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Virtual PC license, then Windows license, then accepting the performance hit for running anything under emulation...all to run a torrent client?

If work gave you a laptop to perform work functions, assume you are being monitored, period. As mentioned above, it all depends on what you mean by "I was handed a MBPro by my company". Do you use this laptop at work? Via their LAN or WAN?

From the refurb store: (full warranty, brand spanking new) Apple Certified Refurbished iPod touch (previous generation) Refurbished iPod touch, 8GB Multi-touch display with full QWERTY soft keyboard Safari web browser Email access Built-in Wi-Fi Holds up to 1,750 songs Up to 22 hours...

I can hear a significant difference between 128 and 160. And have myself convinced that I "may" hear a difference between 160 and 192. So I go a step higher to 224 variable. And MP3 for compatibility.

I too would be pissed if my harddrive were touched! Having said that, there are two types of people in the world ... those who back up regularly and those who will wish they did.

... not to mention half the price!

Does it work at all or just not register in iTunes? Also, punctuation is your friend and helps you communicate more clearly.

In a limited defense, he is trying to get the downloads to stop.

ditto

bmwlover06, did you get any software when you picked up your machine? If so, that is the OS you have. I'm guessing you have no software (on floppies or CD?). So not only did your Mac come without RAM or a harddrive, it also came without an operating system (which would have resided on the...

I was afraid of this day. : ) Cleo, what kind of car did you buy? Be as specific as possible. "MP3 Playback" often means you can burn MP3s onto a CD and play the CD in your car. The advantage is you can get 100+ songs on an MP3 CD versus 20 or so on a conventional CD. But, most...

Ocheyan, The point being, if you give others permission to access your system, then yes, they can access your system. And they can do whatever you have given them permission to do. Do you really mean to ask if someone can access your computer if you have NOT given permission?

I would return it in about two seconds. 1) You bought new and it isn't. That would bug me to no end. 2) Resale. You just took an extra depreciation. 3) Hidden damage. How can you be sure the impact didn't set up the stage for a delayed defect? Hassle? Yes. Peace of mind? A bigger YES for me.

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I think DeltaMac has it, I must have had a 'crossover' model. It most certainly came with Tiger loaded (not upgraded) and I decided to go backward with Panther that I owned separately. I did not realize that it was simply a matter of luck that I was able to downgrade.

Are y'all sure? I am certain that I went backward on my G4 iBook that shipped with Tiger and did a clean install of Panther. Of course that was three years ago.

I found that searching for "nu" also dug up some old files.

Super easy to access the AP card on your iBook. Lift up the keyboard and there you go! Following the link for the details... http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58535

So in other words, Giaguara, are you saying that my iTunes library can never get too big without iTunes being the very least of my worries? Neat perspective and something I can grasp, thanks!

Check out the link in Satcomer's reply. In short, access your own TV (and associated cable signal, recorded shows, etc) from anywhere in the world via internet.