A friend of mine left his MacBook Air charging up in the Departure lounge at Ottawa Airport on Saturday (24 August) (Westjet to Halifax)
He was unable to reach anyone at the airport (Lost & Found no help; Westjet rings to Calgary) - I'm not clear on all the details yet - but suffice it to say, he's been unable to find anyone who may have picked it up / etc.
I'll see if I can get the serial number from his last purchase order and post it - any other suggestions (or to just spread the word), much appreciated.
We thought his laptop was being constantly backed up by his Time Capsule... only to discover today (after an Apple Genius restored the last backup at the Apple Store in Halifax) that it hadn't. Time Capsule had been giving him the "backup failed - not enough space on disk" message for the past few months and he'd been dismissing it without actually reading the damn thing. Last "complete" backup was May. He's lost almost 3 months worth of work (books, chapters, etc. - academic).
You can lead a horse to water... sigh...
He was unable to reach anyone at the airport (Lost & Found no help; Westjet rings to Calgary) - I'm not clear on all the details yet - but suffice it to say, he's been unable to find anyone who may have picked it up / etc.
I'll see if I can get the serial number from his last purchase order and post it - any other suggestions (or to just spread the word), much appreciated.
We thought his laptop was being constantly backed up by his Time Capsule... only to discover today (after an Apple Genius restored the last backup at the Apple Store in Halifax) that it hadn't. Time Capsule had been giving him the "backup failed - not enough space on disk" message for the past few months and he'd been dismissing it without actually reading the damn thing. Last "complete" backup was May. He's lost almost 3 months worth of work (books, chapters, etc. - academic).
You can lead a horse to water... sigh...
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