Been spending the past two nights in Gotham City with this game for the PS3. It is, by far, the greatest Batman game ever made. Of course, the second greatest was the game for the NES many years ago (everything else belongs in the dung heap) so it doesn’t have much competition to go up against.
About my recent experience with them when I sent my iPod in. Luckily, they have a section for comments. I doubt that anyone actually reads the damn things, but here is my response to them:
The issues for iPods only include some very generalized issues that your customers may be experiencing. My issues was not available in the 4 options, and therefore I had to use a non-standard method of describing my problem by selecting button issues then using the “what steps have you taken to resolve” section to attempt to describe the problems I am still experiencing.
Because of the lack of an “Other, Please Describe” option, I have no way of being certain if anyone actually read the issue I described. Every subsequent email I received from Apple did not contain the comments I included.
When Apple received my product, they informed me they could not replicate my problem. Was this button issues, or the random track skipping and random resetting I am still experiencing?
Your support has not been beneficial and I feel as if I have wasted my time with them and money with your product.
Fucking asshats.
UPDATE for anyone who cares, I was in Columbus this past weekend, where they have an Apple Store, and was able to get my iPod swapped out for a new at no charge to me. Go Genius Bar.
Looking back through my Mysapce blog, for whatever reason, and saw something I posted a long time ago. Just thought it necessary to remind everyone of something very important:
Coming out of a failed marriage, and having recently broken up with someone who, as much as i hate to say it, may have been nothing more than a rebound, I have tried to give some thought to who my ideal woman would be. Of course, this is just an ideal, and I doubt I will ever actually find her, but I am sure that she has to be out there somewhere, and hopefully she lives close to me.
Ever since I downloaded Quicksilver from Blacktree, which was I think shortly after I purchased my Mac, I have wondered how I ever lived without a program like this on Windows. It is, quite simply, one of the greatest little applications for Mac OS X.
So, for my tweep @KellyCDB, who has tried Quicksilver twice but found it lacking, I am going to hopefully convince her otherwise with some really slick things you can do.
This was originally posted on my Myspace blog on April 10, 2006. I am not really sure why I felt the need to repost it over here, but I have and that is that. Maybe I just need some filler. I have not made any edits to the original text, although I feel that I probably should, but we will leave it to stand as what it is.
A while ago, I purchased a Mac. I love my Mac. It beats the crap out of any Windows computer I have ever owned. I do have one problem, though, and it deals with Entourage and VPN, which may actually be something I could just blame on Microsoft.
