mkrishnan
Mar 20, 08:03 PM
Maybe it's just been ported to Darwin. ;)
Immortal Technique does have tight...technique...though. :D
Immortal Technique does have tight...technique...though. :D
celticpride678
Feb 24, 02:17 PM
MacRumors Live is for events where live blogging takes place. I imagine it was just a mistake by one of the admins.
kingdLo
Apr 29, 07:26 AM
Hey Michelle, wanna FaceTime?
ejrizo
Nov 16, 12:55 PM
too bad I am a Costco guy for life
spazzcat
Nov 17, 09:31 AM
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This sucks I work at Costco and I know for a fact that because Apple gave a exclusive deal to SAMs Costco got mad and when supplies of ALL Apple products run out at Costco there will be NO more! No iPods or iTunes gift cards of any kind. This is Costco's way of playing hard ball with Apple. Each Costco building sold about $200k of Apple products per month!!! That WILL affect Apple! After all Apple should know that Costco will offer FAR better service for iPad sales than Sams! Eventually Apple WILL come around and Costco will begin to sell Apple products again
Right because people will not just go to one of the 100 other places sell Apple hardware. It will not effect them, only Costco...
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This sucks I work at Costco and I know for a fact that because Apple gave a exclusive deal to SAMs Costco got mad and when supplies of ALL Apple products run out at Costco there will be NO more! No iPods or iTunes gift cards of any kind. This is Costco's way of playing hard ball with Apple. Each Costco building sold about $200k of Apple products per month!!! That WILL affect Apple! After all Apple should know that Costco will offer FAR better service for iPad sales than Sams! Eventually Apple WILL come around and Costco will begin to sell Apple products again
Right because people will not just go to one of the 100 other places sell Apple hardware. It will not effect them, only Costco...
hehe299792458
Mar 26, 09:29 PM
Don't install a Dev Preview that you downloaded from Demonoid. That would probably be a great place to start fixing that issue.
When did he say he got Lion from torrents?
When did he say he got Lion from torrents?
Doctor Q
Oct 23, 06:15 PM
Unless you say otherwise, we'll assume that this contest entry supersedes your previous version.
The.316
Dec 8, 01:10 AM
Sorry, I should have been more clear. The entrydoor is in the top right corner, and there is a SLIDING door in the bottom right corner, not a window. Stupid me forgot to mention that. Also, on the right wall as soon as you walk in, there is a double door closet, so nothing can go there. Like the idea Snow, but its back to the drawing board lol.
steiney
Apr 28, 11:31 AM
Yes, it is indeed a hilarious website. I found it a while ago and was also rolling around on the floor laughing. I've even thought about doing it myself. He also posts ads to bait people.
Doozy
Nov 8, 11:12 AM
Has anyone seen an increase in pop-up ads appearing while using safari with the bop-up blocker on.
This is driving me crazy.
Does anyone know of a reliable pop-up blocker plugin?
This is driving me crazy.
Does anyone know of a reliable pop-up blocker plugin?
iGary
Sep 9, 07:26 AM
bida, bida, bida-da-dum....boo!
I've got as far as the checkout at Apple's online store before remembering that I can't remember the last time I would've had a use for it. If I take the plunge it'll mean I've got to find time to do some exercise then I think would the money be better spent on a rowing machine? But I'm not going to use that unless I've got an iPod to listen to. :mad:
So you can hear the voices too, at least that makes me feel better.
Yes, LOUD voices...
I don't freaking need the thing. I have got to have it.
Maybe I should see how long I can go before I go mental.
I've got as far as the checkout at Apple's online store before remembering that I can't remember the last time I would've had a use for it. If I take the plunge it'll mean I've got to find time to do some exercise then I think would the money be better spent on a rowing machine? But I'm not going to use that unless I've got an iPod to listen to. :mad:
So you can hear the voices too, at least that makes me feel better.
Yes, LOUD voices...
