sregorcinimod
Apr 22, 11:54 PM
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sigamy
Sep 28, 03:43 PM
I have a sony Clie TH55 that I could sell her.
farmermac
Sep 29, 09:04 PM
Time capsule is meant to be a backup drive...Did you delete all your music off your laptop as soon as it was on your TC?
There are many programs that will copy music off your iphone or ipod to hard drive. google it, very easy and quick to do. I'd use your next TC as intended!
There are many programs that will copy music off your iphone or ipod to hard drive. google it, very easy and quick to do. I'd use your next TC as intended!
Dillenger
Apr 4, 07:43 PM
Add a back lit keyboard and I'll sell my 13 inch MBP and buy one.
holyindian
Mar 30, 04:31 AM
i0n1c has allready said his exploit has nothing to do with the ipad 2, however i do not see comex not releasing the 4.3 jailbreak tethered he has for it.
+1
+1
ciTiger
Apr 18, 10:46 AM
A spec bump similar to the 3G -> 3GS.
Not going to change my iP4 this year it seems..
Not going to change my iP4 this year it seems..
daboltz
Apr 13, 02:27 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8B117 Safari/6531.22.7)
The University of Utah bookstore had all models in stock at of 1:30.
The University of Utah bookstore had all models in stock at of 1:30.
Roessnakhan
May 4, 09:17 AM
These pictures make me feel like I'm 1) in Harry Potter or 2) high.
tag
Sep 23, 11:55 AM
I like the design of these better than the G5, and I don't want to spend several hundred dollars more on something that I don't like as well.
I agree with you there, I ended up buying a 20" 1.25GHz iMac G4 a few months ago because I just couldn't bring myself to buying into the look of the G5 (I mean don't get me wrong, its not bad, I just love the G4's look). But you should know, assuming you buy the iMac G4 through apple.com refurbished, it really costs more than getting a refurbished G5 oddly.
Such as when I bought my iMac G4 three months ago, the refurbished G5 iMac was actually $50 cheaper and was 1.8GHz with 160GB compared to the G4 at 1.25Ghz with 80GB. So monetarily the G5 is a better deal, but for me I had to go form over function. :D Course if you go the ebay route you might get a better deal than apple offers so who knows in that respect.
So personally I say go for it. I honestly don't do anything really intensive on it but it does work flawlessly and have had no real problems with it. And since your not doing any huge video editing work, I see no reason you need all the extra speed, though the HD space would be nice, but you could always just get an external FW drive if you need it later.
I agree with you there, I ended up buying a 20" 1.25GHz iMac G4 a few months ago because I just couldn't bring myself to buying into the look of the G5 (I mean don't get me wrong, its not bad, I just love the G4's look). But you should know, assuming you buy the iMac G4 through apple.com refurbished, it really costs more than getting a refurbished G5 oddly.
Such as when I bought my iMac G4 three months ago, the refurbished G5 iMac was actually $50 cheaper and was 1.8GHz with 160GB compared to the G4 at 1.25Ghz with 80GB. So monetarily the G5 is a better deal, but for me I had to go form over function. :D Course if you go the ebay route you might get a better deal than apple offers so who knows in that respect.
So personally I say go for it. I honestly don't do anything really intensive on it but it does work flawlessly and have had no real problems with it. And since your not doing any huge video editing work, I see no reason you need all the extra speed, though the HD space would be nice, but you could always just get an external FW drive if you need it later.
nosen
Oct 4, 10:09 AM
ditto - am I the only one who isn't a fan/simply does't care for GPS units?
funny, my post was deleted.
anyway, I definitely think this sounds pretty gimmicky. it might be kind of neat if its free, its not something I would spend any money on...
funny, my post was deleted.
anyway, I definitely think this sounds pretty gimmicky. it might be kind of neat if its free, its not something I would spend any money on...
Linkjeniero
Jun 23, 11:13 AM
help!
