He's got more xp?

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I generally disagree, except I agree that the Apple Silicon hardware is good. Imo, the best Macs relative to the competition were when Windows was stuck in XP. Nowadays, the Mac software is not compelling enough to demand their MSRP. Similarly, the Mac hardware is overpriced per their specs *and* component quality. That wasn't the case when Jobs handed things over to Timmy. Had Apple continued on the path Jobs laid out, the new Mac's would have released sooner, had a less chaotic rollout, and had a better price-to-spec ratio while remaining better quality machines than even great PCs. Jobs also wanted them to pursue AI in Siri while Google and Amazon were working on Assistant and Alexa. Had that work continued, they probably wouldn't have missed the AI train. Anyway, I'm not saying Apple is bad. I'm saying Tim was not the amazing replacement for Jobs that many claim. The dude was handed a money printer, and he jammed it with coins.

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