I don't freaking need the thing. I have got to have it.
Maybe I should see how long I can go before I go mental.
cpucrash0
May 1, 11:59 PM
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Oh ok. Well i guess i want hd facetime front faceing camera 720p and back camera 1080p
Oh ok. Well i guess i want hd facetime front faceing camera 720p and back camera 1080p
nefan65
May 5, 10:49 AM
Well, I don't think you'll see a lot in terms of the i5 vs. the i7 for what you're doing. I'd get it with the std, 4GB, and upgrade to 8GB later if you think you'll need it. My guess is no, but don't buy what you don't need...
As for iWork vs. Office debate; hard to say. We use iWork with no issues at all. I have Office through work, and honestly for home use, and my son @ school, we all use iWork. It's fast, easy, and simple.
All the other stuff should be fine. Camera's, etc. should all work out of the box. Don't listen to some; iPhoto is great, and works for what it's intended for...if you need more, then go to Aperture, or something like it.
Lastly; 6 years? Hard to tell. Not knowing what you're expectations are. If you're expecting it to last 6 years, then you may want to go to the i7 to extend the processor out a bit. I have no doubt that the OS will run fine, and that the system should last close to 6 years, and perform okay. But it's no guarantee...
Oops! I guess this is the last item, not that previous..lol. Applecare; yes...definitely worth the cost. I'd get it closer to the end of year one though, that'll give 4 really. If you get it now, there's overlap. At least that's how it used to work?
As for iWork vs. Office debate; hard to say. We use iWork with no issues at all. I have Office through work, and honestly for home use, and my son @ school, we all use iWork. It's fast, easy, and simple.
All the other stuff should be fine. Camera's, etc. should all work out of the box. Don't listen to some; iPhoto is great, and works for what it's intended for...if you need more, then go to Aperture, or something like it.
Lastly; 6 years? Hard to tell. Not knowing what you're expectations are. If you're expecting it to last 6 years, then you may want to go to the i7 to extend the processor out a bit. I have no doubt that the OS will run fine, and that the system should last close to 6 years, and perform okay. But it's no guarantee...
Oops! I guess this is the last item, not that previous..lol. Applecare; yes...definitely worth the cost. I'd get it closer to the end of year one though, that'll give 4 really. If you get it now, there's overlap. At least that's how it used to work?
bcollins
Mar 11, 01:19 PM
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I'm really bad at guessing. 75-100 people? Maybe a little less.
How's it doing now? Still growing?
I'm really bad at guessing. 75-100 people? Maybe a little less.
How's it doing now? Still growing?
blevins321
Mar 29, 01:33 PM
If any only if you feel like trying a grand experiment (nothing harmful, just complicated till you do it once), try THIS (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=805573&highlight=mac+automator). They're automator (think script) functions that control ripping and converting of DVDs to avoid user interaction.
I've been using them to bulk-convert my DVD library. Once the initial setup is done (~20 minutes to install all the software), you just insert a DVD. The script will detect this, and ask whether it's a TV show or a Movie. You'll then be asked the title (95% of the time, this will be prefilled from the DVD volume name, but not always), and then it will rip the disk to your hard drive.
Then later, and you can have ripped anywhere from 1-100 disks to your drive, you start another automator function that uses the command-line version of Handbrake (no user input necessary for this, and it's faster than the GUI) to convert the ripped disks to a format that iTunes/iOS likes. (h264 MKVs). Also supports BlueRay burning if you want to make this a substantial investment, but I'd start small ;)
The end result to this are MKV video files that are a very reasonable size (~1.2GB if SD, ~1.7 if HD) that include subtitles, iTunes tags, as well as poster art for the Cover Flow file browser.
I'd be happy to help you implement this (I can Teamviewer into your machine to help you setup). No other reason than it's an excellent solution that will help you to convert your life away from physical media. (No charge lol). After the initial setup is done for the scripts (majority of it is just downloading the needed 'helper' applications), it's simple and quick. <<That offer is open to anyone, btw.
