Nice then! Less stress, did you receive any sort of SMS yesterday? My MBP has been just shipped, but via UPS this time, now I'll have another courier delivery to investigate hahahahaNo Eindhoven, just straight to East Midlands according to the tracking.
Mine's here too!It's going to take me all week to get everything transferred over from my old Mac Pro though.
No text yesterday. I checked it before heading to bed at about 6am (newborn duty) and there were some updates in the middle of the night. There was a text about 7:30 this morning to say it would be delivered today but I was asleep then. When I woke up, it was already here!!
Yeah my order from 5 days ago has 4/14 and the same order today is 5/3. Yesterday was showing 4/19. Crazy!
It may not be as bad as it looks. My launch day CTO order originally said March 21st-22nd. Then it changed to March 28th after it was shipped from Shenzhen last week. It was delivered this morning (March 21st).
Same build, same movement today, US-bound. It looks like they moved to this BTO configuration (instead of destination dependent)
Congrats! Now declutter your desk and tidy up those cables! HAHA!
I had a chat on Apple Support to find out how late I could change shipping addresses and the rep I spoke to said Apple are trying to be very pessimistic with their dates as things are changing so quickly. Anecdotally, someone I work with had a 3-4 month wait on their MBP but it arrived after two months. Its a shame there isn't a way for MacRumors to collect the data so people can look for trends.
Yes... the "Atlassian Tax" is pretty horrendous, the "Apple Tax" is a bargain in comparison. We switched to GitLab and saved about £80kpa, and I honestly think its better for most of the users.
On premise where I work, we're fully in in the Atlassian bed... and really after hiking DC prices and killing the server line, I don't know why customers still entertain them. I get their cloud first
