I bought a laptop that came with a broken charger, I could easily test it myself as a friend also had an HP laptop with the same brick (this was before the days of USB C).
I tried to make a warranty claim and they wanted me to send the laptop too and wipe the HDD, the RMA process would take weeks on top of that.
I ended up buying a 3rd party charger, I’m sure their RMA process is overly long and convoluted to deter people from making warranty claims
My previous job referred to ex employees as traitors or betrayers
no worries mate, idk why my comment was missing some words, spaces and letters
My sister shared me an Instagram reel for a [brand] bag review and asked me to buy it for her (there’s no [brand store] in her city).
It was such an obvious advertising campaign by the brand, when I walked into the store the same reel she shared me was playing in the store screens
Drink wine! unbeknownst to many, Austrian wine is quite good!
You can do a lot more with a rice cooker. Soup, pasta, sauces, even steam vegetables if you put a tray on it.
The original Moto G did this as well, then I replaced it with the latest G5 which did not and learn that the hard way
that’s exactly how I figured it out. then asked for some friends and family with account in the same bank to validate
Mine truncated the first 8 characters, when I discovered that I sent them a request to their cyber security department and they told me.of was by design.
I closed my account over that bs
and it works on Mac and Windows too !
There are plenty of alternatives to the NUC. MinisForum, StarLabs and System76 out of the top of my head
I have two MinisForum miniPCs and I absolutely love them, I’ve had them on for months at the time without any issues. Before I got them I was looking into the Intel NUCs and they were way too expensive for the specs. Sure, their top of the line NUCs are absolute beasts in a tiny form factor, but their basic entry level stuff is for burning money
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