8 x when you curse at your laptop

I really know that I need to apply apple c now and then, but sometimes, well, it just doesn't happen. And yes, I add a link from a site and the ball appears. The infamous ball indeed. You have a minute of hope, vain hope. You grab a cup of coffee, go to the bathroom, but when the ball is still there when you come back, you know there's only one thing to do. Restart. And then everything you typed is um sonnst gewesen. And then it happens: I curse. Out loud. At my lap. And that's not just in this case.

1.  You need to enter your iCloud password

Why? Because problems have occurred. No idea why my computer suddenly feels called to do this without me having done anything iCloud-related but okay. I type in my password. And then this happens...

2. My computer does not recognize my password

While it really is the correct password. It makes me angry again because...

3. You can't set your iCloud password to ‘visible’?

I really know that I'm typing it correctly, but it's just nicer to be sure. Anyway, my computer says that the typed password is incorrect so here we go again. Create a new password.nl. I've already used all my children, husband, dog, colleagues and have now ended up at ikwordhelemaalgekvanjullie. If my cloud asks for my password soon and then doesn't recognize it, I know there's something fishy going on. They can't have me.

4. That you really still had 12% battery and it suddenly stops.

5. That your computer suddenly starts blowing a lot and gets warm on your lap (admittedly, that's especially my colleagues with the old laptops among us).

6. When you have to click on all the traffic lights/vehicles/zebra crossings

I am not a robot. It would probably have done this job better.

7. When you obediently let your iOS update run and then suddenly lose your computer for an hour and a half. But they didn't mention that.

8. He doesn't do this either.

Another thing: it is suggested to perform an iOS update and you press ‘try tonight’. Well, tonight nothing is tried because despite the fact that your laptop was connected to the mains, you get the question again the next day. And then you lose the laptop for an hour and a half.