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Poll Preview: We Live to Serve
Poll Preview: We Live to Serve -- Despite Apple's lack of interest in recent years, the Mac OS makes a stable, inexpensive, and easy-to-administer Internet server platform for moderate-traffic sites (or personal efforts, as you'll read in Ron Risley's article below). The question for this week, then, is which common Internet services, if any, do you provide for other people from a Macintosh? If you've long been a proponent of Mac OS-based Internet servers, this is your chance to evangelize the approach to users who may not believe the Mac is a viable server platform. Vote today on our home page! [ACE]
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