Quote: Originally Posted by moki I've managed to get my Razr to sync just fine with iSync... If I'm not mistaken, the last iSync update finally added support for the RAZR,…

I've managed to get my Razr to sync just fine with iSync... now I'm looking for a theme to upload; this one looks interesting: http://gallery.mobile9.com/f/12566/ ... however I c…

Well look on as providing is a service to everyone. I am very philanthropic - woudlnt want my fellow Ipod'ers falling in to the same trap.

Well, thanks, I guess. You registered just to vent here ? -t

I just don't like the idea of taking something designed to be small and elegant and make it bigger by adding onto it. I'd much rather have an external HD separate and a UBS and Fir…

Unfortunately, the Mini is not designed to be stackable. It would have been so easy for Apple to have done this, but they didn't. So no matter what the pictures look like, you will…

I don't like them at all. That's all I have to say about them.

Has anyone had any experiences with the drive enclosure/FW USB hub mini form-factor add-ons? They certainly looked very good, and you get your 7200 RPM drive while increasing the n…

Hi Having just purchased a mini ipod, i decided to buy some accessories. being new to this i ended up buying from everythingipod.co.uk.... here are the reasons why i wont buy fro…

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasoco OS installs and upgrades. I'm tired of having to copy my Home to another drive to do an install of the latest Mac OS. People have been putting…

Quote: Originally Posted by hudson1 The general consensus has been that an external FW400 7200 RPM drive won't create a faster Mac mini. where?

Quote: Originally Posted by turtle777 Why are upgrades easier with the Home folder being on an external disk ? What upgrades anyways ? -t OS installs and upgrades. I'm tir…

I have to ask how using another spindle isn't going to help with speed under certain situations ? Precaching will help but for long reads and writes, a second disk might help if…

I'm working at home right now so yes.

I do check work e-mail at home. Simply to know if I'll be walking into a hailstorm the next day. I only reply if it's absolutely necessary, otherwise I just like the heads up.

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasoco Don't do what? Move the User to another partition or don't get a FW drive to run the computer on? Duh, the former. I do the later myself.…

Quote: Originally Posted by Jasoco Oh, I know I wasn't gonna gain speed. I wanted to move the Home folder to make upgrades easier. Sorry, I shouldn't have added that in this thr…

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter My habit of coming in early was very useful for handling this, as I got a whole lot done before other people began dragging it in to start t…

sometimes. thru exchange. usually if I take a day off, I check it the night before I'm due to return, so I'm not "surprised" by anything. :/ oh, and fsck citrix.

Quote: Originally Posted by jcadam Let me tell you, as a staff officer (army) I get some straight-up ridiculous, asinine, and/or retarded bull$hit requests in the email box that…

I only check mine when I am working from home. We have a Citrix published set of applications including Lotus Notes. I have to say it's very strange to use Safari to log into the…

I receive my communications from my supervisor at home.

I can use Outlook Web Access to read work email. Let me tell you, as a staff officer (army) I get some straight-up ridiculous, asinine, and/or retarded bull$hit requests in the em…

I stopped doing that a while before I retired. While I had great access at home, it got to be a problem; I had regular office hours, and some people expected me to react to THEIR …

I only check work E-mail at home when not waiting until the next morning will actually make an impact on how quickly things get done. We've also recently started working with some …