I'm having the same problem. The solution I'm going with is just clicking under Account and Billing under Contact Support and doing it through that. I'm not sure where everyone else is finding the six categories list to get a refund.

Good eye. I was just about to second that, but it looks like they fixed it.

Hm, that's really insightful. Thanks, I didn't even consider that.

I'm just as exacted about a new OS as the next guy, but I was hoping Apple would finally start focusing less on bringing iOS to a full-fledged computer and more on actually developing the big stuff, new concepts, etc.

On the contrary, I can see where he's coming from. I'm in the middle of searching for a job, so I'm trying to look at things from every aspect. I found this article to be one of the most helpful and insightful things that have helped prepare me. Obviously interviewers have to look at a huge amount of applications…

Third paragraph: "whether telecommuting as an option" should be "whether telecommuting *is an option." #corrections

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In my opinion, this is one of the most important things. Almost nothing good or worthwhile comes without real effort. If you want to master something, persistence is key. If someone happens to be amazing at something right off the bat, where is the value in that? Or, how can they truly be proud of it if they…

Oh interesting, I hadn't even thought of the usefulness for a laptop. Well although there wasn't an easy way that I could find using that method, I did just realize something. Just tried it out, and I got it working successfully.

Hmm, I'm really sorry, but no dice. I can't find even one easy way to do it. And looking further into Google Cloud Print, it's really not as appealing as I thought. If I understand it correctly, you need to have the Cloud Printer app or Chrome installed on every computer you want to print from, and be signed into…

I'm with you. But I'm searching for other ways to do this, so I'll let you know if I find anything as user friendly as this method.

That is absolutely gross. On another note, I'm surprised to see this third post in just a few hours that seems to fit better on io9. Not that organ replacements and amphipods aren't incredible (quite good stories, in fact).

My pleasure, brah! :) (Yes, I'm the sir.)

That was a fantastically written goodbye. Keep up the brilliant work of improving the world with words. We'll miss you, bud!

Great post, very good to know. On the other hand, though, if you are looking to get a computer with specific specs, it looks like the refurbished list is limited to whatever the specs are already.

Now that is something new, I didn't know that. I haven't heard of very many sites that will offer lossless audio here in the US (except a few non-mainstream sites like Bandcamp). But I did not know you could get higher-than-CD quality. Thanks for the info!

Has anyone tried backing up off-site with CrashPlan Central but on-site with Time Machine? I am much fonder of Time Machine than CrashPlan, but LH has convinced me that an off-site backup really is important. I mostly prefer Time Machine because of Versions and being able to restore the computer to any previous…

Hmm, all of the places I've applied have been fine with calls. But good to know for the future, thanks.

Interesting, I did not know that. I was thinking more in the restaurant, grocery store, retail realm, but that does make sense that others would have such a policy. Out of curiosity, though, what kind of employers do you mean?

That's super common for me, as well. But I can't handle my thoughts and ideas without writing things down. The next step is, as they said, keeping that list a part of your lifestyle. That includes getting the stuff done.