I do get it - you define pro as a guy at work running his backup application in a web browser, and the hipster at starbucks doing "graphic design." I define pro as "a workstation."
The m1 does not emulate x86. You literally don't know what you're talking about. Which explains why you define a kid's toy as "pro." I get it - you're getting paid. So is the barista at the starbucks you work from.
Kia might define their kia optima as a racing car too, because it's got some horsepower. Except we're at an indy500.
The m1 does not emulate x86. You literally don't know what you're talking about. Which explains why you define a kid's toy as "pro." I get it - you're getting paid. So is the barista at the starbucks you work from.
Kia might define their kia optima as a racing car too, because it's got some horsepower. Except we're at an indy500.