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IT WORKS!!! After being on backorder for months, I got a hold of one of these and it works. I have tested it on both a G3-400 iMac DV and an 800 MHz eMac. On the iMac set the adapter to B only mode and I had no problems. It is slow, but its on the n…
Nice. I'll get that too.
MacHeads was kind of like a Leni Riefenstahl propaganda movie though, didn't flip my boat, preaching to the converted, that kind of thing. Interesting to see Adam Engst in the flesh though. Also at 50 minutes pretty short.…
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- When did you get your first Mac?
- 1985
- How many Macs do you own?
- Six
- What is your website?
- http://inpawpaw.com/
- Where do you live?
- Illinois
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- At 3:53pm on December 24, 2007,
mcsey said…
- Neal: That's my job. Just lucky on that I guess;)
WhollyMindless: It's all Panther and Tiger so it's not too tough to manage. It's a little pokey in places, but I'm asking a lot of the hardware in those places. When I first got there it was a mixed 8/9/X network. That wasn't so fun to manage.
- At 9:50pm on December 23, 2007,
Wholly Mindless said… - My brain couldn't GRASP a setup like that. (and I'd read it three times and never put together the idea that they were ALL networked.)
- At 9:43pm on December 23, 2007,
Neal said… - About your retro mac network.. is that for work or hobby? Just curious.
- At 8:04pm on December 23, 2007,
Neal said…
- He is the man. :)
- At 5:25pm on December 17, 2007,
John said… - That was a good story about playing with Mac Paint. I had a similar experience with mouse envy and buying a one for my IIe. Also I read about you cooking
sunday Brunch. Here is a link for a Pear Fritter recipe that is easy to make and tastes great. http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/recipes/recipe/0,1977,FOOD_9936_83690,00.html
- At 10:33am on December 16, 2007,
mcsey said…
- I manage what I'm boldly going to call the RetroMacNetwork. I maintain 70 iMac G3s, 40 eMac G4s, and 15 iBook G4s with 20 or so other "modern" Macs in the mix. It's all held together by one Xserve G4, two extensively upgraded Powermac G4s, and a 12" Powerbook G4 server (don't ask).
Personally, I have a 3 PPC minis. One acting as a media PC device for running my home theater, one as a my home pc, and one as a network server. I also have a 12" Powerbook which my girls use as their pc/music station. Finally I have Sparky, my Macbook Pro, which I mostly use for processing video at home.
- At 5:30pm on December 10, 2007,
James said… - Welcome aboard! Thanks for joining and participating in this attempt to get some more interaction among fellow retro-Mac enthusiasts.
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