Yeah, I always make the mistake of recommending apps I got for free and then my friends come back saying, "You paid $15 for that? There's no way I'm paying that much for an app!" I did...? Oh yeah...

First, slaw, as someone who owned a Windows ME computer and frequently used (though did not own) Cheetah, I completely agree. Cheetah was littered with errors and kernel panics.

But at this point, Windows 7 is to Windows XP as OS X Lion is to OS X Cheetah.

It was $400 before for Microsoft Office 2007 Standard? They were selling Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Business for $280 (now $200), which is 2007 Standard PLUS OneNote. Their pricing confuses me.

Wasn't aware of the possibility of having to pay until now. :(

Google Music...?

Double tap the home button while viewing the lock screen for it to appear.

I'm pretty sure it was a Macintosh Performa. I had to go look up the Macintosh timeline to figure it out since I was about 5 when my *family* last owned a Mac. I just bought a 2011 13" Macbook Pro less than a month ago, making it my first Mac since then.

Damn. I thought the same thing, but you beat me to it.

It can't do wi-fi to wi-fi on a single wireless card. (I just tried on a 2011 Macbook Pro.) You can distribute it by Bluetooth, ethernet or firewire, though, and if you are connected to the internet through one of those, you can distribute it over wi-fi, as previously stated.

I'm not sure if OSX is blocking this, but on a related note, I always have a Linux CD on hand in case I need to break one of Windows' rules.