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02-05-2008, 10:24 AM
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16g iPhone? Arrggghhhh, now I've no excuse, other than lack of funds  Anyway, Superduper upgraded itself just now, so all is right with the world. Thanks to everyone for the behind the scenes work in getting it to us. And thanks to the slacker DN who finally got outta bed ;-) (Weirdly, Time Machine started playing silly buggers today, saying a HDD that yesterday had only 150g of data on it is now full, it's a 500g drive! Format time :-) ) 
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