Bio:

I admit it. I didn't use Apple computers for the first several years of my life. Then again, there were no Apple computers for the first several years of my life. Both problems were corrected, sort of, by my family's purchase of an Apple IIe complete with color monitor and a DuoDisk drive. Life was good.Life wasn't that good again until the 90s, when I picked up one of those screaming fast, dirt cheap Mac clones that were all the rage. Yes, I served in the Clone Wars the same as your father, except I had a Powerbase 180 that was eventually goosed to a G3 of some flavor. Thanks, NewerTech! He was a great pilot and a cunning warrior, by the way. But you want to hear more about me and Macs? Hokay.I graduated to a G4 tower, then a G4 iMac, and in my time I've rescued some lovely Powerbooks in need of a good home. In short, I've stayed still and Apple's computers have kept moving. Today we enjoy the greatest OS ever and computers that are faster and smaller than we know what to do with (Or where to look for them. MacBooks can get lost in couch cushions). We don't know how good we have it.And that's why I'm here. I want to let folks know how good - or bad - we have it. All in all, the Mac life looks pretty good to me.