chefpyro:

a smart man would invest those 10 million dollars

or at least put it into a savings account and live off the interest

but greg universe is not a very smart man

True. He will probably use it to buy a decent house for himself and then spend the rest on steven.

memeufacturing:

someone please… please just help this sweet boy… please… please help this kind young man… please… someone

axew:

Winged Mirage: Zapdos

regby:

Pokemon Go is either going to unite this generation or will cause world war 3

biphobicerasurer:

blood-and-pastry:

in-adjective-carcosa:

orasgiveaways:

the-future-now:

That’s Louis Rossman, a repair technician and YouTuber, who went viral recently for railing against Apple. Apple purposely charges a lot for repairs and you either have to pay up or buy a new device. That’s because Apple withholds necessary tools and information from outside repair shops. And to think, we were just so close to change.

Follow @the-future-now

This is really important and let me tell you why.

My mom has an iPhone 6 Plus and hasn’t even had it for a year when one day it suddenly died and would not charge. So she took it to an authorized Apple repair place and they charged her $50 for a diagnostic only to tell her that she would have to buy a brand new phone.

So she decided to go to the AT&T store to talk to our usual guy that upgrades our phones and handles any problems for us. She tells him what’s wrong and he takes her phone to the back only to come out two minutes later, puts her phone on charge and it comes back to life. 

She asks him what was wrong with it that he managed to somehow fix when the people at the “authorized apple repair place” couldn’t. And you know what he told her?

“There was just a bit of fuzz in the charging port.”

I FUCKING KNEW IT. Listen, I have a MacBook from college. The charger has died twice, and I had to get a new one. This happened for two years in a row around the same time each year.
I’m fucking convinced that their hardware is rigged to “expire” in order to force people to keep buying their shit.

Wait, people are just now learning that Apple has some of the shadiest business practices?

Their hard drives are shit, too.

I got a MacBook for college, 5 months later it was buggy, not working. I didn’t have my laptop to work with for weeks until I could get into the Genius Bar for an appointment (and you know how bad their service is). They replaced my hard drive, and everything was fine (except it was like a brand new computer and some of my shit was lost), but then about a month after that I was having the same exact problems. They replaced my hard drive a total of 4 times before just giving me a brand new laptop because apparently the computer wasn’t connecting with the hard drive right and that had been the problem all along. 

Not even a year later and the exact same issues are happening with this one. They just replaced the hard drive like a week ago. Thankfully my parents had gotten the 3-year warranty on my first computer so all that stuff I didn’t have to pay for. And when the replaced it they told us the remaining 2 years would transfer over to this one, but they tried to make me pay $100+ for the replacement hard drive. Took awhile, but finally we got them to give us this repair for free, but that looks like it might be it, and the remaining year is something we paid for but won’t ever get to use.

I’ve always stuck with Macs because it’s what I’ve grown up using and I don’t really feel like relearning how to use a computer when I’m an expert at this one already. But you can be sure as hell that when this one has something “fatally wrong” with it again, a Mac is not what I will be buying to replace it.

It’s called planned obsolescence

kneelinggirl:

koobaxion:

Man okay when I got my wisdom teeth out it was a fucking experience. Before the surgery wasn’t too interesting but as soon as I woke up I saw the nurse next to me and was all like “hey… i think… i died… and now I’m in a parallel universe… and i gotta go back to my house and kill the me from this universe” and he was just kinda like “alright, you do that”. And then the other nurse kept going in and out of the room to get things and I thought there was like 5 of her that kept coming out of the room, and then so when she was wheeling me out in a wheelchair I was like “damn… why are there so many of you… there’s like 5 many of you” and she was just kinda like “alright, you do that”.

Anyway I got to the car and my dad was there and he was like “how ya feeling son” in the dadliest way possible and I was like “MAN I AM PUMPED LETS GET SOME JUICE I’M STARVED” so we drove about 3 blocks to a jamba juice, whereupon I say “I’m good I can do this” and run/drunkstumble 30 feet to the door. I burst in the door like a viking returning from some fucking battle and holler “WHATS UP FUCKS” to everyone in the store, which was thankfully just the 2 people behind the counter, who looked probably as scared/confused as a jamba juice employee could look.

So anyway, as my dad explained the situation I looked up at the jamba juice menu and was utterly fucking lost in it. Like I swear I was looking at this menu board for a year, deciphering this Rosetta stone of fruits. I distinctly remember that I was looking at each item in a smoothie, thinking of how it tasted, then moving on to the next thing and thinking of how that tasted, and how they would taste together. Since most smoothies had 3 or 4 items, this took some thinking. So my dad sees me in this extreme brain blast state of mind and says “hey are you going to order or what”. Keep in mind I’m on the first fucking smoothie on the list here. So I just say “shush man I’m trying to do fruit science”, and then when I realized that this process could take literal years, I just said “yeah give me a smooth regular” which for the uninitiated, isn’t actually a real thing on any menu. Oh, also I asked them if the “boosted” smoothies would give me super powers and then pointed my fingers at them and made “lightning noises”.

So my dad just orders me the first thing on the menu and I go to sit down and stare out the window or some shit and my thoroughly amused dad just looks at me and says “how ya feelin?”. Now at this time I was feeling a lot of things, but most noticeable to me was the gauze in my mouth, so I just look at him and say “there’s these fuckin… tiny sheep in my head” which at the time was the best way I had to convey this feeling. Anyway about that time, the jamba juice guy brings us our drinks and he gives me a small thing of mario kart stickers and I swear I almost cried from the tsunami of emotion that gift made me feel (I still have them).

Anyway the rest of the story is we drove home and I explained this programming project I was working on to my dad in perfect detail somehow and then I came home and went on facebook and posted a comment on my friends status (because I couldn’t find the status update bar) that read: “i just took a lort of painkillers and yelled at everyone in a jambo juice”

This may be the funniest thing I have ever read. There are actual tears coming out of my face.

gearholder:

azzygoatboy:

Oh golly…

that’s his elbow