Belisarius
Nov 9, 02:31 AM
Actually, having FOX on board wouldn't mean Star Wars movies coming to iTunes. FOX does not hold the rights to Star Wars, LucasFilm does. This was part of Lucas' original deal with FOX back in 1977 when Ep. IV came out, along with merchandising rights. So no Star Wars on the iTS until Lucas decides to sell them that way, which I think will be a while.
iCeQuBe
Mar 20, 03:10 PM
Would you do $350 shipped to the uk?
I would prefer a sale within the US, if nothing materializes I will contact you.
Thanks.
I would prefer a sale within the US, if nothing materializes I will contact you.
Thanks.
azdude
May 14, 03:33 PM
How to Import CDs into iTunes (http://www.ipodlounge.com/articles_more.php?id=2354_0_8_0_M)
kjs862
Jun 9, 05:03 PM
Steve is on fire here!
Kyffin
Jan 4, 09:35 PM
Sweet shot man, there's a lot of interest in there and well executed (depth of field is spot on imho)- definitely a keeper!
applefan1997
Apr 1, 08:41 PM
Install OS X on it.
sk8mash
Jan 7, 08:11 AM
Cool pic...possibly the most uninventive name ever though haha :p
alexstein
Mar 28, 07:42 AM
i would wipe it clean with a fresh install of XP
I agree. It might take ours to do. But it is still faster to reinstall then trying to get rid of all this adware/spyware junk.
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
I agree. It might take ours to do. But it is still faster to reinstall then trying to get rid of all this adware/spyware junk.
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
miles01110
Apr 21, 03:20 PM
Makes no difference. Use your computer the way you want to; not the way you think you should in order to preserve a replaceable part.
Slacker
Sep 9, 12:22 PM
I'm a big display fan. How about one for apple displays?
highres
Sep 16, 04:59 PM
I got into web design in March this year--with a free Zoomshare site. My bikes were broken and the weather was poor, so I gave it a shot. I used NVU (http://www.nvu.com) up until July. CJB (http://www.cjb.cc) allowed me to be a little more creative on my site, and eventually I bought a domain name and upgraded hosting.
What's kept me going, even though I haven't made a dime yet (free projects), is trying to produce tidy code and learning new CSS tricks. From July-August, I learned CSS and XHTML (strict...). Next summer, I hope to learn PHP, then XML, and so on. What's frustrated me most since March is IE6. My design (http://www.deldindesign.com) site gets a little messed up in IE, so I've got some work to do still...
Is that MS IE6? If so it is full of bugs and is a pain too design for. It stinks, but 83% (http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2005/August/browser.php) of browser users or 63.7 Million people still use it. Firefox is second at 8% or 5.8 Million users (Firefox usage has actually increased quite substantially since its release).
It looks like we will be designing pages with MS IE6 in mind for quite some time, no matter how much of a pain in the ass it is. At least Netscape 4.0 isn't used much anymore, it used to be a nightmare to design for.
I wonder who the 15 people using Netscape 1.0 are? :rolleyes:
What's kept me going, even though I haven't made a dime yet (free projects), is trying to produce tidy code and learning new CSS tricks. From July-August, I learned CSS and XHTML (strict...). Next summer, I hope to learn PHP, then XML, and so on. What's frustrated me most since March is IE6. My design (http://www.deldindesign.com) site gets a little messed up in IE, so I've got some work to do still...
Is that MS IE6? If so it is full of bugs and is a pain too design for. It stinks, but 83% (http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2005/August/browser.php) of browser users or 63.7 Million people still use it. Firefox is second at 8% or 5.8 Million users (Firefox usage has actually increased quite substantially since its release).
It looks like we will be designing pages with MS IE6 in mind for quite some time, no matter how much of a pain in the ass it is. At least Netscape 4.0 isn't used much anymore, it used to be a nightmare to design for.
I wonder who the 15 people using Netscape 1.0 are? :rolleyes:
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?
iliketyla
Mar 28, 08:20 PM
One really huge difference between Apple suing someone over a patent, versus Microsoft, Nokia, Kodak or others doing so, is that at least the latter seem willing to license their patents.