I just got done upgrading my G4 B&W to Tiger (fresh install) and I decided to get this comptuer back folding again. I ran the little single processor install script that is linked in the folding FAQ to get it installed and running.
Now for some reason, every time I open Terminal, it calls the Install script. I deleted the install script, but it still tries to open it every time I open a new terminal window, and I get the following.
Last login: Thu Jun 23 09:57:48 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
Yosemite:~ USERr$ /Volumes/single/.setup/script.command; exit
-bash: /Volumes/single/.setup/script.command: No such file or directory
logout
[Process completed]
Here is what I attempted to do to resolve my issue, which none have fixed
1. Install and run the script again.
2. Change the default shell from the terminal prefrences.
Does anyone know what file I need to edit to get a normal shell, and to have the system stop trying to call the install script?
Thanks for any help!
I thought my Linux experience would help here, but I am lost!
One of the files that get executed every time you open the terminal is ~/.profile (where '~' is your home directory). You can't see this file normally because it begins with '.', so to see it you have to use "ls -a" instead of just "ls". Open it, and if it has a line that executes the program you don't want, just erase it.
I just got done upgrading my G4 B&W to Tiger (fresh install) and I decided to get this comptuer back folding again. I ran the little single processor install script that is linked in the folding FAQ to get it installed and running.
Now for some reason, every time I open Terminal, it calls the Install script. I deleted the install script, but it still tries to open it every time I open a new terminal window, and I get the following.
Last login: Thu Jun 23 09:57:48 on ttyp1
Welcome to Darwin!
Yosemite:~ USERr$ /Volumes/single/.setup/script.command; exit
-bash: /Volumes/single/.setup/script.command: No such file or directory
logout
[Process completed]
Here is what I attempted to do to resolve my issue, which none have fixed
1. Install and run the script again.
2. Change the default shell from the terminal prefrences.
Does anyone know what file I need to edit to get a normal shell, and to have the system stop trying to call the install script?
Thanks for any help!
I thought my Linux experience would help here, but I am lost!
One of the files that get executed every time you open the terminal is ~/.profile (where '~' is your home directory). You can't see this file normally because it begins with '.', so to see it you have to use "ls -a" instead of just "ls". Open it, and if it has a line that executes the program you don't want, just erase it.
peharri
Oct 9, 03:51 PM
I'm amazed at the news too. One of the things T-Mobile had going for it is they were one of only two large providers (with Cingular) in the US that used an international standard. It's sad to see them switch away from it.
T-Mobile is adding a UMTS network to their existing GSM network. Like Cingular, they run GSM on 1900MHz (Cingular also uses 850) because the 1800/900 frequencies available outside the US are not available in the US.
T-Mobile's UMTS network will be running on 2.1/1.7GHz. Again, the 2.1/1.9GHz frequencies used by UMTS in other countries are not available in the US.
There is no change in their support for international standards. Other than operating frequencies - something they have no control over - they're implementing the exact same standards that, say, Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile, and O2 are implementing in the UK. GSM on some frequencies. 3GSM (UMTS) on others.
T-Mobile is adding a UMTS network to their existing GSM network. Like Cingular, they run GSM on 1900MHz (Cingular also uses 850) because the 1800/900 frequencies available outside the US are not available in the US.
T-Mobile's UMTS network will be running on 2.1/1.7GHz. Again, the 2.1/1.9GHz frequencies used by UMTS in other countries are not available in the US.
There is no change in their support for international standards. Other than operating frequencies - something they have no control over - they're implementing the exact same standards that, say, Vodafone, Orange, T-Mobile, and O2 are implementing in the UK. GSM on some frequencies. 3GSM (UMTS) on others.
dante@sisna.com
Jan 23, 05:11 PM
How are the current displays old tech? I think you are confusing 'old tech' with 'original release date a long time ago but silent incremental updates since'.
