[Ti] List name Was "annoyances"

[Tarik Bilgin]

On 20 Apr 2004, at 20:07, kalirhe at umdnj.edu wrote:

> Quoting "Ritz, Daniel" <daniel.ritz at transcore.com>:
>
>>
>> I vote for one list.  I own a Ti and use info on Al as I consider new
>> purchase
>
> Seconded.
>
>
yes I agree -- makes sense to me not to break up the community, or push 
people into being on 2 lists that are very similar :)

Just had an amazing thought. My Rev A Ti is still going strong, 
especially with the new battery I bought for it a month ago.

I can sit here in the living room, with the football on the TV, while I 
work on this wonderful computer all complete with wireless 
connectivity.

An off-topic request:

I am doing some investigation into the viability of using Mac OS X 
Server as an enterprise file (and possibly mail) server, for Windows 
and Macintosh clients.

So far so good, Mac OS X can talk Active Directory, so even the windows 
clients can authenticate to it.

In fact, having played with the admin tools it really looks like a 
great product for the small to medium business to deploy. As usual 
though, I have no case studies of any organizations taking full 
advantage of OS X in this way....anyone have some experiences of using 
it? I am going to trial it whatever happens, but would be good to hear 
what it's like, especially in the US where Apple has a much better 
presence in the market.
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T