blakespot
Mar 11, 08:18 AM
There's no line here at all. No line to be seen...
blakespot
blakespot
mac15
Sep 9, 03:51 AM
how about a software.macrumors.com?page, that'd be my fav
Bear
Sep 27, 10:31 AM
In my opinion, a 23" screen is better for editing photos since you can have the pictures larger on the screen. (And you can see more when they are at 100%.)
Also, if you want a larger DVD picture, you want the 23" and not 2 20" displays.
There are also some quirks with using 2 displays that depending on what application(s) you use vould be a pain. Yes, here a lot of cases where 2 screens work well.
Also, as a final thought, 2 20" screens take up more desk space and require more head movement to see everything on the screens.
Also, if you want a larger DVD picture, you want the 23" and not 2 20" displays.
There are also some quirks with using 2 displays that depending on what application(s) you use vould be a pain. Yes, here a lot of cases where 2 screens work well.
Also, as a final thought, 2 20" screens take up more desk space and require more head movement to see everything on the screens.
Kilamite
Jul 25, 09:03 AM
Come on ... Apple got shunned for not allowing the iPhone 3G to get multitasking. If they hadn't updated it all, they would have been criticized to pieces.
So you think Apple should allow iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G, even though it cripples it beyond use? Waiting 10+ secs for an SMS to load etc etc. I downgraded my iPhone 3G back to 3.1.3 before giving it away.
So you think Apple should allow iOS 4 on the iPhone 3G, even though it cripples it beyond use? Waiting 10+ secs for an SMS to load etc etc. I downgraded my iPhone 3G back to 3.1.3 before giving it away.
marcbkk
Jan 2, 06:29 AM
I am planning to upgrade from my 3G to an iPhone 4. What is the best way to sync the new iPhone 4 with iTunes the first time to ensure all my data, apps, and everything else gets moved over to my new phone seamlessly?
Cheers...
Cheers...
Silentwave
Oct 23, 09:57 PM
hrm...might as well encapsulate it then implant it subcutaneously!
thesmileman
Jun 23, 02:05 PM
must be nice..here in maryland its a code red day for today and tomorrow, basically means don't go outside. in the 90's and about 100% humidity.
No it isn't. The humidity is high and it is hot as crap. I can't imagine how I am going to wait in line for the iPhone!
No it isn't. The humidity is high and it is hot as crap. I can't imagine how I am going to wait in line for the iPhone!
Superbee3
Apr 6, 04:24 PM
I just bought a pair on ebay but they do not power up. I was going to try and get my money back but I could sell them to you. The speakers look perfect in them. I am not sure why they do not power up.
Let m eknow if you are interested.
Thanks!
Brian
Let m eknow if you are interested.
Thanks!
Brian
sjpetry
Jan 22, 07:12 PM
When you make a thread please have a better title.
Thanks,
Spencer
Thanks,
Spencer
edesignuk
Sep 23, 05:38 PM
why can't america get topless girls in newspapers :(:eek: The great land of the free doesn't get titties with their morning paper??? *shocking*
UTclassof89
Mar 9, 08:44 PM
zip it, and link to the zip file?
MacBytes
Dec 22, 09:06 AM
Category: 3rd Party Software
Link: Neooffice 1.1 beta, with Aqua menus, Mouse wheel support, Text drag-and-drop support, Smaller PDF files, and Support for 40 languages (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20041222100637)
Posted on MacBytes.com (http://www.macbytes.com)
Approved by Mudbug
Link: Neooffice 1.1 beta, with Aqua menus, Mouse wheel support, Text drag-and-drop support, Smaller PDF files, and Support for 40 languages (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20041222100637)
Posted on MacBytes.com (http://www.macbytes.com)
Approved by Mudbug
alph45
Apr 15, 12:21 PM
is this after render or just playback. if it's playback, render first.
HasanDaddy
Jun 24, 07:26 AM
Okay - in line at Fashion Island - they're handing out numbers here - there are around 250 people in line and it's growing fast
hminks
Apr 4, 10:39 AM
Hi guys,
Beware: horror story lays ahead. You're all going to be smacking your heads and thinking I'm a total idiot. Which I am.
Back story: Macbook from late 2007. In perfect working order, battery was still great and everything ran smoothly. I am usually VERY careful with my computer.
Saturday night, I had fallen asleep on my bed with my computer on next to me, and a half a pint of water on my bedside table. My cat decided it would be a good idea to jump up onto my bedside table, and knocked the glass of water over. Water splashed onto my bed and onto my keyboard. I was asleep on the other side of the bed so I didn't realise until I woke up about 4 hours later.
I realised what must have happened and called my boyfriend (he's a tech assistant at his uni). He told me to remove the battery and set the laptop upside down to rest in the sun, and then to look up what to do on Google using my phone. So I Googled "OMG I SPILLED WATER ON MY MACBOOK" and read everyone's advice on what to do. The weird part is that everything I've read has said that people's computers turned off either immediately or a few minutes after the water spilled onto it. My computer didn't turn off - in fact, it was completely frozen. The time still read 4:30am when I looked at it at 8:30am. The power button didn't work when I tried to turn it off so I had to just remove the battery.
