Yesterday, I was playing Minecraft: Java Edition on my MacBook Pro, when suddenly, it shut off like it ran out of battery, then for some odd reason, turned on to a kernel panic, then when it was about to continue starting up, the kernel panic screen glitched out to a black screen that slowly faded into a red screen that told me it had a severe malfunction. I watched in horror as the screen slowly faded to black.
Now, I pressed the power button next to the Touch Bar, and the computer booted up to a kernel panic, which glitched again to another black screen and shown another red screen telling me to cease use, but I decided not to, and tapped Esc (the very left spot of the Touch Bar) and three red flashes appeared, followed by a black screen with error code 666.
I tapped Esc, and the screen turned a different shade of red, then tapped Esc again. A black screen with a blue bar appeared, telling me the error will be fixed. I waited, and it said error null got fixed, and that the Mac will restart automatically. However, that quickly turned into a black screen with a maroon belt telling me to turn it off.
I tapped Esc again, and the device decided to attempt to initiate 'macOS Service Software', but all of a sudden, a black screen pops up telling me the device failed to launch it.
I then closed the computer and went to the room where its charger was located, then connected the computer to the charger that came with it before opening it. The computer booted up to a kernel panic that instantly glitched, before shocking me with a screen telling me Verbose Mode will remove any liability from my Mac, which I obliged, and the creepy ambience got louder every time I pressed Esc until I pressed the Esc key twice.
Eventually a screen telling me it is repairing my Mac appeared, and that bar filled up. It also decided to restart my Mac afterwards, but after the Mac restarted, it displayed a binary code that glitched out very quickly. A red flash occurred, and it displayed a screen with error code ITSAME and a countdown from 40 seconds.
I then attempted to book an appointment with Louis Rossman using my iPhone XS Max, then went back to my Mac, only for a red screen with Mario on it to be displayed by the time I finished contacting him. I immediately turned the Mac off, and an image of Mario.exe appeared for a split second.
I turned the Mac on, and a red and a cyan flash occurred one after the other, before the screen displayed a yellow Tri-Force with BotW link. I turned the Mac off, and eventually turned it back on only to see Ben Drowned come up for a split second, followed by Sonic appearing with a 12 second countdown. I knew my Mac was toast so I waited 12 seconds for a screen that flashed between Sonic.exe, Mario.exe and Ben Drowned in that order.
Afterwards, the Mac displayed a 'file not found' error, so I pressed F thinking it will reinstall macOS, but it said it couldn't initialise such an action and screamed 'SAYONARA' at me. It then gave me three screens with text, then another one saying 'You're gonna be sorry.' that glitched out.
Finally, the Mac did the blinking folder, before shutting off and exploding its battery. I gave up on Apple entirely and went the Windows route after that.
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21 авг 2024
