Computers, when they work properly, are swift and dazzling. When computers are glitchy, they are an
equivalent to using a Phillips screwdriver on a slotted screw.
In my way of thinking, hardware or software problems are (or can
be) equally insidious.
Recently, I have been having software problems with iTunes. I keep getting caught up in a vicious cycle
where iTunes won’t allow me to access a song in my library until I authorize my
computer. So, I punch in my access
information when prompted and send off.
A pop-up tells me the computer has previously been authorized. So, I try to play the song again. The same pop-up I started with informs my
computer is not authorized.
On into infinity.
Please take a moment here to insert a few bad words of your own
preference.
Yesterday afternoon, I decided to seek help from the vast an
all-knowing internet. I would ask Google
why iTunes keeps asking me to authorize my computer. I brought forth the search engine and began
typing in “Why does iTunes….”
And directly below where I typed in my query, Google auto-populated
the number one query to that point: “Why does iTunes suck?”
—Mitchell Hegman
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