Has Apple ever licensed their technology to others? (Excepting the clones way back when.)
This is why I always respect your opinion on most matters. Even though you're on a Mac forum, you present things in a mostly unbiased manner.
Has Apple ever licensed their technology to others? (Excepting the clones way back when.)
This is why I always respect your opinion on most matters. Even though you're on a Mac forum, you present things in a mostly unbiased manner.
nwmtnbiker
May 1, 06:52 PM
Well I gotta goto bed� If you are using bitesms the official release 5.2 didn't give me that bug only 5.3 beta 4. As of a couple days ago 5.3 beta 5 came out and it resolved the respring issue for me. If you want to try the beta you got to add cydia.bitesms.com/ to the sources.
Prom1
Jun 6, 03:53 PM
Not Bad.
jmann
Oct 10, 10:52 AM
Depending on reviews, I will drop the dollars for this game.
appleguy123
Apr 27, 05:41 PM
Don't they have reprogrammable LED lights???
This would honestly make a good product or iOS app. Every time a new end of the world prediction is announced, you get a push notification and a countdown clock.
This would honestly make a good product or iOS app. Every time a new end of the world prediction is announced, you get a push notification and a countdown clock.
applemike
Feb 7, 09:53 AM
If possible SSH into the device, remove any traces of your dev, then try adding sources manually via SSH and then restarting cydia. if the problem persists, back up the device and re jailbreak it (if possible)
Cydia may have become corrupted whilst you have been trying to build this dev.
Mobile terminal may offer some help, try deleting all packages and sources currently installed (if any) and re loading cydia again
Cydia may have become corrupted whilst you have been trying to build this dev.
Mobile terminal may offer some help, try deleting all packages and sources currently installed (if any) and re loading cydia again
macdim
Mar 14, 01:31 PM
I wonder if Leo Laporte hired him at TWiT. On one of the shows the other day, he said they had a new employee coming in, but didn't say who it was.
Hmmm... I remember Leo saying he wanted a New York studio for a morning show on TWiT.
Engadget is based out of NYC if I'm not mistaken.
Improbable, but it would be cool.
Hmmm... I remember Leo saying he wanted a New York studio for a morning show on TWiT.
Engadget is based out of NYC if I'm not mistaken.
Improbable, but it would be cool.
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
THX1139
Jan 21, 01:08 PM
maybe you should focus more on gaining contract work and be less worried about people trying to copy your work.
Most companies are willing to pay for the work they like ... removing your watermark is more trouble than it is worth.
I totally agree. People waste more money and time trying to protect work without realizing that the value is NOT in the actual work, but the idea that goes behind it. The legitimate people that you want to work with probably won't steal. The others will, and there isn't much you can do about it without turning off the former. If I were to receive a heavily watermarked design, I would think... "gee, this guy has trust issues".
That being said, the only way (without involving attorneys, watermarks and low-rez crap), is to print out and photograph the work. Though, if done poorly, it will have a negative reflection on the work.
Most companies are willing to pay for the work they like ... removing your watermark is more trouble than it is worth.
I totally agree. People waste more money and time trying to protect work without realizing that the value is NOT in the actual work, but the idea that goes behind it. The legitimate people that you want to work with probably won't steal. The others will, and there isn't much you can do about it without turning off the former. If I were to receive a heavily watermarked design, I would think... "gee, this guy has trust issues".
That being said, the only way (without involving attorneys, watermarks and low-rez crap), is to print out and photograph the work. Though, if done poorly, it will have a negative reflection on the work.
scem0
Sep 9, 08:30 AM
wow awesome idea.
Good job arn.
scem0
Good job arn.
scem0
iMac0765
Jul 9, 11:31 PM
jdusoccer12, what category best describes the USB cable fraying...
ChicoWeb
Nov 10, 03:09 PM
I "believe" popup blockers only target popus coming from the body tag. So as we get smarted on preventing popups, they figure out other ways to undermine them.
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