The currents ACDs use the LG.Philips S-IPS panel. In other words 'about the best of new tech' as opposed to 'old tech'. I challenge you to find a 23"/24" display that uses a comparable panel for under $1000 . The newer tech is the H-IPS panel which is the monitor that you'll find in your iMac that has 'serious colour gradient problems' (send it back, it's a dud). About the only monitor you'll find with the H-IPS is the NEC 24" that comes in at around $1100 .
Glossy displays are not for pros so they will only be an option on the ACD's. Glossy displays are better than matte ones in the same way that a lollipop is tastier than a truffle.
The only update I can see happening soon would be to use the latest H-IPS panel with more inputs but Apple won't do that if it's not available for the 30" as well (is it anyone?).
Apple's competition with the highend 23/24" monitors is the NEC. Since the Apple is $200- $300 cheaper and there is no/few other comparable displays(s) in the price range I'd consider it a bargain at the moment unless you have other issues such as inputs.
If Apple release new ACDs I suspect the 23/24" will be more expensive, but you'll have a chance to get the present ACD for a bargain. Other than that I think the 23" ACD is a safe buy.
Yep -- You got this right.
The currents ACDs use the LG.Philips S-IPS panel. In other words 'about the best of new tech' as opposed to 'old tech'. I challenge you to find a 23"/24" display that uses a comparable panel for under $1000 . The newer tech is the H-IPS panel which is the monitor that you'll find in your iMac that has 'serious colour gradient problems' (send it back, it's a dud). About the only monitor you'll find with the H-IPS is the NEC 24" that comes in at around $1100 .
Glossy displays are not for pros so they will only be an option on the ACD's. Glossy displays are better than matte ones in the same way that a lollipop is tastier than a truffle.
The only update I can see happening soon would be to use the latest H-IPS panel with more inputs but Apple won't do that if it's not available for the 30" as well (is it anyone?).
Apple's competition with the highend 23/24" monitors is the NEC. Since the Apple is $200- $300 cheaper and there is no/few other comparable displays(s) in the price range I'd consider it a bargain at the moment unless you have other issues such as inputs.
If Apple release new ACDs I suspect the 23/24" will be more expensive, but you'll have a chance to get the present ACD for a bargain. Other than that I think the 23" ACD is a safe buy.
Yep -- You got this right.
mad jew
Dec 13, 11:33 PM
Is this a contest to make a 'tar or a virus? :)
benhollberg
Mar 19, 03:40 AM
How many people are there now?
More are staying the night than did the first night.
More are staying the night than did the first night.
Delexo
May 2, 12:17 PM
Don't quote me on this but I'm under the impression that iTunes' ToS forces you to agree that you don't own any purchased media and thus cannot edit the files in any way, irrespective of your location.
You are correct. The music, movies, TV shows etc. you buy off iTunes you don't actually own. You're simply paying Apple to allow you to 'use' the media.
You are correct. The music, movies, TV shows etc. you buy off iTunes you don't actually own. You're simply paying Apple to allow you to 'use' the media.
Object-X
Aug 7, 06:40 PM
Let's face it, Microsoft can't compete. It won't be long before they kill off their whole mac unit. Who needs their crappy software anyway? When some little known Russian software company can do in months what Micrsoft can't do in years it's obvious where this is going. VMWare will come out with a better virtualization technology and Windows will continue to become irrelevant. iWork needs a spreadsheet and you'll be hard pressed to find a reason to run anything Microsoft on your mac.
I said it before on these posts and got laughed to scorn, Microsoft is dead. Everyone knows it. Even die hard Windows fanboys are starting to have doubts. Vista will fail miserably and the company will be broken up. Why anyone would use something second rate, more expensive, less secure, and of inferior quality in the light of such a polished and mature operating system is beyond comprehension.
