A lepoard arrived today
Starting to backup before a wipe and
upgrade -back in a while!
Update:
All went very very well. I suppose
I should not really be too surprised with that. There was a slight
issue with Lotus Notes but I will keep that for a seperate blog posting.
Brian Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
{ Link }
btw did u get my mails? I’m wondering if some of them are getting lost in the ether. Not just you others too. May switch back to hotmail now it’s up to 5GB.
Reasonable review here { Link } “The introduction of Time Machine and Quick Look alone does enough to warrant the purchase.” Not sure if it’s enough to make me want to switch from Windows mind.
Paul Mooney Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
When at home, its not necessary as I have a local firewall, but when roaming, I turn on firewall as needed
test Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
Good ‘ol Mac Security??????
C’mon Brian – you want a virus for Mac?
As for easy to use – I have one for six months now – never going windows again
Rob Novak Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
Wipe? Aw come on…I just popped it in, said a little prayer that Carl’s electric bill was paid
and went ahead. About 75 minutes later, meow.
Brian Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
Careful of that firewall Paul. { Link } and { Link }
Brian
Paul Mooney Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
{ Link }
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Shall I continue?
Mac runs on linux – Vista (having used it) is a pig of a product and the DRM laced monster that it is (although Mac are not completely innocent there) will have to rethink as music DRM slowly changes as record companies rethink their suicide.
As for the Mac – Read { Link }
Like myself, he started down this road only a while ago – there is no going back, or wanting to go back
Am getting your emails – just really busy at the moment
Brian Clancy Said,
November 9, 2007 @ 10:45 pm
The links tell u tho how the firewall is not reliable: “Heise Security, who conducted the tests, said the failings meant users could not “rely” on the firewall to protect them.” and “Even with the firewall set to ‘Block all incoming connections’ ports to netbios, ntp and other services were still open… Specifically these results mean that users can’t rely on the firewall.”
I would take extra care with it. Good ‘ol Mac security. Lemme no if it is any good tho, mys sister is thinking of getting a laptop and wants something simple to use.
Brian