Looking on Apple’s website, they cover swollen batteries on phones for up to two-years from original purchase. If she had a battery replacement after the original limited warranty or AppleCare+ expires, then the parts used get warrantied for 90-days from the date of service.

Here is your indoctrinated reply: “It is the fake Obama stock market rise that is collapsing now. Also the Fed who gave Obama an unfair advantage is working against our beloved president.”

Ideally you shouldn’t be white-knuckling a stock market ride. If you are, then your risk tolerance is probably out of whack and you’re too heavily weighted to equities.

Hersheys is garbage chocolate and anyone who uses it in baked goods deserves broken tips.

It’s doable, right? And to be clear, we DO order some things from Amazon that we just can’t get locally at all, like water filters for the fridge. But hell, I even went to BestBuy to get a new charging cable for my phone. Bought it the same day my old one started to fritz out. Best Buy. How have we gotten to the point…

We were the same, except we put diapers on “subscribe and save.” Diapers were stolen from our porch. DIapers arrived late. Then we realized we were pretty good at predicting how long a pack of diapers or a can of formula would last, and just bought everything at Costco, a company that objectively does NOT suck.

It happened ONCE. BFD.

There are zero cases of people having their Alexa device compromised by remote hackers but people get their computers hacked all the time, including compromising their webcam.

Yes, programmers are most definitely the go to guys for labor disputes and production.

All I can say is that I’m impressed. Kudos to Farrah. I used to do medical and bank courier work in rural areas, and the miles can really rack up. For about 4 years, I was doing 400 miles per day, five days a week. That’s around 100K miles per year. She did twice that!!

That was me last year when everyone was gushing over Nintendo. Horizon Zero Dawn is the only game I can even remember from last year.

A recent survey from Cooper Tires claimed that only 30% of US car owners felt “extremely confident” that they could change their own oil, never mind how many actually do.

Those of us that have rare/modified/awesome cars refuse to take our cars to quick tubes. Save 15 minutes for all the stress of someone else effing up my car... no thanks.

That’s what I was thinking too. The people who change their own oil these days are usually gearheads who are unlikely to go with a generic oil, at least until there is some kind of proof of its quality. 

My 2003 Kia Spectra (which still has not turned over 36k miles) will, I have been told, Explode if I exceed 65 mph. My ride is sassy, but this ‘feature’ has forced me to drive like an Olde for 15 years!!!

My Chevy Cruze has a growler hook in the trunk.

*files claws, rolls eyes*

The prevalence of sales on Sony platforms is also very difficult for that. Like a lot of good Japanese games comes to the Switch as well as the PS4 but knowing that I can get one of these niche JRPGs on the Golden Week Sale or a random PSN Flash Sale for $20.00 when they’re like $65.00 to $90.00 on the Switch is…

Are you mad? Do you need a hug?