why .Mac ?

[Cesar Alsina]

On Nov 2, 2006, at 10:40 AM, Steven Hatfield wrote:

> MAC to the Rescue
> Rather than panicking, I spent a few minutes thinking about  
> possible solutions... and once my brain settled on the fact that I  
> had copied the music file to my iDisk, it was all but over.  I  
> connected to my iDisk on my laptop and downloaded the song from  
> there, problem solved.

Nice story!

I could tell several stories like this, particularly those that  
involves my work. I'm pretty savvy with computers, hosting and the  
like, I run a server at home and one at work, own several Macs and  
domains and everything runs as smooth as I can wish. Still, dotmac is  
a necessity that I can't afford to loose, especially considering that  
if everything goes wrong —sh it happens—, I like to have as many  
alternatives as there is, and not regret later the count of loses  
because I "saved" 9 dollars a month.

Long life to .Mac.

> The presentation went very well.  (La presentación se fue muy bien.)

La presentación "estuvo" muy bien.

(The use of "se fue" in this context means more like "it's gone" than  
"went".)
You can also say "La comida estuvo muy bien," "la película estuvo muy  
bien, " "El viaje estuvo muy bien,"...

:-)


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