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ChicoWeb

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Aug 16, 2004
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17mbp - no glare.
 

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jaydub

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Jan 12, 2006
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Thanks guys.
sure thing. lemme tell you what i did.

1) connect drive to aebs via usb

2) connect macbook pro to aebs via ethernet cable

3) do complete backup overnight, it will take a while (maybe even 12-14 hours, depending on the size of your hdd, mine was 320gb)

4) disconnect mac from ethernet, then all future TM backups will occur over wireless.

:)
 

yoppie

macrumors 6502a
Oct 19, 2007
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sure thing. lemme tell you what i did.

1) connect drive to aebs via usb

2) connect macbook pro to aebs via ethernet cable

3) do complete backup overnight, it will take a while (maybe even 12-14 hours, depending on the size of your hdd, mine was 320gb)

4) disconnect mac from ethernet, then all future TM backups will occur over wireless.

:)

Awesome. I really appreciate this information.

Thanks a lot.
 

ryan

macrumors 6502
May 17, 2002
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Denver, CO
Bought today and pick it up on Friday :)

There are times when I miss my Bonneville. Of course, there are other times when I don't miss like when I reminded of all the times I was nearly run off the road. Maybe at some point I'll look into getting another Triumph. For now, I have to be content with riding around in this:

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:)
 

powerdave

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Apr 24, 2004
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Hamburg
17mbp - no glare.

Nice. I can't understand why this isn't an option on the other models, as it just involves getting rid of the glass / plastic panel and replacing it with the alu surround.
I upgraded from a PowerBook G4 to a new 15" Unibody in January and I still find the glare annoying. I'd be prepared to do the mod myself.
 

nomar383

macrumors 65816
Jan 29, 2008
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Rexburg, ID
Nice. I can't understand why this isn't an option on the other models, as it just involves getting rid of the glass / plastic panel and replacing it with the alu surround.
I upgraded from a PowerBook G4 to a new 15" Unibody in January and I still find the glare annoying. I'd be prepared to do the mod myself.

The glare on my MB is really annoying, I hear ya. Isn't there some sort of anti-glare thing that someone sells? Anyone have one?
 

pol0001

macrumors 6502
Apr 15, 2008
337
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London
15" MacBookPro (the last one in the old design). There are currently pretty sweet deals from resellers who want to clear out their stock. Paid for the mid-size model (2.5GHz, 2GB, 250GB) 1,499€. That's the same price that you pay here for the new top line MacBook.
 

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Pika

macrumors 68000
Oct 5, 2008
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Japan
Some of the high-end dental equipment:

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"I absolutely LOVE this machine. My mouth feels so clean after use, and it truly is amazing the stuff that still comes out after brushing and flossing (although flossing seems unecessary if using this machine).

It definitely says in the instructions to empty it after every use, and to unplug the unit, so don't pay attention to reviewers who say the reservoir leaks, especially if they are leaving water sitting in it after use (which is kind of gross--the idea of using water that's been sitting for hours to clean your mouth????). I can't imagine not using up the water anyway, it only takes about 2 minutes---the recommended time to brush your teeth, so I can do 2 minutes for each to get teeth THIS clean.

And you can always just put less water in. The reservoir is very easily lifted up so that you can run water into it, and dump out any left.

So, for the test, I used Listerine Smart Rinse after brushing and flossing; this particular product "shows" leftover plaque by clinging to it and helping to remove any left in your mouth---it turns color so that you see clear rinse with tiny colored liquid---supposedly the plaque. I originally thought the rinse didn't work, because it ALWAYS had colored particles when I spit out after brushing and flossing, no matter how careful and thorough I was. Well, after using the waterpik the first time, I tried the Listerine rinse again----not a single bit of colored liquid pieces, all of it was clear---proving to me that not only did the waterpik get at all the gunk in my mouth, but the rinse really did work. I won't really need it anymore (I originally bought if for my kids---they didn't ever use it, so I was just using it till it was gone) since I know the Waterpik gets it all so clean!!!!

As for how long it lasts---I don't know. But it has a 2 year warranty, and I would definitely buy another if I had to in 2 years."

:D
 

lostfan916

macrumors 6502a
Dec 23, 2007
870
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NorCal
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Been looking for these for YEARS, no one carries all white dunks anymore. Unfortunately I should not be spending any money at all right now... but I caved. :eek:
 

Eidorian

macrumors Penryn
Mar 23, 2005
29,190
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Indianapolis
A new CPU is a little out of the question when I can overclock my Q6600 with this monster.
 

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Jeremy81

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Dec 17, 2007
354
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Oklahoma
My latest purchases are the Amazon Kindle 2 and 4 gigs of memory for my Aluminum MacBook. I love the Kindle!
 

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Tom Sawyer

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Aug 29, 2007
686
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My latest purchases are the Amazon Kindle 2 and 4 gigs of memory for my Aluminum MacBook. I love the Kindle!

It really is quite an amazing device... I'm really enjoying it. I had to buy the Stephen King short novel UR... it's interesting, and the Kindle is a major character in it. :D
 
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