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Bit the bullet and bought the new MacBook Pro 13" with touch bar. After using a mid-2010 MacBook as my primary computer since it was new...man, was the money worth it, haha.

 

Works like a dream, doesn't it??

 

That's the one I'm saving to get right now... glad you think it's worth the money!

 

I'm pretty sure I know the answer, but when you guys throw your Macbook in a bookbag do you always power it down? Does time spent in the bag factor in?

 

I rarely (if ever) power down my MacBook Pro. Maybe if I'm on a long road trip I might, but just commuting to and from work I let it sleep. Ever since they've been using SSDs instead of HDDs there hasn't been much of a need to shut it down when traveling.

 

Apple Adds Early 2011 13-Inch MacBook Pro to Obsolete Products List

My MacBook Pro will be obsolete at the end of the month.

 

Does this mean just the OS can be supported or just for parts.

 

Just software support

 

Anyone ever have issues in iTunes with your changes in "Get Info" not saving?

 

No but I've run into issues of album art not saving or for the singles of an album it has the single artwork vs the album.

 

Need a new case for my Iphone 6s. So overwhelmed by the amount there are. Don't want an otter box its too bulky.

Suggestions?

 

I really enjoy my incipio NGP that I have on my phone

 

This is exactly what i'm looking for, and cheap! Thanks!

 

Apple blames exposure to ‘ambient air’ for iPhone 6S battery failures

OH SHIT GUYS AMBIENT AIR

 

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Ambient air quality criteria - Wikipedia

 

Yeah... I work in a cleanroom and any exposure to ambient air would fuck up so many processes. So that's absolutely believable for me.

I also happened to have one of the affected 6s models and it was the easiest thing in the world to get the battery replaced.

 

Honestly this is a huge failure on Apple if ambient air is causing their products to fail.

 

where in my post did i say it wasn't believable?

 

It was only a select number of 6s models that were affected. I don't know that it's a huge failure. Melting batteries across entire production runs strikes me as a huge failure.

 

Did you even read the article? The apparent exposure during the assembly process caused the issue in a small number of products. Virtually all your electronics have parts that are assembled to avoid this exposure and would fail. A huge failure? Come on. Small issue with some phones shutting down and it's fixed. Hardly a huge failure.

 

The part where you mocked "ambient air" when you pretty clearly didn't know what it was ... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

Exclusive: Galaxy S8 is not going to feature a 3.5mm headphone jack

Gee, that was predictable.

 

Why do I have to back up my phone to replace the battery? Feels like that should just be a basic thing that you can do without wiping the phone.

 

it's just a precaution. they'll ask you to back it up if you bring it in for pretty much any repair.