wdlove
Sep 6, 11:45 AM
Yes, it is scary when you are in a hospital and the power goes off. I have had it happen also. In each incidence the backup generator kicked in as scheduled. In the summer, could hear the motor start.
Just glad that everyone is alright. I can visualize exactly what went on in the OR and CCU areas of the hospital.
A time when windows really help.
Just glad that everyone is alright. I can visualize exactly what went on in the OR and CCU areas of the hospital.
A time when windows really help.
SciFrog
Dec 1, 07:10 PM
http://folding.typepad.com/
After GPU3 annoucement (which will run on Mac OS X), we will also have SMP2 which will use threading and not MPI. It should mean the client will not crash when switching network anymore and will have easier stop/resume stability...
After GPU3 annoucement (which will run on Mac OS X), we will also have SMP2 which will use threading and not MPI. It should mean the client will not crash when switching network anymore and will have easier stop/resume stability...
rodolfo52
Mar 2, 09:11 PM
hello, will any of you all be lining up at the Houston Galleria and if you are at what time are you going,:confused:
karlth
May 5, 05:40 AM
I've been developing iPad games on an old Mac Mini. After a memory upgrade normal development runs well apart from the fact that the iPad simulator runs extremely slowly on the setup. 5-10fps compared to 50-60fps on the device itself.
Has anybody any experience with running the iPad simulator on an MBA? Is it as fast as the device?
Has anybody any experience with running the iPad simulator on an MBA? Is it as fast as the device?
Analog Kid
Sep 9, 05:19 AM
Thanks Arn!
Can I suggest os.macrumors.com and ilife.macrumors.com?
Not trying to make things too crazy...
Can I suggest os.macrumors.com and ilife.macrumors.com?
Not trying to make things too crazy...
gearwhore
May 5, 02:46 PM
Have the same problem with Outlook 2011 on MacBook Pro...
aross99
May 5, 11:17 AM
Since you want the computer to be a media hub for your family, and you already have 100GB of media, I would go for the larger hard drive. Your media needs are only going to increase - especially with pictures and video from your T1i.
On the Office/iWorks issue I have to agree that if you are going to be exchanging files with office users (i.e. from work, family, etc), then just get office.
It will help for the kids also, when they are working on files for school. My kids were always working on Word Documents, Powerpoint Documents, etc. After spending alot of time on the documents at home, they need to know they work at school on the Windows machines...
On the subject of Applecare, this will provide you with two additional years of warranty coverage - after your warranty ends. You have to purchase it before the warranty ends, but it doesn't matter if you buy it on day 1 or day 365 - you get the same amount of coverage either way.
Remember Applecare doesn't cover accidental damage. Only warranty type issues, such as a dead motherboard, bad LCD, etc. Sometimes I think you do get preferential treatment at the Apple store though if you have purchased Applecare.
I have had very good luck with my Apple machines, so I don't tend to purchase it. That said, I have a pair of iMac G5's (2006 vintage) that could probably been repaired out of warranty with Applecare.
I would tend to agree on waiting to purchase it if you have any doubts. Give yourself 10 months or so to live with the machine, and see how it is working for you. Read the forums here and see how others with the same models are doing. If you are comfortable with it then you don't have to purchase it. If you have any concerns, then feel free to purchase it for some additional piece of mind.
One last thing - make sure you purchase an external hard drive if you don't already have one. Set it up with Time Machine (included with your Mac) or the backup program of your choice, and make sure all of that media is backed up. If you can, get two drives, and keep one of them at work, or somewhere else offsite, just incase something happens at your home.
Good luck with your new Mac!
On the Office/iWorks issue I have to agree that if you are going to be exchanging files with office users (i.e. from work, family, etc), then just get office.
It will help for the kids also, when they are working on files for school. My kids were always working on Word Documents, Powerpoint Documents, etc. After spending alot of time on the documents at home, they need to know they work at school on the Windows machines...
On the subject of Applecare, this will provide you with two additional years of warranty coverage - after your warranty ends. You have to purchase it before the warranty ends, but it doesn't matter if you buy it on day 1 or day 365 - you get the same amount of coverage either way.
Remember Applecare doesn't cover accidental damage. Only warranty type issues, such as a dead motherboard, bad LCD, etc. Sometimes I think you do get preferential treatment at the Apple store though if you have purchased Applecare.
I have had very good luck with my Apple machines, so I don't tend to purchase it. That said, I have a pair of iMac G5's (2006 vintage) that could probably been repaired out of warranty with Applecare.
I would tend to agree on waiting to purchase it if you have any doubts. Give yourself 10 months or so to live with the machine, and see how it is working for you. Read the forums here and see how others with the same models are doing. If you are comfortable with it then you don't have to purchase it. If you have any concerns, then feel free to purchase it for some additional piece of mind.
