By the way, I realize many guys find it difficult to grasp why a woman might insist on aesthetic design even when it comes to tech specs. 😁 For me, white is always the dominant choice in everything I own... The last device I hunted for was a Samsung Wildfire, and I refused to pull the trigger until I finally tracked down the white version. 😍 My boyfriend is a software engineer, and he honestly can't wrap his head around the fact that I don't care about custom PC builds or switching to some off-brand manufacturer just for the sake of it. He’s eventually given up on trying to convince me otherwise. 😁
Casey Long2 said:Regarding the iMac... personally, I find the 21" version to be a poor value proposition. It carries a significantly higher price tag than comparable PCs, and when you weigh the screen size against the internal specs, the machine simply doesn't justify the cost. It feels more like a stylistic statement than a serious workstation. However, the 27" model is an entirely different beast—the much beefier configuration (assuming one opts for the i5 processor) paired with that absolutely stunning display makes those $2,500 worth it. For a professional who can actually leverage it, that 27" IPS panel alone justifies the $1,100 premium over a high-end enthusiast PC... (Keep in mind, we are discussing a machine that comes with its own OS. I've never found fake Windows setups to be a professional way to work 😉 )
I looked into that myself initially, but the screen was just too massive for my setup... I've worked on larger displays before and they never quite felt right, so I opted for something smaller instead...
I asked if there was a 27'' version available with those exact specifications but featuring a 21.5'' screen... unfortunately, that isn't an option and can't be ordered because they don't manufacture them that way... and frankly, a 21.5'' screen is just the right size for me...
@Nathan Reyes59 --> I'm not particularly fond of it, mainly because I'm trying to avoid dealing with a bulky tower 😁 I actually have this at home—well, my parents do... after Apple, this is the best-looking thing I've seen, but it still doesn't quite hit the mark for me 😁
Design has always been a bit of a struggle for me 😁
It seems quite clear that Apple is trying to win over us women 😁
But I have no intention of buying something that looks beautiful yet performs poorly—nor will I settle for the reverse. Everything simply has to be right 🙂
By the way, I spent ages hunting for the right bike, and I finally found one that is absolutely perfect for me
Nathan Reyes59 said:I won't bother listing examples of aesthetically pleasing cases just yet, as I can't tell if you're simply here seeking permission to pull the trigger on an iMac, though I suspect you've already made up your mind regardless of what anyone else suggests 😁
In truth, I have my heart set on that specific iMac, but I needed to be certain whether it could actually handle serious professional work; if it can't, I'll pass and wait for a model with better specs, even if waiting another year means delaying the purchase, because it absolutely has to be an iMac 🙂
By the way, I am fully aware that I am paying a premium for the design, and I am more than willing to allocate extra funds to ensure I don't end up buying another machine that I dislike and feel the urge to get rid of as quickly as possible...
Nathan Reyes59 said:It’s trying to act like a radio or something, but when you look at a desktop setup at that price point—which is significantly faster and more efficient—an hd5670 inside a machine costing thirteen grand is honestly just pathetic. A terrible case can always be made to look beautiful; there are so many chassis out there with attractive designs, and besides, you can just tuck it under your desk where it isn't visible. Having a Logitech wireless desktop MK520 sitting on top of the desk... well, it's your call, but my logic leans toward the PC, and that's what tells me what's sensible.😁
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I had one of those boxes once and I couldn't wait to get rid of it... I ended up swapping it for a laptop in a heartbeat. My rational side tells me that for that kind of money, you could get something much better from another manufacturer, but my feminine intuition😁 says iMac😍
I’ve been using a Mac for a little while now and I have to say, I’m quite fond of it 🙂...The thing I love about the iMac is how clean everything looks without a mess of cables; it’s just the monitor itself, rather than being tethered to some bulky, unsightly tower 😁...However, I wanted to reach out and see if the specs would actually hold up for video editing. I’d hate to invest in something that can’t handle the very task it was designed for in the first place. For my other daily tasks, I just rely on my laptop, so I’m looking for a proper desktop setup here rather than another portable machine . As far as the screen goes, I did consider larger models, but they felt a bit overwhelming for my space; this size feels just right 🙂
It’s $11,500 for students... though honestly, the price isn't my primary concern here. My main priority is ensuring I have an iMac that can reliably handle everything I've listed 🙂 . Avid and Premiere licenses 🙂
I am looking for Dr. Zrinka Grgić. She was previously covering shifts at the Downtown Center near Fascist Victim Square, but they’ve brought in someone new lately... if anyone happens to know where Dr. Grgic maintains her private practice, I would truly appreciate the lead 🙂 she is genuinely exceptional 👍, whereas this new replacement is frankly subpar 😢.
The style Kimberly Collins8 is referring to is a push-up fit, though they do carry standard denim as well. I believe they’re on sale right now, hovering around $167... generally, you can find options ranging from $133 (on sale) all the way up to about $120.
It might be worth browsing their website directly...
@Kimberly Collins8 --> How much do these jeans actually stretch? I'm a bit hesitant to commit to such a tight fit, mostly because every pair I buy eventually stretches out by a size and a half—specifically around the waist—leaving them feeling far too loose. I haven't had the chance to test their quality yet...
There’s also the Garden State Plaza 🙂...whenever you find yourself unable to snag a number at the local Target or Walmart, you can always find plenty of availability over at the plaza...it seems they consistently have the lowest foot traffic of the bunch...
I gave them a shot, but I eventually had to admit that Salsa jeans just aren't my calling card... which is a genuine shame because they are absolutely stunning. The issue is purely mathematical: if I go with a size 26, they hug my feet perfectly but end up being far too tight around the hips. If I manage to squeeze into a 27, they sit right where they should at the waist, yet they turn out way too loose through the legs.
On the bright side, their tees are nothing short of perfection. 😍 Most of my wardrobe is practically built from their collection, though for some inexplicable reason, their XS sizing seems to have shifted on me this year 🤷, leaving me with no choice but to make a trek over to Target or maybe head into downtown Chicago to find what I need. 😳
redmoose20 said:Does anyone actually know if there’s anywhere in Split where one might stumble upon a pair of salsa jeans? I mean, honestly, does such a thing even exist in this corner of the world?
There’s a good chance you’ll find a Salsa outlet in the downtown shopping district, assuming the retail lineup mirrors what we see in New York... though I didn't spot Salsa specifically on their directory, they did mention quite a few other brands.
A friend of mine is a registered nurse, having completed a five-year program—three years for her bachelor’s followed by two for her master's. Right now, she's just pulling her residency hours, so she's only bringing in $1167, though I haven't the slightest clue what her actual salary trajectory looks like once she's fully settled.
It’s located right by that section of the interspace where the wall is covered in flyers... at the very end of the walkway near where Svillanit and Douglas are, directly across from the florist.... they have cakes, wines, and cheeses available there.