#apple products
a cold morning in baltimore :) went and grabbed a delicious frozen latte from my favorite local coffee shop, baltimore coffee & tea! todays coffee is the starry night latte, which has chocolate, toffee, and hazelnut syrup. happy studying!
another lovely day to study outside with my best study partner. today i’m drinking a grande iced blonde caffé latte with an extra espresso shot, hazelnut flavor, and whipped cream :)
nice cozy study day for the beginning of fall featuring my favorite study buddy and the season’s first cup of hot chocolate :)
i love fall weather so much and i finally got a table on my deck so i get to study outside :) i’m studying microbio and making anki cards today, and enjoying my first pumpkin spice latte
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school starts this week and i am back to it y’all :) good luck this semester!
i’m taking human genetics and microbiology, what about you?
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made a little study tracker/schedule on notion using a kanban board template they have and i love it! so satisfying and organized. i have a genetics exam coming up in 2 weeks that i really want to get an A on so i’m studying hard :)
today, i made iced coffee with hershey’s chocolate caramel creamer!
started making my OWN coffee again so this is just a hazelnut iced coffee (still very yummy and didn’t cost $5)
studying microbio at my desk on a rainy day and feeling cozy
I know iPads are becoming a super popular drawing medium as of late, so I just wanted to put this out there: be wary of getting your device fixed at apple.
I had a barely 2 year old iPad that just up and quit working, I brought it to apple and they said it was a software issue with no fix. My apple insurance had JUST expired, so they told me I’d have to trade it in and spend $600 on a new one. I couldn’t afford that so I took it and left.
I ended up sending it to a mutual connection who fixes apple stuff on the DL. He figured out that the “software issue” was actually just a bad battery - a $100 fix. There was NO WAY that apple wasn’t going to pocket the $600 and then turn around and resell it for a profit.
This advice could go to all apple products: if they can’t fix it in the store for free take it somewhere else! They’ve made it impossible to fix at home but there are individuals out there with the tools and knowledge to fix it for less cost to you. Apple is corrupt. Don’t let them scam you like they almost did with me.
I know iPads are becoming a super popular drawing medium as of late, so I just wanted to put this out there: be wary of getting your device fixed at apple.
I had a barely 2 year old iPad that just up and quit working, I brought it to apple and they said it was a software issue with no fix. My apple insurance had JUST expired, so they told me I’d have to trade it in and spend $600 on a new one. I couldn’t afford that so I took it and left.
I ended up sending it to a mutual connection who fixes apple stuff on the DL. He figured out that the “software issue” was actually just a bad battery - a $100 fix. There was NO WAY that apple wasn’t going to pocket the $600 and then turn around and resell it for a profit.
This advice could go to all apple products: if they can’t fix it in the store for free take it somewhere else! They’ve made it impossible to fix at home but there are individuals out there with the tools and knowledge to fix it for less cost to you. Apple is corrupt. Don’t let them scam you like they almost did with me.
This guy is active in the “right to repair” movement, very often involving apple. Has a bunch of repair videos up.
