Thanks. I know Damon has a fishing channel so I thought he would enjoy this. I am heading back over there soon to see f there are any more like him.
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Gear Question PC OR MAC?
- Thread starter John Agnese
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Yeah, we don't get many trout down here. Although I did hear of one small lake that stocked them back right before Thanksgiving. I' afraid by the time I get there they'll either be fished out or die off from the heat.
All depends on what you''re comfortable using...but I vote Mac as I've been using them exclusively at home since 2000.
Love Final Cut Pro!
Hey there! I'm new here. I just came across your post and wanted to share my 2 cents. If you're into video editing, Macs are known for their reliability and user-friendly interface, which can be a great advantage for beginners. However, PCs offer more flexibility and customization options, which can be great for advanced users who want more control over their workflow. Also, it really depends on the software you're using. Some editing software, like Final Cut Pro, is only available on Macs. But if you're using Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve, both platforms work just fine. Btw, have you heard about Centos 7 end of life support? It's a bit off-topic, but it's worth mentioning that if you're using Centos, it's time to start thinking about migrating to another operating system, as it will no longer receive security updates.
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