LONG STORY SHORT:
Water spills on keyboard, computer doesn't turn off but just freezes. What does this mean? What are the chances that my computer will be okay after a few days of drying out? I'm assuming that nothing shorted out immediately because the thing stayed on. But that could just be wishful thinking.
My computer is over 3 years old so is obviously completely out of warranty. I can't afford to replace the keyboard or, God forbid, the logic board.
Beware: horror story lays ahead. You're all going to be smacking your heads and thinking I'm a total idiot. Which I am.
Back story: Macbook from late 2007. In perfect working order, battery was still great and everything ran smoothly. I am usually VERY careful with my computer.
Saturday night, I had fallen asleep on my bed with my computer on next to me, and a half a pint of water on my bedside table. My cat decided it would be a good idea to jump up onto my bedside table, and knocked the glass of water over. Water splashed onto my bed and onto my keyboard. I was asleep on the other side of the bed so I didn't realise until I woke up about 4 hours later.
I realised what must have happened and called my boyfriend (he's a tech assistant at his uni). He told me to remove the battery and set the laptop upside down to rest in the sun, and then to look up what to do on Google using my phone. So I Googled "OMG I SPILLED WATER ON MY MACBOOK" and read everyone's advice on what to do. The weird part is that everything I've read has said that people's computers turned off either immediately or a few minutes after the water spilled onto it. My computer didn't turn off - in fact, it was completely frozen. The time still read 4:30am when I looked at it at 8:30am. The power button didn't work when I tried to turn it off so I had to just remove the battery.
LONG STORY SHORT:
Water spills on keyboard, computer doesn't turn off but just freezes. What does this mean? What are the chances that my computer will be okay after a few days of drying out? I'm assuming that nothing shorted out immediately because the thing stayed on. But that could just be wishful thinking.
My computer is over 3 years old so is obviously completely out of warranty. I can't afford to replace the keyboard or, God forbid, the logic board.
Playfo
Apr 24, 02:04 AM
Hello there!
Vitaliy from Playfo here.
I am happy to announce that our game Tap The Frog was launched fat App Stores world-wide!
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x134.png
Tap The Frog is a small but awesome speed and reflexes test game. It�s based on the simple and fun collection of 16 mini-games that challenge the player during the gaming experience. Each mini-game is unique and designed to test reaction and quickness of the player.
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x355-5-white.png
You will have an opportunity to drive on frog-car, jump with parachutes, make phone call to hot pink froggiess, make frog triple jumps, tranquilize frogs, pump frogs, and even eat the flies!
All these fun things should be done as quickly and accurately as possible! Any delay threatens the loss of stars which you can acquire while playing the game!
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x355-2.png
Each mini-game will calculate the speed and reaction of the player using 5-point star system, depending on the results.
Geting one star is pretty easy, getting five stars - nearly impossible.
But that's not all! There are a lot of achievement badges that could be unlocked only by hardcore players! :)
- TOP25 in Russian App Store in 1 day after Launch!
- Game of the Week at Nine Over Ten!
- Reviewed by Gamezebo!
"Tap The Frog is a great addition to the long line of highly recommended casual games on the iPhone" - 9/10
"Pretty adorable game" - Gamezebo
"Tap The Frog � un divertente tap game che ci aiuter� a capire i nostri tempi di reazione" - iPhoneItalia
"Amazing reflexes game!" - iPhones.ru
I hope you will enjoy our game!
Rate if you like! - http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/misc/5stars.png
Youtube trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqC_0SMDjkk
Gameplay trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW7Ly9oxyio
Purchase/download link:
iPhone/iPod Touch version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tap-the-frog/id427774127?mt=8&ls=1
iPad version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tap-the-frog-hd/id429649096?mt=8&ls=1
Vitaliy from Playfo here.
I am happy to announce that our game Tap The Frog was launched fat App Stores world-wide!
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x134.png
Tap The Frog is a small but awesome speed and reflexes test game. It�s based on the simple and fun collection of 16 mini-games that challenge the player during the gaming experience. Each mini-game is unique and designed to test reaction and quickness of the player.
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x355-5-white.png
You will have an opportunity to drive on frog-car, jump with parachutes, make phone call to hot pink froggiess, make frog triple jumps, tranquilize frogs, pump frogs, and even eat the flies!
All these fun things should be done as quickly and accurately as possible! Any delay threatens the loss of stars which you can acquire while playing the game!
http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/525/TTF_Banner_525x355-2.png
Each mini-game will calculate the speed and reaction of the player using 5-point star system, depending on the results.
Geting one star is pretty easy, getting five stars - nearly impossible.
But that's not all! There are a lot of achievement badges that could be unlocked only by hardcore players! :)
- TOP25 in Russian App Store in 1 day after Launch!
- Game of the Week at Nine Over Ten!
- Reviewed by Gamezebo!
