Other #77949 How can I uncurse my computer?

[AskSatanOperator]

I bought a used iMac G5 from a man named ******* on eBay.
As soon as I started using it, the system gave me bad luck. I have a feeling it is cursed (maybe unintentionally). Debian did improve it somewhat but any modern Linux distros worsened it. I am afraid to even boot it nowadays. Mac OSX was somewhat problematic. Should I dispose of it or should I cleanse it? I bought the system to avoid Intel Management Engine and AMD PSP. But using that system led to many sorrows.

 

[Recycler1337]

If it really behaves strangely even though it is in perfect working order, yes you can try cleaning it.

 

[Aquarius]

The computer is not cursed, just probably old, and tinkering with it unproperly may lead to having more problems.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Get a Lenovo. Only brand I recommend.

 

[AFODO]

you can build a budget pc with amd stuff if you want to avoid intel pretty cheeply, no need for archaic hardware.

But yeah you can clean and bless the hardware, actually it will 100% make it live longer and funcion correctly, but you did not specifiy your problems so I don't know. Altough linux can run on virtually anything you can run into a lot of problems anyways.

You can use Algiz, Berkano, and Wunjo to bless anything you buy, with a fitting affimation. In this case something like "These energies bless and protect this computer to funcion properly and correctly. It is protected from any kind of errors, viruses and demage. It is blessed to live longer and serve me well." But this is just an example.

Before this you can make a cleaning on it.

 

[Masterj810610]

Once you have cleand it, it is recommend that you protect it by imagining white/yellow light around it.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

A computer is not really a spiritual thing, it is not alive. It is hardware and software. Either everything is working correctly, or it isn't.

Hardware components may be weak and outdated or damaged. Software may have viruses or just not working efficiently. Try to update all of your drivers. I think macs especially are designed to try to prevent you from using other operating systems, and they use some special hardware components developed by Apple that need specific Apple drivers to work correctly, which are included in the mac operating system but are probably not going to work with Windows or most Linux versions. Kind of like how Linux has Wine to convert windows programs that need windows drivers to be able to communicate with the linux versions of the drivers. It is interesting to play with different types of hardware and different operating systems, but I don't think a Mac is a good choice for doing this. And if it is about security or spying, do you know Apple computers are also made in china and have all of the same spying?

You bought it used? If it really was perfectly good without any problems, the guy who sold it to you maybe wouldn't have bought a new computer and sold you the old one. Or maybe just the drivers are not all working correctly between the different types of software.

The good news is like other people said, computer components have improved so much in the last few years that you can find many parts that are just a couple years old, and they are now inexpensive because they are not the absolute newest thing anymore. But they are still more than powerful enough that 99.9% of people will never need anything better or newer. It has never been easier or cheaper to put together a powerful desktop computer.

If you want a laptop, I will only recommend Lenovo and it's the only thing I would ever get. The Lenovo Thinkpad series is the greatest value that you can get for the highest quality at a reasonable price. You can even get an older used one, and they are physically strong and do not break easily so it should be fine. I've had one for several years, and eventually a couple parts stopped working like the right click button and one of the usb ports. I was able to buy replacement keyboard and replacement usb port module, and for like $40, the computer is back to being basically brand new.


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[AFODO]

A computer is not really a spiritual thing, it is not alive. It is hardware and software. Either everything is working correctly, or it isn't.

Spells influence reality, it's like coding reality. And everything that exist like computers are part of reality. If you bless your computer to live longer, serve you well, and not get compromised, than that's what's gonna happen, it will serve you well for long and will not get compromised by hackers or anyone, because that's what you are enforcing into reality.

Think about what you want from the stuffs you buy and program these into reality. You buy a car, bless it monthly for 1-3 days to never ever get damaged, and to always transport you safely, and whatever.
Bless your house as well.

This is from TG Alexandros Iowno btw. Use magic ALWAYS for everything, that's why you have it, to use it, very important. If you don't you are not using your abilities and possibilities, constantly missing out from a better reality. You also don't have to do 30 minutes 216 vibrations for these, stay within 10 or something like this.

TG also said that every Ancient Egyptians used magic for everything, peasants as well, and you are not a peasent but an elite being. I'm saying this generally to everyone here.

 

[Stormblood]

Mac is the worst laptop you could get. They literally solder the most important components to the motherboard, so you can never upgrade them and you're forced to buy a new laptop if you want better performance. Apple is a blight on the face of the earth, at least when it comes to computing. I highly advise against it.

So many better brands, and you can also make your own custom build if you know what you're doing or find someone who makes custom builds online (there's a few platform). Custom builds will save you money and give better performances compared to boring, commercial buildings which are built out of someone's arse, not their head, as no smart, moral being would build garbage like that.