• Ziemniack3000@alien.topB
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    11 months ago

    I aleays wondered how this cloth material will wear out after years of use. Now I know. It looks like a homeless person.

  • Scared-Thing3673@alien.topB
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    11 months ago

    “Surface that bricked recently”

    From what I could see, it says “No Bootable Device”

    You could try re-imaging it, couldn’t you? You can still get use out of that surface if the SSD isn’t broken. try re-imaging lol

    Though it does look scuffed you *might* be able to clean it.
    Atleast try to use it if it still works fine enough. Or maybe clean it (if you can), put Windows (or Linux, I have no idea) on there and sell it. Someone might like it and you could get some money too

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    11 months ago

    I have a 16 and a 13 inch macbook. I find the 13 inch to be more convenient when traveling (I do landscape & wildlife photography). The 16 inch is nice to use when at home on the couch or not at a desk.

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    11 months ago

    I had a surface pro to. Shattered the screen completely because the keyboard came off and the screen hit the tile screen first…glad I upgraded to a MacBook haha.

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      11 months ago

      Not as portable as that surface tablet which was designed for on the go use without sitting down (can do with air but not 100% practical as it’s best to sit down on a bench or smth)

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    11 months ago

    Of course an apple person would buy a whole new device over N easily fixable problem

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      11 months ago

      Which is reinstalling windows which Microsoft has made it very user friendly (and free ofc if it has product key stored in bios or smth (Microsoft computer so 100%))