iShater
May 24, 09:32 PM
For those of you using the SMP client, are you finding that you have to run pretty much 24/7 in order to make the work unit deadlines?
I'm using the InCrease client, which on my iMac started using the SMP core. The deadlines are tights, and I am probably going to switch to the normal client when I am done with the current unit and just kick off two local cores. That way I have a normal deadline, and both cores work when the iMac is on.
I'm using the InCrease client, which on my iMac started using the SMP core. The deadlines are tights, and I am probably going to switch to the normal client when I am done with the current unit and just kick off two local cores. That way I have a normal deadline, and both cores work when the iMac is on.
R94N
Sep 1, 01:13 AM
Isn't the eMate smaller in size than a Macbook? I doubt the screen would fit.
Yeah, I thought it was more of a modern-day Netbook size rather than a standard MacBook.
Yeah, I thought it was more of a modern-day Netbook size rather than a standard MacBook.
macquariumguy
Dec 16, 06:03 AM
Very nice work. The only thing I would change in the last picture would be to substitute the older 400K external drive for the 800K you've got.
Nonetheless, well done.
Nonetheless, well done.
Hastings101
Apr 4, 05:30 PM
Nothing that I've heard of so far. Some people have trouble installing Windows under bootcamp on the devices but there's no hardware problems as of yet.
I think the problems usually are greatly exaggerated anyway. I bought a 27" iMac and those are supposed to have yellow screening and to overheat but mine runs cool and looks perfect.
I think the problems usually are greatly exaggerated anyway. I bought a 27" iMac and those are supposed to have yellow screening and to overheat but mine runs cool and looks perfect.
icloud
Oct 19, 06:38 PM
Seems they got it backwards. I'd charge for the site and offer a mobile version of it free (or a nominal charge) to those paying members of my site.
prmccarron
Apr 16, 09:13 AM
I think I'm going to get the Lion developer preview today (LEGALLY thx) but I have a few questions for people that already have it:
1. How does it work? Do I download an install file and burn it to a DVD?
2. How should I go about installing it? If I don't install it on a partition, will my files be overwritten? Because I do /NOT/ want to lose stuff (I have a Time Machine backup)
3. What happens if something goes wrong? I have the original install disks, but... I don't know.
Answers to any of these would be very appreciated. Thanks so much!
1. How does it work? Do I download an install file and burn it to a DVD?
2. How should I go about installing it? If I don't install it on a partition, will my files be overwritten? Because I do /NOT/ want to lose stuff (I have a Time Machine backup)
3. What happens if something goes wrong? I have the original install disks, but... I don't know.
Answers to any of these would be very appreciated. Thanks so much!
TheMacBookPro
Apr 24, 09:18 PM
From Apple HK:
My new BTO Air (1.6/4/128)'s shipping was estimated at 3 days, ordered on Friday. It and the ext SuperDrive both shipped by Monday and arrived at my doorstep on Wednesday. (SD shipped from Singapore, Mac shipped from Shanghai)
I guess it depends where the item ships from. If it's from the US (some people have reported that Apple refurbs ship from the US now, some say China) then I guess it should be similar since the estimated shipping time is the same. From China I'd add a few days to the equation.
BTW refurbs only come in a plain white box, no retail packaging, so if you're planning on giving this as a gift, keep that in mind.
My new BTO Air (1.6/4/128)'s shipping was estimated at 3 days, ordered on Friday. It and the ext SuperDrive both shipped by Monday and arrived at my doorstep on Wednesday. (SD shipped from Singapore, Mac shipped from Shanghai)
I guess it depends where the item ships from. If it's from the US (some people have reported that Apple refurbs ship from the US now, some say China) then I guess it should be similar since the estimated shipping time is the same. From China I'd add a few days to the equation.
BTW refurbs only come in a plain white box, no retail packaging, so if you're planning on giving this as a gift, keep that in mind.
BGTHEMOGUL
May 3, 06:41 PM
Because I don't want them going to that folder at all. I like to email a picture and delete it right after or drag and drop it to the appropriate folder.
Mr. Anderson
Aug 13, 11:33 AM
simple 1,000,000 entry
and no, I'm not able to win a prize, just doing it for fun.
D
and no, I'm not able to win a prize, just doing it for fun.