"Tap The Frog is a great addition to the long line of highly recommended casual games on the iPhone" - 9/10
"Pretty adorable game" - Gamezebo
"Tap The Frog � un divertente tap game che ci aiuter� a capire i nostri tempi di reazione" - iPhoneItalia
"Amazing reflexes game!" - iPhones.ru
I hope you will enjoy our game!
Rate if you like! - http://tapthefrog.com/presskit/misc/5stars.png
Youtube trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqC_0SMDjkk
Gameplay trailer - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW7Ly9oxyio
Purchase/download link:
iPhone/iPod Touch version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tap-the-frog/id427774127?mt=8&ls=1
iPad version - http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tap-the-frog-hd/id429649096?mt=8&ls=1
james-bailey
May 5, 10:35 AM
Hey folks, got a 2.6 i5 MBP here and at times it gets a bit too hot, especially during Skype of all things? Not a major problem.
I have downloaded and intalled iStat which looks a cool piece of software - accessed via the 'DashBoard' but what I would prefer is to have the temperature, cpu usage, fan speed etc constantly displayed, somewhere on my screen regardless of what I am doing - is this possible?
Thanks
James
I have downloaded and intalled iStat which looks a cool piece of software - accessed via the 'DashBoard' but what I would prefer is to have the temperature, cpu usage, fan speed etc constantly displayed, somewhere on my screen regardless of what I am doing - is this possible?
Thanks
James
plumbingandtech
Jan 14, 04:50 PM
That was is East -lol
No. It's south!! :D
No. It's south!! :D
gnasher729
Apr 15, 07:46 AM
Just for your information:
PBS News Hour (http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/world/jan-june11/china_04-13.html)
Just for your information: If you had bothered to go to Apple's website, look around a bit, and find their annual report about working conditions for employees of their suppliers, you would have found that Apple investigated the case long time ago, Apple's supplier fired a contractor who was found to be using illegal methods and reported that contractor to authorities in China, and everyone whose health was affected is now actually back to work.
Old news? They just broadcasted the story yesterday. :confused:
Yes. They re-broadcast a year old story yesterday, about a problem that has long since been resolved.
Its not just iphone production or Apple either. Foxconn makes stuff for every major electronics manufacturer.
So this is not an Apple issue. It's Foxconn's issue and the fact that the Chinese government allows them to get away with it.
This happened at a contractor who produced parts for iPhones, so Apple actually made it their issue and resolved it. You can say all day long "problems in China are not Apple's problems", but Apple disagrees strongly with you. And maybe the Chinese government lets companies get away with things, but Apple doesn't.
Old news. And yes, it is awful. But unfortunately, it's China, so nothing will be done about it.
Nothing will be done about it in the future, because something has been done about it, months ago.
PBS News Hour (http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/world/jan-june11/china_04-13.html)
Just for your information: If you had bothered to go to Apple's website, look around a bit, and find their annual report about working conditions for employees of their suppliers, you would have found that Apple investigated the case long time ago, Apple's supplier fired a contractor who was found to be using illegal methods and reported that contractor to authorities in China, and everyone whose health was affected is now actually back to work.
Old news? They just broadcasted the story yesterday. :confused:
Yes. They re-broadcast a year old story yesterday, about a problem that has long since been resolved.
Its not just iphone production or Apple either. Foxconn makes stuff for every major electronics manufacturer.
So this is not an Apple issue. It's Foxconn's issue and the fact that the Chinese government allows them to get away with it.
This happened at a contractor who produced parts for iPhones, so Apple actually made it their issue and resolved it. You can say all day long "problems in China are not Apple's problems", but Apple disagrees strongly with you. And maybe the Chinese government lets companies get away with things, but Apple doesn't.
Old news. And yes, it is awful. But unfortunately, it's China, so nothing will be done about it.
Nothing will be done about it in the future, because something has been done about it, months ago.
Ronald Lewis
Jun 18, 06:28 PM
I'll be at Aspen Grove in Littleton.
iMacC2D
Dec 6, 03:42 PM
Great post & well done.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
evil_santa
Aug 16, 06:57 PM
There is the theory of the Moebius, a twist in the fabric of space,
where time becomes a loop....
where time becomes a loop....
sochet
Feb 22, 02:13 PM
The daily mail also have a video of him leaving a shop, looking "frail and unsure on his feet"
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1359384/Steve-Jobs-Video-gaunt-Apple-boss-weaving-feet-spark-new-rumours-health.html?ITO=1490
I must point out to all the non Brits here, the Daily mail is quite possibly the worst paper in this country. They're xeno and homophobic and often print outright lies.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1359384/Steve-Jobs-Video-gaunt-Apple-boss-weaving-feet-spark-new-rumours-health.html?ITO=1490
I must point out to all the non Brits here, the Daily mail is quite possibly the worst paper in this country. They're xeno and homophobic and often print outright lies.
thedoc1111
Jan 25, 02:29 AM
It works, and it is just usable (on a fast system), but it is not a complicated app to write at all - basically just a nice RealBasic frontend to qemu. Amazingly, despite qemu's shockingness on x86/x86 virtualisation, its PPC emulation is quite good?? Don't know what happened there ;)
Mike
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