When not gallivanting around the Capital District with friends, I’ve spent the last several days practically glued to my new iMac, so it seems kind of odd that I haven’t bothered to post. (I did start a few reviews that I’ll likely end up backdating once I actually finish writing them.)
Even though I wouldn’t say the transition from Mac to PC is difficult, it is different and just enough so that it’s sometimes quite a process to do what is in actuality quite a simple task. And, of course, since all the Apple products in the house are constantly talking to one another, I’m forever being distracted by notifications for email and text messages and various social media accounts.
And through all that, I’ve been working on school stuff. Well, trying to at least. I’m finding something of a chore to be on the PC at this point, which is partly because I want to play with my new computer and partly because it feels oddly foreign after trying to get used to using the Mac.
Hopefully once I get the new computer moved into my office I’ll be a bit more reliably around once again.
“Setting up” here more closely resembling playing, but in my defense it took two hours to transfer my iTunes library and while it dawned on me I could be doing something more productive, I opted to try and learn how to use the magic trackpad and tweak various preference settings.
