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You could, you know, take advantage of Apple's best-in-class support and service? Also: the 5 hours in vscode thing is almost certainly some extension you're r
by KennyBlanken 3y ago
You could, you know, take advantage of Apple's best-in-class support and service?
Also: the 5 hours in vscode thing is almost certainly some extension you're running that is constantly spinning its wheels. This isn't hard to figure out - just look in Activity Monitor.
- treprinum 3y agoNothing shows up eating more than 4% CPU. Also when I go to sleep with battery at 100%, turn off the WiFi for the night and close the lid, I often find battery at around 30% the next morning. Don't tell me it's a user problem. I suspect 128GB RAM is eating too much power or something. I also refuse to visit Apple "geniuses" as they don't honor appointment times (fed up from waiting 2 hours until somebody talked to me) and then going through 30 minutes of trivial questions before they actually do something. Not mentioning they always wipe out drives when they "fix" something and I end up with some refurb motherboard that failed for somebody else before.
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoApple support has not been best in class for years now.
- akyuu 3y agoIs there any other laptop manufacturer that offers generally better support than Apple? I'm asking because I'm genuinely interested.
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoI mean, I’ve found Apple support has become incredibly disappointing in the last 5 or so years, and Lenovo support has actually improved, though you usually have to mail your device in. I’m legitimately unsure what changed in Apple to make their support go from “pretty damn good” to “honestly a waste of damn time”.