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I know this is only barely OSX related, so I'll keep it brief. Long story short, some co-workers have a home office. In their location, the only option is dialup. They have a desktop and two laptops, and sometimes need to use two machines on TEH INTORWEB at once. A little mini-itx box with an external modem running IPCop was "too hard" for them. Don't ask. They are that kind of user. Running out of options, and catching heat, about the only thing I could find that would be both unobtrusive and seamless seems to be the Airport Extreme base station -w- 56k modem. From what I have read, once it's configured with a Mac, the AirEx should function like any SoHo router with the addition of a automatic dial-on-demand modem. Meaning, I should be able to give them the configured AirEx, and it should play find dialing on demand in a windows-only environment, correct? If anyone has any further advice, let me know.
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MacinTech Users Group, Inc., the Macintosh users group in the south Denver metro area, will have a special guest at the November general meeting. Andrew Stone, founder of Stone Design will be in Denver to talk to attendees. Andrew is the founder of Stone Design, which he began in 1984. In 1989, Andrew shipped the first 3rd party commercial application for the Next Computer. Since then, Stone Design has shipped many software titles for the NextStep and OpenStep operating systems, and now for Apple's OS X. Andrew will talk about his many software titles for graphics and multimedia. Stone Design software helps you to create graphics, PDFs and web sites. Titles include Create, a feature rich draw studio, web content development and page layout application, PhotoToWeb, which makes photo albums, interconnected web sites with images and full-screen slide shows, TimeEqualsMoney, a time tracking and invoicing application, and StampInStone, which lets you watermark and ID your PDF files. The November MacinTech meeting will be on the evening of Tuesday, 9 November. The meeting will begin at 6:30 PM. The meeting will be held at the BridgeCenter, an office center located near the intersection of I-25 and C-470. A map is located on the MacinTech web site at www.macintech.org. For more information, contact MacInTechAndrewStone@mac.com Saturday Night - Street Signs - Ozomatli</span>
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I think my USB keychain drive just died. It got really wet today walking home in the rain, and I was transferring some new stuff off of it back onto my hard drive, then all of a sudden (about halfway through the transfer) the little green light turned off, and Finder started beachballing. It still is, has been for about 15 minutes :-/ This made me think of how the Explorer of Windows, the rough equivalent of our Finder, quickly and ruthlessly brings down the entire system when it goes even a tad bit wonky. But even though because Finder is being weird, my PowerBook in general is still running perfectly fine, because Finder is just another (almost) normal application, and the underlying process management isn't connected to it like Explorer is weirdly tied into the entire Windows OS. So I'd just like to take this time to praise Finder for crashing so nicely :) I'm about to just yank the keychain drive, force-restart Finder, and try the keychain on another system. If it still doesn't work...anyone have good recommendations for a new 256 or 512mb keychain drive? My current one is a 256mb Sandisk Cruzer Mini, about a year old, and I love it. So I might just replace it with the same model, unless anyone has other really good suggestions. Current Music: [ Jimmy Eat World :: Work ]=[ Futures ]
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