The struggles with MacBook

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malcolmjr414

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You may think MacBook Pros are awesome! Exactly what I thought. But, since my recent upgrade to Yosemite from Lion. I've been going through problem after problem, one of the problems have apparently "exposed" a problem with my laptop that I must have had since I bought it. But, I never had the problems that I'm having now happen before. Apple also said that it would almost cost me $200 for a problem that they caused. I've included the picture of what my problem is. They also said this problem is "rare".

It was a great laptop before it was updated. R.I.P

So let's get to it, what's your opinion on MacBook pros or apple in general?
 

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malcolmjr414

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There saying it's a hardware problem, but I didn't have it before. And, because my warranty is over I'll have to pay $200 so it sucks
 
brsy

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malcolmjr414 said:
There saying it's a hardware problem, but I didn't have it before. And, because my warranty is over I'll have to pay $200 so it sucks
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So how does that mean that MacBook Pros aren't great? That is just an ignorant statement. Just because it is made by apple doesn't mean that software &/or hardware malfunctions can't occur. What year is your macbook pro? I'd like to assume it's pretty old, hence why it "randomly" had this problem.
 
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It's actually pretty new. I got it in September of 2014 ;). If you were to read my post again I said problem(s) and since I own a MacBook I can express my opinions without being ignorant.


Oh, this might help you better understand what ignorant means.
ig·no·rant
ˈiɡnərənt/
adjective
  1. lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.
    "he was told constantly that he was ignorant and stupid"

In this case, this is you.
 
brsy

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malcolmjr414 said:
It's actually pretty new. I got it in September of 2014 ;). If you were to read my post again I said problem(s) and since I own a MacBook I can express my opinions without being ignorant.


Oh, this might help you better understand what ignorant means.
ig·no·rant
ˈiɡnərənt/
adjective
  1. lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated.
    "he was told constantly that he was ignorant and stupid"

In this case, this is you.
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Thanks for telling me what it means to be ignorant. You were indeed being ignorant by implying that MacBooks aren't awesome because you had a problem that you want to be fixed for free. Apple has to make $, they aren't going to do shit for free, so stop complaining about $200. There are 9 apple products in my house from an iPod, iPhones, iPads, an iMac, and MacBook Pros. I have only went to the Apple store once, which was because I dropped my iPhone in a puddle, so I went and paid for a replacement. As an owner of several Apple products, I can say that the products are very durable, and rarely cause issues that a simple reboot can't fix.

If there are any grammatical errors, don't mind it. I'm typing with one hand (eating cheeto puffs)
 
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malcolmjr414

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Why don't you get off my thread? If I recall it's my "opinion" and why don't we just quickly go over what it means to be ignorant.
"lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated."
  1. Not lacking any knowledge in my post.
  2. I'm probably more educated than your little bitch ass.
  3. I'm not lacking any knowledge because I spoke with many Apple Support people and have enough information to base my opinion. I have well over 20+ support tickets on this matter. So if you want to talk to them about my laptop I can give you my case numbers so you can have a nice little chat with them :)
I didn't want to go any higher with my numbers because you might not be that well-educated. And, for your information I can complain whenever the fuck I want. You didn't have to reply to it. Also, Considering none of the problems that I'm having now happened before I upgraded to Yosemite. Dam right they should give it to me for free. I spent $2,000 in it so I can complain as much as I want. I also have an iPod, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro's and I also develop apps for Apple. So I know my shit thank you very much, I think this argument is over :)
 
brsy

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malcolmjr414 said:
Why don't you get off my thread? If I recall it's my "opinion" and why don't we just quickly go over what it means to be ignorant.
"lacking knowledge or awareness in general; uneducated or unsophisticated."
  1. Not lacking any knowledge in my post.
  2. I'm probably more educated than your little bitch ass.
  3. I'm not lacking any knowledge because I spoke with many Apple Support people and have enough information to base my opinion. I have well over 20+ support tickets on this matter. So if you want to talk to them about my laptop I can give you my case numbers so you can have a nice little chat with them :)
I didn't want to go any higher with my numbers because you might not be that well-educated. And, for your information I can complain whenever the fuck I want. You didn't have to reply to it. Also, Considering none of the problems that I'm having now happened before I upgraded to Yosemite. Dam right they should give it to me for free. I spent $2,000 in it so I can complain as much as I want. I also have an iPod, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro's and I also develop apps for Apple. So I know my shit thank you very much, I think this argument is over :)
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Lol? Because you spend a lot of money on something gives you the right to get it fixed for free? Go buy a rolls royce and crash it. Let's see if you can get a free repair.
 
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malcolmjr414

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Yeah mate, it's called "Customer Satisfaction". You know what, that's not a bad idea hopefully you're in front of it.
 
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malcolmjr414 said:
It's actually pretty new. I got it in September of 2014 ;). If you were to read my post again I said problem(s) and since I own a MacBook I can express my opinions without being ignorant.
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How could you have bought it in September if you just said the problem showed up when you upgraded to Yosemite from Lion (2011)?

lier lier pants on fire
 
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malcolmjr414 said:
Apple released OS X Yosemite to the public on October 16, 2014 I got my laptop in September.... At the time when I bought it was Lion (2011).
 


You are truly an idiot.
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Pretty sure if you bought the September 2014 model, it would've came with Mavericks.
 
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