>A conversation I didn't like.
You're not going to like everything in life. News at 11. And not liking something doesn't mean you're right and that the other person is wrong. It just means you don't like something. Sometimes, you can grow from listening to other people instead of being dismissive.
It sounds like you don't want to hear different opinions. You want people to back you up on your preexisting worldviews instead, huh? Like I said, this site is an echo chamber.
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RAM is cheap.
Ask any normal person what they think is more acceptable: obsessing over optimizing RAM usage in Linux on an old computer, or using a MacBook. They're not as expensive as you might think, by the way. You can get a lightly used MacBook Air in great condition, with 8GB of RAM and an i5 and an SSD, for like $700. That's not expensive for a laptop. They also get great battery life. And, you know, macOS.
Why do Windows gamer dudebros think it's okay to spend $500 on a graphics card alone, but they think a $700 MacBook is overpriced?