Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Second MacBook has died

I'm posting this from my iPod because my laptop has just broken. Some of you may know that my first laptop, a white MacBook, was recently broken too. And now my blackbook has gone. I'm seriously fucked off. Apple need to concentrate less on new software and more on building good quality hardware, or I'm buying a fucking PC. I'm not even joking, I'm sick and tired of this, and it has to stop.
Posted by elrevert at 21:30

7 comments:

  1. Anonymous25 March 2009 at 07:16

    Yeah, the first laptop that I can find that has the feature "Coffee-proof", I'll buy like 10 of them.

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  2. DJMBlue25 March 2009 at 21:27

    Yer, i think you need a drivers license for a mac. So you know how to use one properly!

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  3. elrevert26 March 2009 at 19:31

    How about you both shut up and actually read my post. The first (white) Macbook broke because liquid was spilt on it, yes. But the Blackbook just died. It quite simply, died. The Hard Drive just stopped working, you can hear it skipping.

    The main reason that I'm pissed off about this is because it's never been used for anything other than Word Processing, iTunes, iPhoto and Web Browsing. There is no logical reason why it died; it just has.

    Dave don't you start on me about not knowing how to use a Mac properly, I've been using them since before you were born (and that's the truth, by the way).

    Oh, and for the record, I didn't spill coffee on my first one, my dad spilt wine on it, so blame him.

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  4. DJMBlue26 March 2009 at 20:34

    yes, yes, i know i was just joking, i understand my white macbook has problems all the time now.

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  5. Anonymous26 March 2009 at 20:38

    Woah woah woah, I know your dad did yours, I knew that! I spilt coffee on mine, which is my fault

    I agree with you Tommey, stuff like this happens too often, namely with freakin' ipods.

    I love you Tommey. Even if you want to break my legs/whatever you want to do with me.

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  6. Ben Bishop27 March 2009 at 16:52

    I don't use Macs (due to a lack of funds xD) but if it were me, i would just boot from the HDD that I had been backing up my internal HDD onto (that is if you use a copy backup system or RAID 1) as a temporary solution. (Having said that my "temporary solutions" often last for exceedingly long periods of time!)

    After this simply order a new internal HDD and have it installed, or simply have your existing one fixed (if possible.

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  7. Anonymous28 March 2009 at 09:42

    Yeah. Why does this crappy post get 6 (now 7) comments, when my effort filled one has 0. ZERO.

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