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brokeback macbook.
8 May 07 ¦ Permalink ¦
So my MacBook hard drive died and I’m upset because I didn’t back-up my stuff.
I lost a lot of photos and music.
Surprisingly, I’m most upset about losing all the photos.
I lost all of my Hawaii pictures from my Grandma’s funeral. I had a lot of pictures of M with my Grandfather. The two of them hanging out and playing and smiling.
Those pictures were most important to me.
Anyway, I took the MB into the Apple store yesterday and the so-called Genius just frowned and shook his head.
I get the MB back in 7-10 days, and they’re going to fix the squeaky creaking sound and some pieces of plastic that broke off too… until then, I’m using the PB and forgot how hot this thing gets.
(My hands are sweating right now.)
Also, the PowerBook (12”) just seems slower and darker and super tiny compared to the MacBook.
God, what a difference an inch makes, huh?
Oh, this is random, but I was going through my pinkbeltrage email yesterday (I haven’t since March!) and anyway, noticed a couple Twitter invites. What exactly is this? Am I missing something? I don’t really get the concept… or is it as dumb as it seems?* * *
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— archie4oz 8 May 07 #
— joy 8 May 07 #
— -Birdy- 8 May 07 #
— maggie 8 May 07 #
Dorks at the genius bar!
You’re like the tenth person this year with this story.
A couple of years ago I was living with this asshole who smashed my computer to pieces in front of me. I lost like six years of word documents.
When I was twenty this other asshole stole and made disappear an art journal of mine that had about 4 years worth of stuff in it just to spite me.
I suppose at least I had faces to blame and direct my anger towards.
No screw that, loss was and will always be terrible. Like so much forgetting.
You have my sympathies!
— ali b 9 May 07 #
— Ed 11 May 07 #
You want one of these NAS devices
I have the fear of loosing all my data, esp music and photos. Also sick of having some stuff on one PC and other stuff on another. Put them all together in a safe and backed up environment. Home network raid storage is the way to go. I bought one of these systems last week, and it rocks!!!
— mark 13 May 07 #
i got the macbook back and what’s weird is when i plugged in my shuffle, it asked me if i wanted to transfer my purchased music from the shuffle to the itunes library! i got all excited thinking that this was new and i could do the same with my ipod and nano…but nope, doesn’t work. is that only a shuffle thing? is there any program that will allow me to move songs from the ipod to the macbook?
— joy 14 May 07 #
I am so sorry you lost your photos…my laptop’s HD has crashed as well just this week. Thankfully, it’s my workie laptop and I didn’t have much personal stuff on it at all except a few kid pics.
Stupid computers!
— melina 15 May 07 #
— joy 16 May 07 #
— Eric 29 May 07 #