One last thing - make sure you purchase an external hard drive if you don't already have one. Set it up with Time Machine (included with your Mac) or the backup program of your choice, and make sure all of that media is backed up. If you can, get two drives, and keep one of them at work, or somewhere else offsite, just incase something happens at your home.
Good luck with your new Mac!
iGary
Sep 10, 01:49 PM
*laughiing* :D
Mr. Anderson
Aug 18, 09:43 AM
Not arn :D
GGJstudios
May 4, 03:46 PM
If I drag the picture from the actual Photo Booth application after I take it onto my desktop does it still put a copy of that photo in the Photo Booth folder?
Dragging it from Photo Booth only makes a copy wherever you drop it, which gives you the ability to drag it to a folder or your Desktop, then drag it again to your Mail icon to email it. To remove the pic from the Photo Booth folder, simply click once on the pic in the Photo Booth app and press the "delete" key. That removes it from the Photo Booth folder.
Dragging it from Photo Booth only makes a copy wherever you drop it, which gives you the ability to drag it to a folder or your Desktop, then drag it again to your Mail icon to email it. To remove the pic from the Photo Booth folder, simply click once on the pic in the Photo Booth app and press the "delete" key. That removes it from the Photo Booth folder.
kuebby
Apr 19, 02:18 PM
Ok, so right now I have an iMac with a 320gb internal drive and a 1tb USB external that I use for both media storage and Time Machine. (it's in 2 partitions)
I just bought an 2x1tb RAID setup and I'm not really sure how I should set it up (0, 1, or individual discs).
Right now I'm kind of leaning towards keeping my 1tb usb external for Time Machine (in 1 1tb partition), and using the RAID external as a RAID 1 (mirroring) of the 2 1tb discs so I have live backups of all my media (ripped TV shows/movies, music, photos, etc) in case of any disc failure.
Any other suggestions?
I just bought an 2x1tb RAID setup and I'm not really sure how I should set it up (0, 1, or individual discs).
Right now I'm kind of leaning towards keeping my 1tb usb external for Time Machine (in 1 1tb partition), and using the RAID external as a RAID 1 (mirroring) of the 2 1tb discs so I have live backups of all my media (ripped TV shows/movies, music, photos, etc) in case of any disc failure.
Any other suggestions?
discounteggroll
May 7, 03:59 AM
there is a firmware update for the black/white macbooks to work on the newer magsafe chargers (which I think have a silly design). Try doing software updates until there are none available
annk
Jan 2, 02:56 PM
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IMO, it might be worth it to add a line to state that when in debate, it is advisable to clearly separate what is your statement based on facts/sources and what is just your own opinion. Not in every thread of course but when the threads is clearly a debate thread where facts and opinions may easily be mixed without proper notation.
I'm fairly certain that one will sort itself out quickly. In addition to it being made clearer in the newly-honed rules, a member who posts something that can be interpreted as a claim of fact will likely be challenged. They will then have to say whether it was simply their opinion, or back it up with something.
It's also possible to debate the reliability of sources, but at least then people are debating something concrete, and again it will have to come down to "I don't feel that source is trustworthy" (opinion), or "here's a study that refutes that claim" (debating the source's reliability on the basis of another source).
The whole point is to make the rules clearer, both for those debating and for those moderating. The problem up to now has been how to moderate problems we can see, but for which the framework as stated wasn't clear enough for us.
IMO, it might be worth it to add a line to state that when in debate, it is advisable to clearly separate what is your statement based on facts/sources and what is just your own opinion. Not in every thread of course but when the threads is clearly a debate thread where facts and opinions may easily be mixed without proper notation.
I'm fairly certain that one will sort itself out quickly. In addition to it being made clearer in the newly-honed rules, a member who posts something that can be interpreted as a claim of fact will likely be challenged. They will then have to say whether it was simply their opinion, or back it up with something.
It's also possible to debate the reliability of sources, but at least then people are debating something concrete, and again it will have to come down to "I don't feel that source is trustworthy" (opinion), or "here's a study that refutes that claim" (debating the source's reliability on the basis of another source).
The whole point is to make the rules clearer, both for those debating and for those moderating. The problem up to now has been how to moderate problems we can see, but for which the framework as stated wasn't clear enough for us.
Le Big Mac
May 3, 07:43 PM
Interesting...haven't heard of this from anywhere before.
And 3-4 weeks has passed since the date of the article.
And 3-4 weeks has passed since the date of the article.
Ice2257
Feb 20, 07:01 AM
They approve Sweepstakes Apps but wont allow my apps that I made for a restraunt.
