Yahoo! Messenger Will Expire. Newest Version Exceeds My Specs. What to Do???
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You're VERY welcome. Thank you for your support too! 
Satcomer
In Geostationary Orbit
Much longer battery life. Just read the review titled Apple's 2009 MacBook Pro: Battery Life to Die For. The 13 inch should not much lower than the 15inch and if that review is close it is a almost a heaven sent miracle for battery life.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
Because two weeks ago it was the "MacBook" -- but now, it's the same computer, only better and with more ports, and has been bumped into the "Pro" category while still maintaining the same price point.
You can always go for the $999 polycarbonate MacBook, which is a stellar machine, if you're looking to save a few bucks -- but as the others said, the new MacBook Pro 13" is a killer machine.
Satcomer
In Geostationary Orbit
My iBook G4 is polycarbonate, too. *sigh* Oh, how I will miss it!
Thanks, everyone, for all the replies and awesome information, as usual.
Plus it is now unsupported according to the Apple article Vintage and obsolete products.
ElDiabloConCaca
U.S.D.A. Prime
I found out how to get Yahoo! Messenger working with Adium again... in Adium's preferences, under "Accounts," under your Yahoo! Messenger account, under the "Options" pane, change "Login Server" to the following:
With a port of 5050.
Changed mine from the default "scs.msg.yahoo.com port 5050" and it instantly connected.
Don't know how long it will work, as Yahoo! is upgrading their chat servers to a new protocol, and it may or may not be compatible with the current version of the protocol that Adium uses.
Code:
cs101.msg.mud.yahoo.comChanged mine from the default "scs.msg.yahoo.com port 5050" and it instantly connected.
Don't know how long it will work, as Yahoo! is upgrading their chat servers to a new protocol, and it may or may not be compatible with the current version of the protocol that Adium uses.
DeltaMac
Tech
Just so no one will jump to a conclusion about what is supported, and what is now obsolete:
There's 4 distinct iBook G4 models. The earliest G4 is now on that obsolete/unsupported list. Amie's would not be on that list (yet) with 1.25 GB of memory. The earliest would only have 128 MB on the logic board, so cannot have 1.25 GB total.