D
ryanduff
Oct 26, 04:28 PM
I am still at work looking to get over there ASAP. but if there is only 10 people in line i know i can take my time. I am sure once 5pm hits and everyone get off work, the line will start to fill up fast.
Bern
Sep 22, 04:35 PM
Well you have 3 choices:-
1. Buy now
2. Wait for Mactel
3. Update your pc when Vista is released because apparently no current pc will run Vista.
1. Buy now
2. Wait for Mactel
3. Update your pc when Vista is released because apparently no current pc will run Vista.
Kwill
Apr 27, 12:37 AM
Andy Rubin sounds very wishy washy. Steve Jobs is very clear about it.
Yes, I noticed that too. Rubin was asked what data is Google collecting from Android users. He then responded, we are not keeping track of every app you download, "and stuff like that."
What does that mean?
Yes, I noticed that too. Rubin was asked what data is Google collecting from Android users. He then responded, we are not keeping track of every app you download, "and stuff like that."
What does that mean?
doucy2
Sep 24, 07:15 AM
my vote is for the XT ati products are denerally better then nvidia one and tend to last longer
but thats just my 2 cents worth
but thats just my 2 cents worth
vbagley
Apr 15, 01:28 PM
My reply in red.
Really two different things the OP needs. One he knows about, and one he doesn't.
First, a request for some clarification. You have a DSL modem that has a single Ethernet port on the back, right? Right! You stated "no wireless". I'm assuming that that's due to some kind of restriction - i.e. workplace or parents or whoever said "no wireless". Is this correct? Yes, it's a restriction. Or do you simply mean that your DSL modem doesn't have WiFi?
Anyway, if there is some "no wireless" restriction, then the wireless router one person suggested is out.
Does the DSL modem have NAT built in? Do you know what NAT is? (Do a little Wikipedia research...) NAT allows several computers to share a single Internet connection. It changes the packets going out to the Internet so that they all come from the same address. It also provides *some* firewall protection, in that incoming packets are only accepted if they match-up with an outgoing packet. By default, a NAT router won't accept any incoming connections. You can set it up to accept incoming connections, in that case you need to designate which computer to send them to for a given port.
This is of no concern to you unless you are running a server, etc. Not running a server. It's a AT&T DSL modem.
If your DSL modem does not have NAT, and also doesn't have some kind of firewall, then you are currently *very* vulnerable to attack. Ack! That's all I need to hear!
It would be useful to post your DSL modem model. Westell-black one! AT&T always asks, "the black or the gray," when I have to call.
If it does have NAT, then I'm a bit surprised that they didn't build in a small Ethernet switch and give you multiple Ethernet ports. If it does have NAT, then you should only need to add an Ethernet switch. Get a gigabit switch, which will make then connection BETWEEN your Macs very fast. (For copying files back and forth, etc.) For the Internet connection, gigabit is a non-issue, since Internet speeds are (typically) way below that of even a 100M switch.
If it doesn't have NAT, then you need a router or firewall. Think "wifi router without the wifi". It's a bit of a specialty product, because they are usually built into a WiFi device, cable modem, or DSL modem.
You can also look for a compatible DSL modem that has a built-in router and switch. So... I should look for another modem with a built-in router and switch? I don't intend to exchange files between the macs since one for one type of business and the other is for all my graphics.
You will have to check your provider's terms of service to see if it's OK to connect more than one computer. Generally, though, the provider won't be able to detect that you are using NAT, so won't know in any case.
Oiyvay! More waiting on hold! Maybe the best thing to do is connect and disconnect from the modem with whichever mac I happen to be using at the time?
It seems there are never easy answers for my questions.
Really two different things the OP needs. One he knows about, and one he doesn't.
First, a request for some clarification. You have a DSL modem that has a single Ethernet port on the back, right? Right! You stated "no wireless". I'm assuming that that's due to some kind of restriction - i.e. workplace or parents or whoever said "no wireless". Is this correct? Yes, it's a restriction. Or do you simply mean that your DSL modem doesn't have WiFi?
Anyway, if there is some "no wireless" restriction, then the wireless router one person suggested is out.
