have to learn... how to use a toilet.
...that doesn't make a windows PC utter crap. Would I go back to Windows; I doubt it. Would I be pissed at having to use a Windows PC...
There is a difference between having good general knowledge, and "conforming."
^^ 100% Seconded.
Having spent 4 years (officially) as a school IT coordinator (and 2 more years unofficially at a new school), I understand completely. Especially with high schoolers, though elem. kids can break plenty, too. I'm glad that I 6 new iMacs in my classroom...![]()
Lol can you explain how they block chat/IM off all their student computers...? Because thats what they've done... I guess its to stop people like me IMing people in different classrooms and schools when nothing on the computer works except webmail lol...![]()
Lol on their computers they've got Firefox, though it can't go off any Google website. So your limited to Google search, Google image search, Gmail etc lol... (oh wait not Gmail, that was blocked)
The amount of restrictions they implement on those computers doesn't make Windows crap... quite the contrary, more impressive that it has that many options to enable. The problem lies with the IT admins who may have gone overboard with it.
Lol I've never had any tech problems with my Macs, and today at school I used a Windows box. The whole class had to use them (the reason why is not important). Anyway, for the whole hour and a half I didn't do anything because the ****** Winbox failed on me... Even the ICT teacher at the school didn't have a clue... Lol then she said that I'd be better when the school gets Macs![]()
This might have been true fifteen or twenty years ago but unless you're either doing data entry (which you don't go to school for) or drafting, most workplaces are using macs these days. The only places I've worked in the past decade that even had windows computers had them to test cross platform compatibility for web design.So what happens if you graduate, are you restricted to working for an all Mac company because you're Windows challenged? You do realise the world runs on windows. I never understood why schools waste money on Macs when the vast majority of employers are windows based.
This might have been true fifteen or twenty years ago but unless you're either doing data entry (which you don't go to school for) or drafting, most workplaces are using macs these days. The only places I've worked in the past decade that even had windows computers had them to test cross platform compatibility for web design.
They all have imacs at my bank. When was the last time you went to a film or photo studio, advertising agency, or any web based company at all and they used windows computers?When is the last time you went to a hospital or bank and they used Macs.![]()