Posted by Bruce Richmond on March 18, 2011, 2:08 am
On Mar 17, 6:50pm, mikeP...@TOGROUPmacconsult.com (Mike Rosenberg)
wrote:
> > > Only the 2019 V; therefore, it's an option.
> > Argh. I meant 2010, not 2019.
> I'm so glad to see your correction! I was worried that a time-traveling
> industrial rock band had assumed your identity.
> [And lest anyone here think that I'm even crazier than I really am,
> several years ago someone in the comp.sys.mac groups posted numerous
> times to tell us that a time-traveling industrial rock band had hacked
> into his laptop Mac.
> My favorite part of his story is that he further claimed that, when they
> hacked into it, they had done....
> Absolutely nothing!
> Really, that's what he said.
> Okay, I'll go back on my meds now.]
It was all a well thought out plan to drive him insane trying to
figure out what they had done. Seems to have worked ;)
Posted by Mike Rosenberg on March 18, 2011, 1:04 pm
> It was all a well thought out plan to drive him insane trying to
> figure out what they had done. Seems to have worked ;)
I'm not sure why he needed to be driven when he was right next door in
the first place. ;-)
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Posted by Marilyn & Bob on March 17, 2011, 3:54 pm
On Mar 15, 6:26 pm, Lawrence Greenwald
> In the history of the Prius, regardless of where it's sold, what items
> or accessories that were, in the past, an option are now standard? This
> is regardless of trim line.
>cruise control - optional 2001 soon became standard
In US: cruise control was not available in 2001. Optional in 2002.
Daytime Running lights. Optional in 2002. Not available since in US, but
(by law) standard in Canada.
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>folding rear seat - optional 2001-03 in Japan and Europe became
>standard
>HID headlights - optional 2004-09 became standard 2010
>There may be others.
>Bob Wilson
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> > Argh. I meant 2010, not 2019.
> I'm so glad to see your correction! I was worried that a time-traveling
> industrial rock band had assumed your identity.
> [And lest anyone here think that I'm even crazier than I really am,
> several years ago someone in the comp.sys.mac groups posted numerous
> times to tell us that a time-traveling industrial rock band had hacked
> into his laptop Mac.
> My favorite part of his story is that he further claimed that, when they
> hacked into it, they had done....
> Absolutely nothing!
> Really, that's what he said.
> Okay, I'll go back on my meds now.]