Does the DSL modem have NAT built in? Do you know what NAT is? (Do a little Wikipedia research...) NAT allows several computers to share a single Internet connection. It changes the packets going out to the Internet so that they all come from the same address. It also provides *some* firewall protection, in that incoming packets are only accepted if they match-up with an outgoing packet. By default, a NAT router won't accept any incoming connections. You can set it up to accept incoming connections, in that case you need to designate which computer to send them to for a given port.
This is of no concern to you unless you are running a server, etc. Not running a server. It's a AT&T DSL modem.
If your DSL modem does not have NAT, and also doesn't have some kind of firewall, then you are currently *very* vulnerable to attack. Ack! That's all I need to hear!
It would be useful to post your DSL modem model. Westell-black one! AT&T always asks, "the black or the gray," when I have to call.
If it does have NAT, then I'm a bit surprised that they didn't build in a small Ethernet switch and give you multiple Ethernet ports. If it does have NAT, then you should only need to add an Ethernet switch. Get a gigabit switch, which will make then connection BETWEEN your Macs very fast. (For copying files back and forth, etc.) For the Internet connection, gigabit is a non-issue, since Internet speeds are (typically) way below that of even a 100M switch.
If it doesn't have NAT, then you need a router or firewall. Think "wifi router without the wifi". It's a bit of a specialty product, because they are usually built into a WiFi device, cable modem, or DSL modem.
You can also look for a compatible DSL modem that has a built-in router and switch. So... I should look for another modem with a built-in router and switch? I don't intend to exchange files between the macs since one for one type of business and the other is for all my graphics.
You will have to check your provider's terms of service to see if it's OK to connect more than one computer. Generally, though, the provider won't be able to detect that you are using NAT, so won't know in any case.
Oiyvay! More waiting on hold! Maybe the best thing to do is connect and disconnect from the modem with whichever mac I happen to be using at the time?
It seems there are never easy answers for my questions.
jsw
Jan 15, 12:24 PM
its even on Version Tracker (http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25287)
But, of course, with no feedback, as of when I checked.
Edit: VPC7 is, what, $100 more? For once, I'd say it's worth it. Yes, the VPC versions that include Windows cost even more, but I'm assuming you've got your own licensed version, since you'd need one for this as well.
But, of course, with no feedback, as of when I checked.
Edit: VPC7 is, what, $100 more? For once, I'd say it's worth it. Yes, the VPC versions that include Windows cost even more, but I'm assuming you've got your own licensed version, since you'd need one for this as well.
iPimpin
Mar 18, 06:56 PM
I am having trouble activating 3G in my used (craigslist 32gig 3G) iPad with used Sim. How do I get AT&T to reset this so I can activate 3G service in my name?
Dagless
Apr 14, 06:57 PM
And the adverts for them just crashed out Safari.
Alaerian
Mar 10, 09:38 PM
There will be a new iPhone this year - in Summer.
The new iPhone will have the same dual-core "A5" chip as the iPad 2. Possibly at a lower clock speed than the iPad 2, similar to the A4 in the iPad 1 vs. iPhone 4.
Those two are effectively "givens".
Nothing is a "given" until it is specifically noted by Apple. Speculate all you want, but nothing is set in stone.
I LOATHE when people say things like this.
The new iPhone will have the same dual-core "A5" chip as the iPad 2. Possibly at a lower clock speed than the iPad 2, similar to the A4 in the iPad 1 vs. iPhone 4.
Those two are effectively "givens".
Nothing is a "given" until it is specifically noted by Apple. Speculate all you want, but nothing is set in stone.
I LOATHE when people say things like this.
zblaxberg
Mar 9, 08:54 AM
Hello everyone!
I am wondering if somebody could help me. For the last 3 months I have been working on creating an animated stopmotion film. I have created the real 3D sets, done the clay figures and shot the still images. As I am not very good with computers and all the settings that there are, I just imported every single image from iPhoto into Imovie and changed the time lapse for each image to 0,2 and that�s how I created the animated film. It looks good, but since the film is now over 5 min long, the software (or can it be my computer?)get�s really slow. Sometimes I can�t even watch the video, and definitely not in the full size mode, just on a small video image in imovie.
I am getting really stressed about this now since I have put so much work into it and just want to finish the project (maybe add another 2 more min) and export it to a dvd with as good quality as possible.
