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Florida already had its first highly publicized face-eater zombie. Two guys on the side of a highway woke up next to eachother, naked. And one guy begins eating the other's face. A police officer had to shoot him off the other guy since he only growled and continued eating.

The zombie apocalypse has already arrived, but in very small doses.

The Sun not good enough for ya?

Socrates?
Oh he's in the phone book under so--crates
-Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure

I pity your table. What did it ever do you to?

I remove the almonds from the Almond Joys and put them in the mounds. Then I eat them both anyway because thats how I roll.

But....
I LOVE THEIR GODAWFUL ISSUES!

Mac system requirements:(I assume this is you, with your apple logo steam profile icon)
Minimum: OS X version Leopard 10.5.8, Snow Leopard 10.6.3, 1GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8 or higher, ATI X1600 or higher, or Intel HD 3000 or higher Mouse, Keyboard, Internet Connection

Strange there isn't a Recommended section for mac...

If you have all that and it still doesn't work then something is wrong with your comp. I don't know enough about modern Macs (Feel free to ask me anything about the good ol' days of the System7 era).

oh, passwords (as well as usernames and station names) may all be case sensitive. You might have typed in the right letters, but had capslock on before(or now).

I think (perhaps incorrectly) that DC Universe Online sends that as an email the moment you create a Station. I don't know if Planetside 2 does that. Check your email.
Beyond that contact the Planetside2 devs. Not sure if any Valve employees would have access to the information, try them last.
Could be a connection log text file buried deep in the Planetside 2 directory. If so I'm sure such a log would include the station name.

On the second computer make sure the files are in the right spot. Then log in using an account that owns the game(either through purchase or it was gifted to you). Then steam itself will check the game for updates, etc and let you play it. (Steam will probably kick you off the first computer the moment you log in on the second one). Anyway that should be relatively quick and would show up on your games library list, ready to play, no issues.

If you're trying to avoid a purchase just spend your money now or risk steam thinking you're cheating.