You know what those are? Those are free to play dogs.

We got some feedback with regard to my maybe, maybe not, I guess it is definitely ailing,

but we don't know why I'm at. An anonymous Apple Genius wrote in and I'd like to read,

this is pretty much their entire email. They said, I see failures exactly like the one you're

describing, the hanging after waking from sleep, after swapping the stock ram back in.

Not the reboots, the reboots were almost certainly OWC ram. That do track back to the GPU for sure,

but much more frequently it is just Apple not having its stuff together software-wise.

Also, nothing makes me sadder than someone dropping off a machine that's experiencing an

intermittent issue and it just sits there for a week, running stress testing or diagnostics,

and we have to give it back with a shrug when we find nothing. Or worse, when people are so

utterly convinced as Marco that a problem is quote, definitely hardware quote, that we get bullied

into replacing parts anyway for customer appeasement slash theater for a failure that can't be

replicated. And then have that person pick up the machine and it's still having the same issue

because that issue is never the hardware in the first place. Don't jump the gun, be sure it's

hardware before you come in and we'll be able to get it right the first time. Signed Apple Genius,

Best of Lock, and don't listen to Marco Sunglasses emoji. That is actually part of the email,

which made me laugh. So yeah, so this particular genius said it could I may may not be crazy.

And I have gotten a lot of feedback about the iMac and I am happy to report that it was split

about right down the middle. Half the people said I was insane for not bringing it in and half

the people said I totally feel you and you're doing the right thing. Oh, we should clarify,

you know this because you made a pie chart. I did. I went full business on this because I was

I was curious how this was going to play out because can I share this pie chart? Yeah, if you want,

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