You ordered a Mac with upgradable RAM? Recently? On the M1/2/3 line? You're lying.

You sound weak, you can't carry a real laptop?

"will make the fans spin faster (and louder)" -- Uh, we're talking Macs, so no fans, no matter how much it would make sense, they just aren't "cool enough" for fruit-fuckers.

I'ma start calling you "Dipshit" cause you are...

MS "Sequel" Server? You're admitting you're lying stating it like that.

Don't matter. Nowadays, Linux is the #1 OS on the planet, by a long way. Unix doesn't matter anymore.

"IRIX, Solaris, Tru64, AIX, or HPUX" -- Why would I want to waste my time with those dinosaurs? If you can't get performance out of Linux or Windows then you're just not very good at systems.

Brings to mind the Skrillex video where his Mac overheats and shuts down in the middle of a concert. I like fans, they are there for a purpose. If you're just going to run a word processor, you probably don't need a fan, but if you want to do big-boy stuff, you gotta dump Mac.

What fruit-lover marked that as troll? That's pretty much a true statement marked as troll.

There's not going to be any difference, because, surprise surprise, turning off Bluetooth on Android actually doesn't turn it off, it just disables any communication over Bluetooth to any app. If you don't believe me, I use MyPhoneExplorer to synch my phone with my Windows work PC outlook, and if I trigger the sync whilst forgetting to turn on Bluetooth on my phone, the display off my phone wakes up anyway. Go ahead and find out for yourself. Yes, Android Bluetooth toggle will not actually turn off the Bluetooth radio, perhaps transmit (I don't have the means to really test that), but certainly not receive.

Until laser gets close in photo quality to ink jet and affordable at A3+ format, that's irrelevant for my usage. Indeed, if you can be happy with laser, laser it is.

Good point, I actually got my Epson 8550 ET when after 4 years my previous Epson had the heads clog up badly. It hadn't been used for some time, which mentioned when returning under extended warranty (5 years total instead of the regular 2 10 % of the printer purchasing price, about 30 bucks), but they gave me the full value as a credit. Which I then used to get the 8550. As for getting the value out, where I live, A3 photo prints are easily 15 bucks, whereas it costs me about 2, on Epson archival paper.

Sure, brother and laser as many here say whenever HP printers come up, but if you want to print your own photos, I find Epson ink tank printers great. I've got the 8550 A3+ that prints photos for cents on A4 in great quality with lasting colours. Note that Epson have always had great Linux compatibility (no support, but it all works and they provide drivers for the scanners printers and such, some things don't need drivers, but they provide them, including their own Linux scanning app), a domain where canon is hit and miss.

Why get 3rd party ink when Epson ink tank printers have dead cheap ink bottles? Sure, the devices are more expensive, but that's because that way they don't have to recover the cost of the printer through the ink.

Samsung expanded updates of their Galaxy A line alongside the flagship S line 2 years ago, the A33 got 4 years of system upgrades (= 4 major android versions) plus one additional year of security updates. At just around 250 bucks, it's far from a flagship price. And sure, it's not 7 years like your iPhone but one should know forget that iPhones are sold over 4 years, since older flagship become mid end phones. Samsung models from last year are scarce and of two years ago aren't available anywhere I look. So from last sale, I don't think iPhones actually have longer support, the A 3n series is a better bet if you don't want to break your bank.