The_Martini_Cat

When my old TV went kaput, the new TV came with a physical button on  the remote for Amazon Prime TV. When my Apple TV went kaput, I did not replace it. Too bad, as I liked the little boonk boink sounds of the menu traversal.

But the tv is off pretty much 24-7 anyway, so I felt no compunction in cancelling Prime due to there being no way to communicate with Amazon when they say they have delivered a package but it has not arrived.  I canceled all the subscribe and save subscriptions too, after discovering much lower prices of the local stores. 

I tried to write reviews of the product complaining that it had not been delivered, but they deleted all of them.

 The best Amaxon  could offer  was a questionnaire, where the best choice was "I don't like the policy ",

 Finally I was able to communicate with the hapless third-party seller who made the mistake of using Amazon for logistics, and I complained about their packaging, saying that there was done. Because the item that never arrived. In a series of illiterate emails they obviously struggled  to get me a replacement for this five dollar item (an adapter which goes  between a home phone type audio and a normal  headset audio plug)

 Amazon:: easy to order, more difficult to receive. 

 

I feel as happy as if the new Macs were announced today! Cheers!

Add a chunk of optane between the RAM and the SSD, toss in some red-hot custom math/graphics coprocessors, sprinkle with USB-C & Thunderbolt 3 ports and serve with a TouchBar keyboard and (perhaps eventually) an 8K screen?  Yum yum yum! 

I'm very unhappy that I'm unable to buy a denim computer. Maybe StitchFix will be able to do something in this area?  Get ready to cross Centennial Bridge.  Cheers!

I talked to a guy with Apple Watch in the pool.  He said he and his wife returned Watch 1, but kept Watch 2, and it is very accurate in keeping track of his swimming.  I'm definitely looking forward to Watch 3.