The scary part of this is that it’s Ireland delivering the message.

The scary part of this is that it’s Ireland delivering the message.

The scary part of this is that it’s Ireland delivering the message. Ireland never cares! Ireland just wants to party, she doesn’t get all serious. She doesn’t care who you date, as long as they buy a round.

Also …

Fookin’ Jarmenny!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdcmn7MIlsQ

Rick Osterloh maybe you can help me out here …

Rick Osterloh maybe you can help me out here …

Rick Osterloh maybe you can help me out here …

In November I purchased a Motorola Moto G 3rd generation. Since delivery, I have had to perform multiple factory resets to get MMS messages working, WiFi connectivity restored and correct other basic functionality issues. With the same settings, my Moto G 2nd generation works fine.

I finally gave up, and have contacted Moto support. I have also e-mailed ceomoto@motorola.com. I have been told I have two options.

1). Send the device back for repair. Since factory resets and cache clearing resolves the issues I have faced, but only for a week or two, my assumption is that these steps will be taken, the device will appear functional, but after it is returned I will face the same problems again in a week or two.

2). Spend US$24.99 plus a US$99.99 credit card hold to get an “Advanced Exchange” where a “like new” device will be shipped to me. Not new. “Like new.”

I paid for a device that has never functioned correctly. I don’t want to pay more money just to get a “like new” device when my new device was never functional. And I don’t want the same handset coming back to me only to have to face the same issues in a week.

Not to mention I have been asked to put my trust in a technical team that told me my Moto G 3rd generation was “obsolete” when I spoke to them by phone. If technical teams aren’t even aware of the company’s current offerings, it does not instill confidence that they can actually fix a broken handset.

Hopefully someone at Motorola can step up and retain my business by offering me a functional, new handset. If not, I’m sure another manufacturer will be happy to take my money.

Over to you.

I read this article this morning, and now Glenn Frey has passed.

I read this article this morning, and now Glenn Frey has passed.

I read this article this morning, and now Glenn Frey has passed.

I don’t think these next few years will be easy for the tribe.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/music/artists/bowies-death-marks-the-twilight-of-the-rock-gods/