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Mac fans are freaking out, starting online petitions and calling their lawyers. If current members don't pay by September 30, Apple will summarily vaporize their e-mail accounts, Web sites and backup disks. I like its recent products, but the company itself has a history of brattiness.ДЄ classic example popped up just last week, when Apple announced that it would begin charging $100 per year for iTools, a popular, formerly free service that gave any Mac user an e-mail address, a Web site, and 20 megabytes of online storage. You just don't see Dell, Hewlett-Packard and other PC companies helping to evolve the personal computer in this way.Д¬ategory 4: 'You have an obvious bias toward Apple. What Apple does so well is to pluck certain ones out of obscurity and make them standards, sometimes adding its own technical and marketing muscle.

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What I actually wrote was that Apple excels at 'placing bets on the way of the future.' The world is full of new technologies, bubbling up all over the world. Apple stole all those ideas from Xerox PARC.' I haven't used one in three years.)Д¬ategory 3: 'You idiot! None of those are Apple inventions. (But I still think they'll die out eventually, as I wrote last week. Apple declared it dead - or, rather, Steve Jobs did. Category 2: 'How dare you declare the floppy disk dead? I use mine all the time!'

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