Aug 08
A good read i found in my RSS reader from Cult of Mac .
The same thing happens at home. My wife’s MacBook Pro that was supplied to her through work is a touch wonky (something going on with a sound card, occasional spinning rainbow wheel), but nothing that out of the ordinary. But it does have the rather bizarre characteristic of fully hibernating whenever the power gets low. And then it won’t start back up until it’s been plugged in for 15 seconds or so. “Why did they design it that way?” she asks. And I have no answer. It does suck. If I were Apple, I would have made it work the way it already did on older Macs. Somewhere over the last five years, we’ve been forced to change from Apple evangelists into Apple apologists.
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The backup one is because it wants to know whether or not the power supply will be stable.
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you PC people are moronic lemmings– you deserve a PC and you deserve someone or something to tell you how to live. and i;m sure you always color within the lines. best wishes on being a drone.
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Jerry, actually, it’s Mac users that are the drones. PC users have WAY more choice in both software and hardware. Apple users know only one color and that’s the overexpensive, albeit very usable, white machines that Apple produces.
So please don’t call us moronic, since we aren’t limited to what one giant company lets us buy.
Thanks,
J.
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I concur with jak, Grats on being brain washed jerry
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Stunning take! Where do you get all your Apple news from?