I started to read about imovie and discovered it isn�t supposed to be used for stopmotion. So.. I just got istopmotion and did a small test reimporting just onescene, then trying to export it, and importing it into imovie (i like using imovie because of all the possibilities of playing around with contrasts and colors)
But now the quality of the images looks really bad. It isn�t at all as sharp as before. I have tried so many different settings while exporting from istopmotion, but it doesn�t seem to make much difference. I am working in 4:3 ration, and the best option seems to be HD ( but in 16:9 only) so that doesnt seem to work.
Does anybody have any advice for me?
Should I use a completely different software for this and start from scratch?
Or is there maybe just some small trick that I am missing??
I would be very thankful for help!
Lia
What codec is istopmotion exporting the video at? It's probably compressing the video before you send it back into iMovie which is exactly what you don't want it to do.
I am wondering if somebody could help me. For the last 3 months I have been working on creating an animated stopmotion film. I have created the real 3D sets, done the clay figures and shot the still images. As I am not very good with computers and all the settings that there are, I just imported every single image from iPhoto into Imovie and changed the time lapse for each image to 0,2 and that�s how I created the animated film. It looks good, but since the film is now over 5 min long, the software (or can it be my computer?)get�s really slow. Sometimes I can�t even watch the video, and definitely not in the full size mode, just on a small video image in imovie.
I am getting really stressed about this now since I have put so much work into it and just want to finish the project (maybe add another 2 more min) and export it to a dvd with as good quality as possible.
I started to read about imovie and discovered it isn�t supposed to be used for stopmotion. So.. I just got istopmotion and did a small test reimporting just onescene, then trying to export it, and importing it into imovie (i like using imovie because of all the possibilities of playing around with contrasts and colors)
But now the quality of the images looks really bad. It isn�t at all as sharp as before. I have tried so many different settings while exporting from istopmotion, but it doesn�t seem to make much difference. I am working in 4:3 ration, and the best option seems to be HD ( but in 16:9 only) so that doesnt seem to work.
Does anybody have any advice for me?
Should I use a completely different software for this and start from scratch?
Or is there maybe just some small trick that I am missing??
I would be very thankful for help!
Lia
What codec is istopmotion exporting the video at? It's probably compressing the video before you send it back into iMovie which is exactly what you don't want it to do.
Applejuiced
May 1, 10:39 PM
hopefully a few Sn0wBreeze experts will chime in most of us don't use it. My PC os Hackintoshed duel boot. in most cases I prefer to use Mac to jailbreak. I can tell you Sn0wbreeze is not well received. Main reason I'm telling is there might not be the fastest response on this.
Same here, Im done hunting custom IPSW's created with pwnage on the internet.
Booting to my hackintosh and making pwnage pwned firware is great:D
Back to the OP's question I believe he can JB tethered on 4.2.7 and then install the patch from the pushfix repo to untether his CDMA iphone on 4.2.7
Same here, Im done hunting custom IPSW's created with pwnage on the internet.
Booting to my hackintosh and making pwnage pwned firware is great:D
Back to the OP's question I believe he can JB tethered on 4.2.7 and then install the patch from the pushfix repo to untether his CDMA iphone on 4.2.7
Cindori
Apr 20, 05:20 AM
...high 40's?
mate, they are rated up to like 110 celsius. anything below 90 is normal.
mate, they are rated up to like 110 celsius. anything below 90 is normal.
djsound
Feb 24, 04:36 PM
Well I think it'll take me some time to learn to navigate my way around. I will have to do this next clients website my old way and learn WP in my spare time ....I was trying to use a child them of a Genesis theme and trying to find certain css in PHP files was a disaster since it was a child them of the parent them....it was crazy...
SandboxGeneral
Mar 27, 08:52 PM
WRONG. Accessories can let your Mac have USB 3.0:
http://www.lacie.com/company/news/news.htm?id=10602
Thanks for the kindhearted correction.
http://www.lacie.com/company/news/news.htm?id=10602
Thanks for the kindhearted correction.
Ivabign
May 4, 10:43 AM
Is there a way to do this?
My wife syncs her iPhone on a PC - not a mac.
Help save my marriage!
My wife syncs her iPhone on a PC - not a mac.
Help save my marriage!
No comments:
Post a Comment