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I got my serial number by calling apple and requesting a copy of my original invoice. Took the "defaced" unit down to the local apple repair shop, they said they thought apple would fix it since they have the program for time capsules. Apple ended up refusing, so I brought the unit home. I...

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Is the serial number on the power supply of a Time Capsule the same as the serial number on the bottom of the unit? I'm having a little trouble getting apple to fix one of my time capsules that I believe is in the serial number range that they are admitting has problems. When the unit died, it...

587 is generally called the "submission" port. It is SMTP with auth required. If you can send mail on port 587, then all is cool.

I just use the password *****

http://www.hyt-na.com/WebPages/Portable.aspx Where on Earth did they get this design?

That's a nice story, but I was only disagreeing with the "Anyone who has worked in tech support will tell you ..." part, not necessarily the "right mouse buttons do NOT make people's life easier." part.

I don't agree with that at all.

Is this news? http://apnews.excite.com/article/20060318/D8GDN0JO7.html

Good point. In another discussion group I frequent, posts often include the text and the link. That is my favorite.

The actual text is better. You never know when a link is going to die.

Yeah, but before I installed 10.4.2, the finder version was 10.4

Huh?

How is it any better to align with intel, whose biggest customers are Dell and HP? Apple is never going to be the most important customer to any major chip supplier.

Thanks. That's what I get for rushing around carelessly. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1833126,00.asp

http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1833198,00.asp

No, I don't think it's like the Y2K thing at all. The anti-intel folks aren't predicting that intel chips won't work. It's more like the Time Warner/AOL "merger". The Pro-Time Warner types kept on with all the advantages of the deal. After all, AOL will have more content and alternative media...

:eek: Wow, that seems like a trivial matter to feel hatred over. :p

Michael Dell simply answered the question that David Kirkpatrick asked: "So I emailed Michael Dell, now the company's chairman, and asked if he'd be interested in the Mac OS, assuming that Apple CEO Steve Jobs ever decides to license it to PC companies. (For now, Jobs says he won't.)" So how...

Good point, Pengu! Now that IBM has done that, they are at the end of the road. Nobody but intel can make progress with CPU design now. If Apple doesn't go with intel, they will be stuck with the 2.7 GHz PPC forever. At least intel has never failed to meet a performance goal or product release date.