Saar
Apr 1, 02:38 PM
192.169.1.2 is a private IP.
You need to get yourself a public IP address.
You need to get yourself a public IP address.
Blue Velvet
Mar 11, 12:32 PM
Nice to see some wise heads chiming in on DPI vs PPI, one of my pet pedantic peeves. Now for LPI... ;)
edo10
Jul 1, 10:30 PM
The Speck Candyshell is a nice case, its silicon on the inside but plastic on the outside so you don't really feel it and it has a pretty slim profile. I think it's about $20 from amazon
Hope this helps!
Hope this helps!
garry12
Jan 15, 04:47 AM
I always liked the name Showtime. It was suggested when Apple announced movies on iTunes.
Nero already has an app called Nero Showtime so that's not gonna work
Nero already has an app called Nero Showtime so that's not gonna work
iCeQuBe
Feb 14, 07:48 PM
I just wanted to post and say Calvinatir is an excellent seller. The product is better then described! The packaging seemed professionally done and Calvin has been extremely helpful answering all my questions. Do not hesitate to purchase from this seller, I sure will in the future! Thanks again Calvin!
Just a side note that I had the exact same problem with my iPhone and brought it to the Apple store here and they swapped it out for a new one. I am sure you can do the same all iPhones are still under warranty. You may have already done this but i wanted to let you know.
Just a side note that I had the exact same problem with my iPhone and brought it to the Apple store here and they swapped it out for a new one. I am sure you can do the same all iPhones are still under warranty. You may have already done this but i wanted to let you know.
bocomo
Mar 14, 12:50 PM
Doesn't opening the Illustrator file in Photoshop rasterize the file? There should have been a dialog box asking at what resolution the vectors should be rasterized, right?
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.
vincenz
Feb 24, 06:09 PM
I've wanted to try wordpress, but it seems like all the blogs on there tend to end up looking the same.
hayduke
Jan 6, 06:00 PM
Great pic.
johneaston
Apr 29, 05:08 AM
I can download bank statements from my bank as PDFs, however, each month comes as its own PDF.
Can I merge them all to one easy-to-browse PDF for the whole of 2010?
Can I merge them all to one easy-to-browse PDF for the whole of 2010?
.jpg "quotes on life lessons. then")
whooleytoo
Mar 22, 07:48 AM
Halo had/has the potential for an excellent film - especially with Peter Jackson reportedly interested in directing.
SirStrumalot
Apr 30, 04:04 PM
What baseband is the phone running?
Lollypop
Aug 9, 01:28 AM
Im glad apple is still supporting OS, im really pleased they are drawing a bit of attention to bonjour/Zero-config/whatever they call it this week, its a cool technology that is only really recieveing bigtime attention on the mac.
Im not surprised that the OS version of 10.4.7 is a bit different than the commercial version of 10.4.7, bound to happen that there are some stuff in the kernel that apple cant let out in the wild due to external licence agreements.
Im not surprised that the OS version of 10.4.7 is a bit different than the commercial version of 10.4.7, bound to happen that there are some stuff in the kernel that apple cant let out in the wild due to external licence agreements.
applegeek13
May 29, 10:15 AM
I could build a pc, but that's not my point. And I had a dream about one last night, so the gods have spoken.
iToaster
May 20, 06:18 PM
I've been curious about F@H recently. I've got a Mac Pro idle for most of the day that I'd love to contribute... do I need to do anything aside from getting the program from the website and turning it on in system prefs... my viewer only shows a demo, is there something more I should be doing, this makes me think so.
Derekuda
Jan 15, 02:14 AM
Anyone think a price drop for the iPhone tmw? If Steve suprizes us again with another 100-200 price drop, I would pick up an iPhone in a heart beat.
GoldBlue
May 5, 10:36 AM
Need some advice. That last Apple I used was an Apple IIe back when I was a kid. Still miss playing some of those games, but I digress. I am going to switch to a new iMac. Wife has an iphone and kids have 4th gen ipods so I have a little familiarity.
I currently have 6 year old HP Windows machine. 250 gig HD, Intel Core processor, slow as molasis.
I have decided to purchase the 21 "" model and would like advice on which one and if I should add anything. ie buy the $1199 model but upgrade x.
Does the $300 justifiy the 500 increase in HD with better chip and graphics chip?
I was thinking of using buying the one-to-one sevice becasue my current Windows machine has 100 gigs of itunes music and a ton of valuable (to me) pictures. Worth it?
I have 3 grade school kids that don't do much gaming (yet) other than on our PS3 and Wii. They might in the future.
I also want to get a word processor program for them. Is iWork sufficient or should I get MS Office? Will it be sufficient when they are in High School. iWork files give any problems when transfering to a Office Windows machine?
The main thing I want the computer for is as a media hub for my family. iphoto, itunes, perhaps some HD video taken from my Canon T1i. Also for web browsing and the schoool projects.
