Martin
a few more reminiscences may be of interest. Your comment on
programming at Unix command line reminds me that my first face to
face encounter with computers was on a Bendix G15 at National
Research Council of Canada in Ottawa in the early 1960s. This was a
paper tape machine whic
Is the Belkin a wireless model?
On 10/23/07, Michael Kane Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, I am after some advice. My desktop G5 is hardwired to the
> Belkin adsl/voip modem as supplied by iiNet. There is now a wireless
> capable laptop machine in the house. How do I provide wireless ac
On 23/10/2007, at 10:22 AM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Martin, I was a staff member in Physics at UWA at the time you
mention and that department took Macs on board very willingly.
Absolutely - many university departments and schools certainly jumped
at the Mac - it was the Mac Plus lab in the sch
Hi all, I am after some advice. My desktop G5 is hardwired to the
Belkin adsl/voip modem as supplied by iiNet. There is now a wireless
capable laptop machine in the house. How do I provide wireless access
for the intel Mac Book without compromising my G5/voip connection?
Wireless for the G
Martin, I was a staff member in Physics at UWA at the time you
mention and that department took Macs on board very willingly. Most
computing then was done centrally at WARC which had moved from the
IBM 1620 through the DEC-10 into the CD Cyber era and Physics even
had a remote teletype int
I may be wrong but I believe that Macs were sold at UWA in the 70s
for basically close to cost to students. Obviously, Macs were
really popular for that reason and because they were so far ahead of
Windows at that time.
well 80's (84 onward) actually... and as Martain said, even with
th
On 22/10/2007, at 11:19 PM, Alex wrote:
I may be wrong but I believe that Macs were sold at UWA in the 70s
for basically close to cost to students. Obviously, Macs were
really popular for that reason and because they were so far ahead
of Windows at that time.
I was a student at UWA during
Hi Guys,
I am looking for some account software that is easy to use like
Checkout (www.checkoutapp.com) but has links into a website. What we
want to do is have a webstore that is linked directly into our POS
system so that we only have to manage stock in one location, keeps
amounts up to date an
funny how so many of the staff here have Windows machines on their
desktops and yet they have salary packaged Apple Laptops even the
IT staff.
When I started here I was the only Pro Mac computer support staff
member fortnightly IT staff meetings were usually 10 minutes of
rational
Hi Muggers,
For those of you unable to get ADSL I thought you might be interested in our
solution. We live in East Cannington and can't get ADSL because of lack of
capacity on the CMUX (a mini exchange) two streets away. After a lot of
researching we signed up with bbnet who provide a fixed wirele
Hi all,
I'll be backpacking overseas for a while soon and instead of taking
my laptop, I'll be taking a 8GB flash drive with me.
Some of the files I'm taking I want to be secure, in case I lose the
flash drive or my bag gets stolen etc. Can anyone suggest a good
encyrption method which will
As a Mac user since 1985, I find it astonishing to witness the
strength of the resurgence Apple has made over the last few years.
The latest figures continue to that trend:
- Apple is growing at 8 times the rate of the rest of the industry
and now has 8.1% of the whole US market.
- Apple's notebo
On 22/10/2007, at 11:17 AM, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote:
First I must thank Bob Howells for all the help he has given,
teaching me how to back up all my partitions using Superduper.
I erased and reinstalled the System X partition (which did not have
enough contiguous room for a replacemen
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