I said it before on these posts and got laughed to scorn, Microsoft is dead. Everyone knows it. Even die hard Windows fanboys are starting to have doubts. Vista will fail miserably and the company will be broken up. Why anyone would use something second rate, more expensive, less secure, and of inferior quality in the light of such a polished and mature operating system is beyond comprehension.
billysea
Apr 18, 12:15 PM
There are only two name choices for the next iPhone: iPhone 4G or iPhone 5. There will be no more naming games. The only reason they ever diverted from numbering conventions was because of confusion over the 3G being the iPhone 2.
The iPad 2 was a minor update. But they didn't call it the iPad s or something else equally lame. Every iPhone will have a number until Apple gives up on that completely and just goes with "the all new iPhone" or "the all new 2011 iPhone" like they do with their desktops and notebooks.
Sooner or later, the "g" will sound like an inferior upgrade. It will give people the impression of it being a .5 upgrade. Everybody will wait for a proper number sequel.
The reason why the iPad 2 was named '2' in the very last minute was probably due to the overwhelming speculation that the tech is just a minor upgrade and people want to wait for a proper iPad 2 (now iPad 3).
The iPad 2 was a minor update. But they didn't call it the iPad s or something else equally lame. Every iPhone will have a number until Apple gives up on that completely and just goes with "the all new iPhone" or "the all new 2011 iPhone" like they do with their desktops and notebooks.
Sooner or later, the "g" will sound like an inferior upgrade. It will give people the impression of it being a .5 upgrade. Everybody will wait for a proper number sequel.
The reason why the iPad 2 was named '2' in the very last minute was probably due to the overwhelming speculation that the tech is just a minor upgrade and people want to wait for a proper iPad 2 (now iPad 3).
jeffm5690
Apr 25, 04:16 PM
I can't believe nobody following this thread has a jailbroken ipad with Optimum V1.0 on it... :( Very sad...
jobberwacky
Oct 12, 09:00 AM
Try with =ROUND(A1;1)*6-1 and the problem is gone. ;)
That's true. But which spreadsheet user is aware of this? This should be resolved by the app, not by the user.
That's true. But which spreadsheet user is aware of this? This should be resolved by the app, not by the user.
Consultant
Feb 14, 12:15 PM
Try a RSS reader. Plenty for Mac / iOS.
I am in US, can access gizmodo.com.au (design works better than .com version)
I am in US, can access gizmodo.com.au (design works better than .com version)
peck2000
Feb 20, 03:48 PM
Does it have a self-assigned IP when it drops out?
If so, try renaming your wireless network. This has fixed this issue a number of times for me recently.
No, it picks up its IP number from the Linksys just fine. And it keeps the wireless connection fine. For example, I can access the Mini from my MacBook Pro with screensharing just fine ... even after the Mini looses its internet connection.
Like I said, a strange problem ...
If so, try renaming your wireless network. This has fixed this issue a number of times for me recently.
No, it picks up its IP number from the Linksys just fine. And it keeps the wireless connection fine. For example, I can access the Mini from my MacBook Pro with screensharing just fine ... even after the Mini looses its internet connection.
Like I said, a strange problem ...
AVnut
Apr 27, 06:34 PM
Coleman2010
System may not let me PM you until tomorrow as I am new to forum.
I will as soon as I can.
Thanks for offering to help
System may not let me PM you until tomorrow as I am new to forum.
I will as soon as I can.
Thanks for offering to help
Slim02
Mar 14, 08:39 PM
Now that brings back some nice memories ... Walkman, Discman, ... and Sony can make at times really nice designs.
What are you talking about.. Sony still made Walkman and
Discman http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?storeId=10151&langId=-1&catalogId=10551&categoryId=8198552921644761499&N=4294950923&Name=Walkman%20MP3%20&%20Audio%20Players
What are you talking about.. Sony still made Walkman and
Discman http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?storeId=10151&langId=-1&catalogId=10551&categoryId=8198552921644761499&N=4294950923&Name=Walkman%20MP3%20&%20Audio%20Players
