Hello readers,
It’s been another hot and crazy week here, with humidity through the roof and people fleeing to the country to find places to get cool. I happened on a new one for me this weekend in Huntington, VT. The only thing I will say is that it’s not in Dave Hajdasz’s book “Take the Plunge—An Explorer’s Guide to Swimming Holes of Vermont,” which is pretty good for people looking for a place to dip.
I must say I find myself a bit lost—the last few introductions have been kind of a conversation based on feedback from all of you, and this week I am back at square one. The next big thing for us is, of course, Mountain Lion; it’s due to drop tomorrow or even (gasp) today…
I have to say that I mostly skipped Lion, and I let my .me account quietly slip into oblivion when MobileMe shut down, and I have not made the upgrade to new hardware that can take advantage of the new OS. Mountain Lion looks pretty sharp, though, and will probably even get a troglodyte like me to get with ‘all things new and hip.’ I’m sure we will have plenty of reviews from our end, and please let me know what you all think.
Thanks for reading,
Liam
liam@smalldog.com
I’m respondind to the blog about replacement for the frayed power cord for the MacBook. I brought my (dead) power cord to small dog a couple of months ago and was told there was no help for it and I bought a new one from you and threw out the bad one. Would my purchase of a new one be sufficient evidence to be eligible for a replacement power cord? I can furnish you with my receipt.
Thank you for your attention to this request.
Like the above user, I just barely drove an hour to my local smalldog in VT because my magsafe adapter is definitely defective and on the verge of a fire. I was told that I shouldn’t use it and that they couldn’t replace it due to my computer being out of warranty. The cord was obviously not abused, it just started unraveling…is there anything you could do because I can’t get in touch with anyone at apple to ask them, and I can’t really afford to pay for something that’s not my fault. Thanks.