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Dear Tycho, I'm well versed in English and Dutch, but I have no clue what you're trying to say. As for dropping quantities of liquid on your Mac: don't do it,
by Samuel_Michon 14y ago
Dear Tycho, I'm well versed in English and Dutch, but I have no clue what you're trying to say.
As for dropping quantities of liquid on your Mac: don't do it, or at least get yourself some proper computer insurance. Apple's standard warranty doesn't cover accidents, AppleCare doesn't cover them either. If you bring your water damaged computer to an Apple Store (try Amsterdam), they might take pity on you and replace your computer on the spot, but they're in no way obligated to do so.
- tluyben2 14y agoI guess I shouldn't write HN comments and have a meeting at the same time :) Rewrote it; hope it's clearer now. I'm just curious if anyone saw this behavior. An official Apple partner repair shop close to Utrecht actually repaired my macbook which got over drenched because of a cat jumping in a bucket accident :) No questions asked and within the Apple care warranty, but they too refused to return the motherboard upon request.