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no word back on the the prognosis for the ibook. i beginning to have brand new emotion associated with apple and i don't think it's the one that tim o'reilly was writing about in reference to apple's emotional brand.

maybe it's a fluke, but a friend had to return his ibook after a week due to a similar "sleep of death" problem. and i'm not sure i'm feeling any better after the local mac tech dryly and knowingly recommended that he thought it would be in my best interest to get the three year support service rather than take my chances after the standard one year warranty runs out.

i really hope it's all 1 and 1 adding up to 3. the irony is that i'm sure i could dust off lisa, my nearly decade-old mac color classic and be rest assured that she'd come to life. sigh.

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