"With 3GB of RAM you should not need good disk performance."
This is the shortest-bus comment I've read in a really long time! The rest of your post is simply incoherent drivel since you're arguing against having something with reasons that support why you should have it!
I'm not sure why I'm debating the merits of a college education with someone that can't *spell* college.
Name a school that requires anything resembling art history, chocolate, dance, or hobby areas for a bachelor of science degree. You can't, because college isn't what you've imagined it to be. What is all this useless "theory" you think comes with a BS degree?
There's no equivalent to a GED for a college diploma because the very concept is ridiculous. A GED basically says, "I wasn't able to complete high school along with my peers, so it took me a few extra years to learn these simple concepts.". What would a college GED represent, exactly?
* there is to much put on the well rounded ideas.
What, like the ability to communicate effectively through writing?
* Jobs need to drop the idea need college for jobs.
Perhaps my doctor would have lower rates if he didn't go to medical school.
* All credits for any school need to be transferred 100% no BS like you must take our math classes.
Some schools are a joke and don't deserve their credits to be counted anywhere else for any purpose whatsoever.
Oh I see, you haven't actually ever used OS X for any significant amount of time. I apologize. I thought I was replying to someone with a clue.
The only apps that don't maximize the same as on Windows are Apple's apps, and the list of Apple apps that don't is growing shorter with each release. You can do everything else on your list on OS X either directly or with third-party utilities with the exception of having per-window menu bar. That's the only thing on your list that's inflexible. I don't like it much either, but it's been that way since the 80s.
What this country needs is a good five dollar plasma weapon.