Damn, I guess I should of sent you the manual for that thing. I have a Mac folder for it, forgot to grab it while at the storage facility. If you get interested in any high end apps, let me know, I have quite a few.

EDIT: Crap, NM on the apps, I don't think that mini can handle them...never tried. They were for the G5.

 

Remember it's only going to reference 3GB. Unless you can tweak the bios. I don't think you can with that machine..I couldn't do it anyway. Couldn't get it to take. Some have been successful with similar machines, but yea, I wasn't. However, that machine is bumped up quite a bit and still runs cool. The original had a 1.5 GHz single core processor w/500 mgs of ram lol.

EDIT Looking at some old pics, I was running a T9900 in that mini at one time...which was a 3.06 2 core lol. And 4gb's, Kingston sticks. That processor eventually found it's way into the Dell laptop lol.

 

Whites opinion in the very near future...in technicolor, -

 

LOL... it was already like that..... You can also put a halo over the Android logo for me.

When someone hands me their iPhone and says "show me how to ____________________"..... I freeze up.

 

Got an old IPhone you can play with, dropped it soon after I got it lol. Probably not a good idea, one apple product trauma at a time.

 

LMAO.... yeah!

 

"How do I do X on my i device?"

Buy a PC/Android phone/etch a sketch.

 

When I started with my current company, they issued me an AT&T iPhone. I didn't even open the box, called IT, and said, "This isn't going to work." They sent a Verizon Galaxy S7 the next day.

At a previous job, I had no choice. That iPhone was pretty much used only for phone calls and checking company email. I don't think I had more than two other non-factory apps installed.

I can appreciate the premise of the iUniverse - a standardized experience across devices and simple interoperability - which is great for a lot of people. I like to tinker too much, though.

 

Last job I got an iphone because one of my clients felt that everyone should use i devices so I needed something to reference. One of the employees (who had previously demanded an i device) finally got frustrated and bought himself a PC. That was amusing.

 

Yep... LOL. Same thing here. Apple's don't seem to work as efficiently on the network as PC's do.... in fact they're on their own subdomain because they were slowing traffic.