How To Drop .Mac, Sync Your Macs, Save Money.

For the 12th time in the past two years, I’ve cried out, “No more .Mac,” only to come weeping back to sync my Macs again.

This week, I dropped .Mac. Forever. Yet, amazingly, our Macs remain synchronized. Here’s how we did it.

First, a little history. I’m not much for Apple’s .Mac service. I’m not the only one who recognizes the problems with Apple’s online tax machine.

Email comes and goes. iDisk must be the slowest disk on the internet. Synchronization works and is clearly valuable for families with multiple Macs..... (excerpted).

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