Re: dive
From Doug Wilson <dwi...@hotmail.com>
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· 29 Mar 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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In article <351...@on.spammer>, Veronica Karlsson <dre...@on.spammer> wrote: > Spunk1111 wrote: > > >From: Veronica Karlsson <dre...@on.spammer> > > > Maybe I should rename > > >it "recycling_bin" or "junkyard" or something like that... Hmmm... yes, > > >"junkyard" sounds nice.. > > > > Yes it does... > > not having a mac, garbage heap has a bad connotation... > > Mmmmm.... I don't have a Mac either... I've only _had_to_ work with one > once and that was enough. The first thing I learned was that there was > no _button_ on the disk drive!!! the only way to get my disk back was to > pull it to a little "garbage can" icon... Since then anything connected > with a Mac has had a bad connotation to me... :P Hmmmmmm, there are at least three other ways to eject a disk from the Mac without dragging it to the trash can. While doing software installs on the Mac I much prefer it to spit a disk out at me when it's done so I know it's time to insert another than babysit the machine and have to watch for it to tell me it's time to pop in the next disk. By the way I use Mac, Win95, and Linux and love or hate things about all three OS's :) -- Doug Wilson http://www.cybcon.com/~dwilson
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From: dwi...@hotmail.com (Doug Wilson)
Subject: Re: dive
Date: 1998/03/29
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