Boooo
Boooo
geekgirl123
Feb 27, 07:40 PM
I'm a huge fan of musicals (Wicked, Rent, Hairspray, Cats, Chicago) Anyone else know any good Musicals? Whats your fav? :) Mine's Wicked but Chicago and Rent are close behind!
tmash
May 5, 11:50 AM
I am jailbroken on my ipad1 4.3.1 and am getting the unknown error (0xE80080010) as well. Has anyone had any luck getting this ipa on their jailbroken ipad?
Do you have AppSync installed as well? You need to install that first, then you can install this through iTunes.
Do you have AppSync installed as well? You need to install that first, then you can install this through iTunes.
jxyama
Jan 20, 02:12 PM
Originally posted by llamariffic
http://www.themacforums.com This is a really great Mac Forum site and I highly recommend everyone joining and helping this community grow
http://www.themacforums.com/forums/ ( THE MAC FORUMS)
how can it be "great" if it's barely off the ground? :rolleyes:
make it good and see if people will come and stay. that's more of the proper order of things...
no thanks, but good luck to the site...
http://www.themacforums.com This is a really great Mac Forum site and I highly recommend everyone joining and helping this community grow
http://www.themacforums.com/forums/ ( THE MAC FORUMS)
how can it be "great" if it's barely off the ground? :rolleyes:
make it good and see if people will come and stay. that's more of the proper order of things...
no thanks, but good luck to the site...
bradl
Mar 13, 05:44 AM
Makes you wonder if this is related to the AOL/HuffPo deal..
BL.
BL.
bruleke
Feb 14, 02:59 PM
Here are some color designs and a few ideas to work with small spaces.
How? How do you...? But..? What? Forget it! Loved it! :)
Will buy some paint this weekend!
I have already made some changes. The room looks like bigger now! I will make a video after all the changes!
Tks a lot!
How? How do you...? But..? What? Forget it! Loved it! :)
Will buy some paint this weekend!
I have already made some changes. The room looks like bigger now! I will make a video after all the changes!
Tks a lot!
dylanursula
Apr 29, 02:46 PM
Hey all.
I use the TextNow app which is great and allows me to not have a message plan. However there is no way to disable the lockscreen preview as per the standard apple SMS app. This poses a bit of a privacy issue particularly at work where I do not want my family texts to be seen by others.
Is there a hack to disable TextNow preview on lockscreen? Anybother thoughts by all here to help?
Thanks in advance.
I use the TextNow app which is great and allows me to not have a message plan. However there is no way to disable the lockscreen preview as per the standard apple SMS app. This poses a bit of a privacy issue particularly at work where I do not want my family texts to be seen by others.
Is there a hack to disable TextNow preview on lockscreen? Anybother thoughts by all here to help?
Thanks in advance.
cambookpro
Jun 7, 10:48 AM
Thanks guys!!
lokiju
Apr 19, 12:52 PM
Here's the issue.
I have a few folders on my dock that I click on to view the contents.
For example my documents or downloads folders.
If I delete the contents of the downloads folder for example and then click on the dock folder for it, it still shows all the same content in it's view.
If I go to that folder in Finder it's empty like it should be.
The files are gone it's just that the view doesn't refresh when it's on the Dock.
Only rebooting the system will update the view.
I booted off of the install disk and ran through Permissions and Disk repairs thinking maybe that'd resolve it but it did not.
Has anyone here had the same issue and found a way to resolve it?
It only happens on my one system, not any others.
I have a few folders on my dock that I click on to view the contents.
For example my documents or downloads folders.
If I delete the contents of the downloads folder for example and then click on the dock folder for it, it still shows all the same content in it's view.
If I go to that folder in Finder it's empty like it should be.
The files are gone it's just that the view doesn't refresh when it's on the Dock.
Only rebooting the system will update the view.
I booted off of the install disk and ran through Permissions and Disk repairs thinking maybe that'd resolve it but it did not.
Has anyone here had the same issue and found a way to resolve it?
It only happens on my one system, not any others.
DeusInvictus7
Apr 23, 09:23 AM
An example is the U2711, it uses the same panel as the iMac and ACD 27" but it's cheaper than the ACD and has HDMI, displayport, DVI, VGA inputs, as well as having around 6 USB slots. The main difference is that it is anti-glare coated, so not reflective like the ACD. It's also CCFL backlit, which isn't as power efficient as LED, although provides a wider range of colour.
The U2711 is actually not cheaper than the ACD. It's $100 USD more. ($1099)
Unless of course Dell has it on sale, then it'll normally drop to about $799-$899.
The U2711 is actually not cheaper than the ACD. It's $100 USD more. ($1099)
Unless of course Dell has it on sale, then it'll normally drop to about $799-$899.
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