On 7/11/2002 8:54, "Ian Orchard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A useful feature of OS9 and earlier was the RAM disc. Ideal for
> browsers to dump the zillions of fragmenting files and a means of
> faaaast retrieval of said files when you 'went back'.
>
> Is there such a beast in the alternative universe of OSX?
Not that I know of. Pity -- it's also a good way to extend battery life on a
PowerBook.
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Best,
Greg Burkman
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"Make choices that mean less convenience today in order to have liberty
tomorrow."
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