[macvoiceover] Re: installing lion on a clean way, when it come out :)
- From: Ricardo Walker <rwalker296@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 18:11:21 -0400
Everything is a risk on the internet.
That doesn't stop many people from using credit cards and entering there social
security numbers on web sites. Its all relative. Its possible a service could
be compromised of course. But I don't think the chances are all that high.
You probably have a better chance of being robbed for your laptop with all your
sensitive information stored on that. lol.
JMO.
.Ricardo Walker
rwalker296@xxxxxxxxx
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On Jul 19, 2011, at 1:08 PM, James Dean wrote:
> The cloud is a major security risk. I absolutely refuse to use it. If the
> cloud gets hacked, despite apple's efforts to prevent it, all that sensitive
> data will be available for said hackers, and I strongly discourage doing
> this. Get some external media and be done with it. The cloud, while a great
> idea, is asking for trouble.
>
> James A. Dean
>
>
> On Jul 19, 2011, at 7:59 AM, VaShaun Jones wrote:
>
>> Being in the position that I'm in I can't talk allot but what I can say is
>> that Apple is trying to get people away from the whole clean install thing
>> and have you to trust them for the upgrades. Not all apps will work properly
>> but the main ones like Super Duper will along with other major software
>> titles. Resetta based apps surely will not work. You should always have a
>> bootable backup an exact clone of your hard drive at all times and Time
>> Machine is not really a good solution for backup concerns when real
>> consideration to data protection and preservation is concerned. It is like
>> the AOL of backup. You should have 3 backups, on two different types of
>> media and 1 should be in the cloud. Never the less all should be fine for
>> you my good friend.
>>
>> VaShaun Jones
>> BETTER THAN EXCELLENT!!! ™
>> It's not just the foundation, It's the standard
>>
>> Sent from my I device
>> On Jul 19, 2011, at 2:37 AM, William Windels wrote:
>>
>>> Hello ,
>>> Lion is coming soon and, most of us are looking forward to it.
>>> I had just some thoughts about a clean install of lion , started from my
>>> snow leopard install on my macbook.
>>>
>>> After buying the installer from the macstore and the start of the install,
>>> I should chose to do a install with or without erasing me disc.
>>> I think, It seems the safest and cleanest way to erase the whole disc and
>>> install lion on a blank disc.
>>> (I have a working time-machine backup).
>>>
>>> But, here are my questions after the blank install:
>>> 1. Is it necessary to have all install-packages from the software I would
>>> like to have on my lion (software from apple or not)?
>>> Or can I just copy the program-packages from the programs-folder in my
>>> time-machine?
>>> 2. about compatibility: Should all programs that are no on my macbook work
>>> on lion?
>>> 3. If I chose to erase my disc before install, I will lose bookmarks,
>>> addressbook-contents and soma other contents and I don't know how to get it
>>> back without to much tricks.
>>>
>>> Perhaps, for a first trial , it should be better not to remove my hd?
>>>
>>>
>>> This are my thoughts,
>>>
>>> Any comments, suggestions or perhaps more questions, are very welcome.
>>>
>>> best regards,
>>> William Windels
>>>
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