[MACALEX]

I'll have to tell you my little story of my computer life.
I started as PC C++ programmer in 1993, after that I decide that my field is design and switched to the Mac's in 1995 I became a Designer and used PowerMac 7100 with Freehand 5.5 and PhotoShop 3.0 and PageMaker 5.0 I guess, the versions doesn't really matter, the thing is I loved about PC is that I always was busy with system tuning and tried to solve some problem, my brain was always busy with something like why this command doesn't work or why this card doesn't support this resolution under DOS 3.0 and other stuff like that. So, when I switched to Mac, I was wondering why this thing working without any problems, anyway, I was doing design work and never had any problems or crashes, I was kind upset with Mac and really missed my PC, because it always was giving me some surprises. So, now I've got both stability of MacOS and if I wanna play around, like install BSD proxy squid or like today I realised that ntop doesn't quit when you quit terminal. So, this kind stuff makes me feel good about MacOS X and looks like I have back what I missed for awhile!
Sorry, for my bad English.

[fulmer]

I didn't even know vladivostok has internet access.
vot. ti khorosho rovorish po-angliski. mne tozhe nravitsa mac os 10.

[MACALEX]

Originally posted by fulmer:
<STRONG>I didn't even know vladivostok has internet access.
vot. ti khorosho rovorish po-angliski. mne tozhe nravitsa mac os 10.</STRONG>

How about ADSL in the place in nowhere?
Your Russian is good, but maybe you are Russian too.

[Sarc]

Because it's the only system that has a UNIX core that if you don't want to meet, the you'll never know about it ...


Sarc

[ 02-27-2002: Message edited by: Sarc ]