From what I see in the Internet, your battery is on the edge of exploding, bursting into extremely hot flames, and/or releasing toxic gases. You should unplug it and stop using it.

I see a few things indicating that an Apple Store may replace the battery (or swap the device) for free, but others saying the might charge you a the same as they charge for a battery swap.

Here are some links:

https://www.ifixit.com/Wiki/What_to_do_with_a_swollen_battery

https://mactech-solutions.com/beware-the-bulging-battery-and-what-to-do-if-yours-expands/

A puncture can cause the battery to swell, vent gas, or catch fire. If you have a punctured battery, store it in a fireproof container in a well-ventilated area. The gas that these batteries give off if punctured is toxic and flammable. The fire that can be produced is considered Class B, so keep a Class ABC or BC fire extinguisher on hand in case of fire. Contact a local hazardous material disposal center or e-waste facility to see what disposal options are available in your area.

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Little weird that this is on PBS home improvement presenter Bob Vila’s website.

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Keep up the hard work. English is bonkers.

“My dog and I […]” is proper English grammar.

1. It’s impolite for you to be first in the list of beings.
2. “Me is 100% real” is wrong, it’s “I am […]”

Your AI needs a grammar upgrade. 😉

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Yes, the classic blunder of the new coffee house first timer: ordering cases of canned tomatoes when none of their menu items use tomatoes.

I would say that it’s doesn’t count as a “5G language” if you have to understand and check the underlying “assembly code” it outputs every time you use it.

Of note: the game is under $9 USD.

The Legend of the Red Dragon (L.O.R.D.)

(A BBS “door” game.)

Absolutely worth it.

Haha! OP thinks Americans know what healthcare costs before hands!

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👍 for Optimus Prime Easter egg.

https://1password.com/blog/how-save-manage-share-passkeys-1password

LP: Along those lines, is it true you invented the machine that makes Pringles potato chips?

GW: I developed it. I did not invent it. That was done by a German gentlemen whose name I’ve forgotten for years. I developed the machine that cooks them.

https://web.archive.org/web/20090916170648/http://home.roadrunner.com/~lperson1/wolfe.html

So the German came up with the rough idea of how to make them, but GW engineered the details of the machine that did the cooking. He also makes reference to other engineers that did other parts of the process: rolling, salting, getting off the cooker, etc.