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July 28, 2002

back to 300MHz

Here we go. About one hundred dollars later, I am in the same place as this morning, using the same IBM Travelstar 48GH drive and using a Powermac G3 (300MHz, SCSI), which I bought from Organic, Inc. for about $150 a year or so ago. My friendly little PowerBook just decided to start up again, as if it did not want to go to the hospital tomorrow. But it needs some therapy, so we will go.

Witold Riedel | 01:10 AM

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Psychotherapy, psychotherapy
Psychotherapy
That's what they want to give to me

Posted by: kitty on July 29, 2002 02:28 PM

education, that�s what I need. : )

Posted by: Witold on July 29, 2002 09:49 PM

knock on wood... my PowerBook has not crashed for two days now...
It is empty and I have no software on it, but hey, it has not crashed on me...
wow.

Posted by: witold on July 30, 2002 02:14 PM

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