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Which of each operating systems for desktop and mobile do you prefer? I have a an old MacBook but prefer windows. I chose this because I find it to be a better budget rout. I can upgrade it to my hearts content, I can try out Mac OS and if I don't like it then I could go to windows, get to be spoiled with a trackpad better then many new windows laptops (even though its from 2010/2011), keyboard is really nice, really the only thing that actually bugs me is the processing speed. Which is why I spent $119 on a 2011 2.7GHz i7 bundled with 16gb of ram for a total of $168 because it didn't have a hard drive (little did the guy know I had upgraded my current one to an ssd and still had the old one just the way I left it when I took it out and had Mac OS and everything already on it, Tee Hee) so basically I got one heck of a deal. It gets even better that it has thunderbolt 2 so I can hook up an eGPU if I wanna GaME on it. The over abundance of ports and the freedom to upgrade the hardware makes this laptop almost perfect. Of corse I would prefer that it had modern internals so this thick boi would be as capable as a full on gaming laptop with all that space, and having usb c charging and having full on thunderbolt 3 would be really nice. Besides little things like that including the display res might start bugging me in the future but this laptop gives me what I want, options. For the $168 I will have ended up spending on it, it really can't be beaten in terms of value.

Little fact, Android is based on the same kernel Linux is based on if you didn't know.

In the traditional definition of conservatism, conservatism is wanting a small government

Unlike the Republicans, I want the government to stay out of the bedroom, people bodies, marriages, etc

I am super libertarian on social topics because I believe in freedom and human rights. I believe that the government should not control mortally or how we live our lives.