Finally, should I purchase apple care?
I expect this computer to last my family for at least 6 years. (I hope)
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
I currently have 6 year old HP Windows machine. 250 gig HD, Intel Core processor, slow as molasis.
I have decided to purchase the 21 "" model and would like advice on which one and if I should add anything. ie buy the $1199 model but upgrade x.
Does the $300 justifiy the 500 increase in HD with better chip and graphics chip?
I was thinking of using buying the one-to-one sevice becasue my current Windows machine has 100 gigs of itunes music and a ton of valuable (to me) pictures. Worth it?
I have 3 grade school kids that don't do much gaming (yet) other than on our PS3 and Wii. They might in the future.
I also want to get a word processor program for them. Is iWork sufficient or should I get MS Office? Will it be sufficient when they are in High School. iWork files give any problems when transfering to a Office Windows machine?
The main thing I want the computer for is as a media hub for my family. iphoto, itunes, perhaps some HD video taken from my Canon T1i. Also for web browsing and the schoool projects.
Finally, should I purchase apple care?
I expect this computer to last my family for at least 6 years. (I hope)
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
mrapplegate
Apr 24, 07:36 AM
The bug that has always bugged me is still there, i.e., Mail plays sound whenever there's junk mail in the junk box filtered out with rules. :mad:
Maybe consider using SpamSieve (http://c-command.com/spamsieve/). You can turn off mail sounds and have the spam program alert you only when you have real mail. Plus it is just a great spam program vs Apple's Junkmail system.
Maybe consider using SpamSieve (http://c-command.com/spamsieve/). You can turn off mail sounds and have the spam program alert you only when you have real mail. Plus it is just a great spam program vs Apple's Junkmail system.
JASApplications
Apr 24, 12:01 PM
Safari.
idelovski
Apr 8, 03:44 AM
A leak...
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self.navigationItem.title = @"Main";
- (void)viewDidLoad {
self.navigationItem.title = @"Main";
julie.hao
Apr 20, 03:44 AM
I've found a solution to play Amazon Cloud Player on the iPhone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb6rmt9GnN8
Just stream it from the computer via WiFi2HiFi. Its handy when you have a sound dock and a computer in the same room.
You are right! WiFi2HiFi app can not only stream Amazon Cloud Player, but also
Spotify, Grooveshark and all the others. My favorite app!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb6rmt9GnN8
Just stream it from the computer via WiFi2HiFi. Its handy when you have a sound dock and a computer in the same room.
You are right! WiFi2HiFi app can not only stream Amazon Cloud Player, but also
Spotify, Grooveshark and all the others. My favorite app!
Stokes
Apr 3, 01:26 PM
Hey Guys,
I didn't have any luck searching the forum, and it might be because I'm just too ignorant to even identify my problem correctly.
I just picked up an original iPad. When I log into my yahoo account and go through my emails, all the picture attachments come up as blue boxes with a question mark in them.
How do I view these attachments?
I didn't have any luck searching the forum, and it might be because I'm just too ignorant to even identify my problem correctly.
I just picked up an original iPad. When I log into my yahoo account and go through my emails, all the picture attachments come up as blue boxes with a question mark in them.
How do I view these attachments?
loudestnoise
Oct 19, 01:24 AM
I pre-ordered my copy, but who can pass up on an opportunity to hang out with other Mac fanatics. I mean, I can't. Also, the possibility of free Leopard T-Shirt? Just icing on the cake. I'll be there around 4:30 or so @ Green Hills. Funny to think the last OS release I went to was at 'ol MacAuthority.
Prom1
Dec 21, 12:27 AM
The WiFi music sync in Blackberry Desktop Manager 2.0 for Mac OS X *only* works with Blackberry OS 6.
There is only one currently shipping OS 6 device: The Blackberry Torch on AT&T.
No wonder RIM's marketshare is plummeting like a rock. The non-advancement is breathtakingly stupid.
The FAIL is YOU for not READING.
WIFI music sync is specific to BB6 and was not promised for BB5 or lower devices - upgrade or pucker up. MAN you guys complain WAAAAY too much. Also BB6 is on: 9800 Torch, 9780, Style, and officially released by 1 carrier for 9100 Pearl (yet you cannot update other carriers firmware when using BBDM for Mac - you CAN using Windows or VMWare with Windows).
There is only one currently shipping OS 6 device: The Blackberry Torch on AT&T.
No wonder RIM's marketshare is plummeting like a rock. The non-advancement is breathtakingly stupid.
The FAIL is YOU for not READING.
WIFI music sync is specific to BB6 and was not promised for BB5 or lower devices - upgrade or pucker up. MAN you guys complain WAAAAY too much. Also BB6 is on: 9800 Torch, 9780, Style, and officially released by 1 carrier for 9100 Pearl (yet you cannot update other carriers firmware when using BBDM for Mac - you CAN using Windows or VMWare with Windows).
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