For the few minutes that it worked, it was beautiful - very nice interface, felt like a local app... except for the unsnappiness
Well it appears that Apple has even more of a reason for Windows users to switch to Safari:
People are going to be fired.
Well it appears that Apple has even more of a reason for Windows users to switch to Safari:
I bet we all will get a mail: Dear Apple Customers... We decided to launch mobileme not! Dot mac is much better because it works!![]()
It's a new service,
People are going to be fired.
Well...
Between this MobileMe farce and the problems my friends with .Mac accounts were having with not receiving emails at times, I think I will likely be skipping this.
Chill dude... Jee Whiz! How many more people are gonna complain that it's not working?
It's a new service, and they're being inundated with requests judging by responses and posts on this forum alone.
I don't think things work that way at Apple. There may be someone yelling at the engineering department to things up and running pronto but companies don't just fire people that easily. I don't think you would be too happy if your job was so eager to fire YOU just because your were part of a project that went sour. You might get a warning but fired?
Wow...
Does anyone here remember what a 1600 baud modem was??
Well, MobileME is slower than that right now....
I have to ask:
How do I instigate the .Mac to MobileMe updates on my MacBook without owning a subscription account to the service? I've heard that it's instigated through System Preferences via the .Mac account details, but naturally I can't get that far due to the absence of an account.
Any ideas? (Note: I won't be attempting the XML link self installation, so yeah. Let's rule that one out.)
This is a FREE trial.
Look at VISTA, how long has it been and it's still a mess?
who knows, maybe they experienced the blue screen of "pleasure"![]()