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Bathing, FocusDrive, and Mac mini, was Re: Error #4 on TransWarp
winston19842005 wrote:
> On 11/27/10 3:48 PM, in article dog_cow-1290890888@macgui.com, "D
Finnigan"
> <dog_cow@macgui.com> wrote:
>
>> winston19842005@yahoo.com wrote:
>>> Wow, that is a beautiful machine! Looks brand-spanking new!
>>
>> That's because we take a bath twice a week. And board wash once a month.
>> I
>> don't board wash, though.
>>
>> ;-)
>>
>> Seriously though (oh, you were just joking?!), this IIe was pretty scuzzy
>> when I got it back in March of 2009. It had been living in a garage for
>> "some time."
>>
>> Here's a group shot, including the scuzzy-IIe:
>> http://macgui.com/upload/gallery/f_0/user_2/regular/upload_1337.jpg
>
> No, I was being quite serious...
That aside, "oh, you were just joking," was actually directed at me. Poking
fun at myself, as the expression goes.
> guess I need to take a bath with one of my
> systems at least once a week! ;)
Sure, just make sure that you power down before you get in the tub. And wait
10 seconds, otherwise you could cause irreparable damage to the Apple II,
the peripheral cards, or both. This will void your Apple warranty. *
* = this comes from the sticker that I just read last night on the GS power
supply while I had the cover off to install the ....
FocusDrive with CF adapter! Hoorah!
Reborn: http://www.macgui.com/blogs/?e=361
> My Mac Mini is at least as purty as yours, especially since mine has a
> mini-stack drive on top of it.
>
Well, that photo is from March 2009, before I bathed the IIe. As for the Mac
mini, some months ago, I compared it with a newer Mac mini purchased over
the summer, and it is significantly yellower compared to the new Mac mini.
... And that's about as far off-topic as I'll go today. :-)
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