Chris:
You are so cool for that.  I know I ask a lot of good and a lot of dumb 
questions, some of which get answered, some of which do not, and that's ok.  
But, I really appreciate your coming back to answer them.  That's very kind.
Thank you, and to all who do this kind of thing.

Carolyn
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Chris Blouch 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, April 30, 2010 3:21 PM
  Subject: Re: house full of apples, and question about time capsule


  Never say a reply back to your question. The Time Capsule is intended to be a 
storage space for your time machine backups. It also serves as a wireless 
access point and print server. For me, I have an old PowerMac G4 in the 
basement running OSX 10.5 which I dropped an extra drive into and use like a 
time capsule. It's also my print server so my wife can print from her laptop 
via wireless to the printer in the basement which doing backups of the same 
laptop to the extra hard drive via time machine. Seems to work pretty well but 
now I need to upgrade my wireless router to 802.11N to get the backups running 
a bit faster.

  CB

  Carolyn wrote: 
    gee, I've never thought much about this.  I have my MacBook Pro,, an 
iPhone, and a Nano.  My daughter has a first generation iPod touch, and a 
Macbook Pro.  So, altogether we have 5 between two of us.  I've tried to get my 
husband to convert, but he's watched me try to learn, and he has zero 
frustration tollerance.  So, he's probably going to stick with the PC side of 
things.
    Anyhow, just a little fun to compare notes.  Does anyone have a time 
capsule?  And am I right assuming it's kind of like Apple's version of an 
external hard drive?
    Thanks.
    Carolyn
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: olivia norman 
      To: [email protected] 
      Sent: Friday, April 16, 2010 7:35 AM
      Subject: Re: Pimp out your Mac


      Nine apple products? I thought I had a lot of apple products at five! 
      Olivia

      On Apr 16, 2010, at 7:46 AM, Chris Hofstader wrote:


        Jeez, we have nine different Apple products in our house and 
collectively they don't add up to $17,000. I'd be afraid of such a beast as 
nothing I do with a computer could possibly warrant that much power. So, if I 
had that sort of money, I suppose I would keep my current stuff and put a big 
down payment on the Lexus cross-over which fits our lifestyle of fishing, 
camping, hunting, traveling long distances with two dogs and is a bit bigger 
and a lot more comfortable than our seven year old toyota Matrix. 


        Happy Hacking,
        cdh


        On Apr 16, 2010, at 2:48 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:


          Hi, 


          That's right. I dare any one of you to go to an Apple Store online, 
build your own Mac from the ground up and post the results. The Mac of your 
dreams. The Mac you've always wanted, but know that you need to be a 
billionaire to afford. That Mac that would make you almost drool with 
excitement, but you want to scream from a mountaintop because you can't have it.


          Come on. We've all done it. YOu know you want to do it. I do, too. At 
least, you can live out your dream for a little while, until it is time to 
click the "Checkout" item. Don't tell me that you aren't curious enough to at 
least go configure your own mac to your heart's content. What is your goal? A 
Mac to the price of $17000? Even more than that? Go on. Isn't it just tempting 
to feel like a billionaire for once? Of course, your dreams will be crushed, 
but you know, that happens. And if either one of you people decide to buy it, 
you're lucky. And if you do, let me know!


          Warm regards,
          Nic
          P.S. THis idea just popped into my head. :)

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