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I think pretty much any card with a "Broadcom" chipset will work right out of the box. But only in a cardbus slot, not the internal slot.

No, don't have any links. I ran across the info in a forum like this. I have tried both the linksys WPC54g and the Buffalo WLI CB G54 and they both work right out of the box. The only hitch was the card shows up in the airport menu as a generic 802.11b card, but it does connect to my AE base...

With the latest airport software, any "Broadcom" based 11g card will work.

The lisa didn't have a wide display. The pixels were twice as high as they were wide. It just had crappy vertical resolution.

They might charge more than that (and I doubt it), but they don't pay more than that. $100/hr is $200K/yr. Pretty high paying for an IT job.

Uh, the article mentioned "hundreds of volunteer hours". But let's give it two man-years (4000 hours), and I'll pay them $100 an hour. That is still only $400,000 (500 - 600K with benefits), pretty paltry compared to the 5.2 million the hardware cost.

Maybe "authenticate" isn't the right word. You have to click to acknowledge the scripted mail. Isn't there a way to configure this away? I would otherwise love that feature. As far as I can tell, iCal doesn't have to be running for the script to run.

Does anyone else find iCal to be well worth the price? (that is, you get what you pay for)

Brickhouse still works.

I want to press an extra key! (NOT!) <-added

I'm using Appletalk over one of my ethernet cards with a Sonic Microprint ethernet to appletalk bridge that I've had for years. It's there in System Preferences - Network. I don't know about serial to appletalk, though.

How do I get sharing to stay on? Every time I restart I have to open system prefs and start internet sharing again.