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Laughingman13

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May 30, 2010
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Though I am curious because I always assume that using the lid too much(opening and closing) would be bad for the hinges.
 
As often as I need it. One to five or more times a day.

My iBook was opened every day at least five times for over four years and the hinge is still strong.


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Are you intentionally trying to post as many threads with ridiculous questions as possible? Looking at your history, you've started dozens of threads, asking questions which are either pointless or extremely basic, which you would know the answers to if you spent any time at all reading the existing threads in this forum.

That's where I recognize that user name. Thanks.

But my answer still stands.
 
Are you intentionally trying to post as many threads with ridiculous questions as possible? Looking at your history, you've started dozens of threads, asking questions which are either pointless or extremely basic, which you would know the answers to if you spent any time at all reading the existing threads in this forum.
 
I hardly EVER open/close my Macbook. It's always open and connected to an external display. <3
 
So laptops can't have hinge problems?

Not from normal use. If they're defective, they're covered by warranty. But something tells me you knew this before posting this thread, as is the case with most of the threads you've posted.
 
I don't turn on my MBP so the hard drive won't fail either. More importantly, it's ecologically sound.
 
I knew you had posted this thread even before I opened it! Relax, it's just a laptop. If you're so afraid of it getting all these crazy issues you keep asking about, maybe you should have purchased something cheaper or a desktop.

Are you really going to count how many times you have opened/closed the display? And only open/close, say, once per day?:rolleyes:
 
Are you intentionally trying to post as many threads with ridiculous questions as possible? Looking at your history, you've started dozens of threads, asking questions which are either pointless or extremely basic, which you would know the answers to if you spent any time at all reading the existing threads in this forum.

Well, looking at your history, it would appear that you spend most of your time catching people ask questions that have already been asked previously. :D

I guess people have to be authoritative SOMEWHERE. :rolleyes:
 
Well, looking at your history, it would appear that you spend most of your time catching people ask questions that have already been asked previously. :D

...and if you bother to read my posts, you'll see I'm directing them to threads that contain their answers. It's not about being authoritative. It's about helping people find their answers quickly in existing threads, rather than starting new ones and having to wait for responses. :rolleyes:
 
...and if you bother to read my posts, you'll see I'm directing them to threads that contain their answers. It's not about being authoritative. It's about helping people find their answers quickly in existing threads, rather than starting new ones and having to wait for responses. :rolleyes:

The Wisdom:eek:

And, pancakes!
 
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