I've been using them to bulk-convert my DVD library. Once the initial setup is done (~20 minutes to install all the software), you just insert a DVD. The script will detect this, and ask whether it's a TV show or a Movie. You'll then be asked the title (95% of the time, this will be prefilled from the DVD volume name, but not always), and then it will rip the disk to your hard drive.
Then later, and you can have ripped anywhere from 1-100 disks to your drive, you start another automator function that uses the command-line version of Handbrake (no user input necessary for this, and it's faster than the GUI) to convert the ripped disks to a format that iTunes/iOS likes. (h264 MKVs). Also supports BlueRay burning if you want to make this a substantial investment, but I'd start small ;)
The end result to this are MKV video files that are a very reasonable size (~1.2GB if SD, ~1.7 if HD) that include subtitles, iTunes tags, as well as poster art for the Cover Flow file browser.
I'd be happy to help you implement this (I can Teamviewer into your machine to help you setup). No other reason than it's an excellent solution that will help you to convert your life away from physical media. (No charge lol). After the initial setup is done for the scripts (majority of it is just downloading the needed 'helper' applications), it's simple and quick. <<That offer is open to anyone, btw.
RebootD
Mar 13, 12:51 PM
So disappointing. First Paul Miller and now Josh and Nilay. As a fan of Apple it was nice to have a guy who unabashedly appreciated their products and wasn't afraid to rate them above other competitors. (Despite the raging lunacy in the comments against anything Apple)
So Gizmodo blows and now Engadget is being 'AOLized' with the talent jumping ship. I will always have this site for Apple-related news but man what is out there for general tech news that is fun AND full of decent journalism?
So Gizmodo blows and now Engadget is being 'AOLized' with the talent jumping ship. I will always have this site for Apple-related news but man what is out there for general tech news that is fun AND full of decent journalism?
oakie
Apr 23, 03:33 PM
it's probably a stain.
you can remove it with a stain remover.
you can remove it with a stain remover.
MatthewCobb
Jan 9, 09:53 AM
iTARDIS?
viizi
Dec 3, 11:53 AM
When worse comes to worse, delete your preference files lol. Always is the solution.
username > library > preferences > photoshop cs5
username > library > preferences > photoshop cs5
Pugdawg1
Dec 15, 12:13 PM
I'm wanting to buy a new printer... doesn't have to be some big fancy expense goliath. LOL.. Cheap and reliable and with decent quality works for me.. any ideas?
iYann
Oct 25, 09:01 PM
oui, mais pas � Laval ! ;)
Mais c'est a deux pas Laval !!! On va te voir demain ?
Yann
Mais c'est a deux pas Laval !!! On va te voir demain ?
Yann
jonathan182
Mar 27, 01:32 PM
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iStudentUK
Apr 14, 02:46 AM
That's normal. Apple doesn't convert prices from USD to local exactly. There are lots of factors - tax for one. US prices are displayed without tax, I don't know if Singapore has VAT or equivalent. Import duties etc have an effect as well. Apple do sometimes change their prices to reflect currency changes but they tend to wait until a product is updated. (For example, iPad one was �429 in the UK, iPad two is �399).
An iMac update can be expected to bring it inline with the new MBPs. Expect a processor bump, thunderbolt and maybe improved graphics. There is no strong indication of a timeframe, but I personally would expect one in the next 2-3 months. Nothing sure there though!
An iMac update can be expected to bring it inline with the new MBPs. Expect a processor bump, thunderbolt and maybe improved graphics. There is no strong indication of a timeframe, but I personally would expect one in the next 2-3 months. Nothing sure there though!
AztecKing
May 2, 01:28 AM
I might be moving to Australia from the US and want to know if my iPad 3G w/w-fi would work there? I know my iPhone won't work there so I assume this won't either.
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