IwantITbadly
Feb 6, 03:46 PM
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maxinflixion
Mar 19, 02:35 PM
Sorry, Apple. Not this time.
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:apple:
Wait!!!!!!!!!
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solowmodel
May 1, 08:06 AM
Looks exactly like PvZ just a different skin :eek:
benixau
Oct 9, 06:49 AM
Some many moons ago ..... a man named Steve obs said that he didn't want a "scribble thing". If for some unknown reason he (as usual) changes his mind (emac), then he would have a lot of explaining to do to old newton developers and users alike.
Kobushi
Sep 16, 08:34 PM
Weird Al is a music genius. He can come up with so many funny lines and he never really has to get vulgar or curse a lot. Being funny without swearing is a pretty high accomplishment in my book.
twoodcc
May 7, 05:29 PM
Woot! Just made the top 100 on team MacRumors!
This is addicting!
MUST FIND MORE MACHINES!
haha. good work!
This is addicting!
MUST FIND MORE MACHINES!
haha. good work!
eagleglen
Mar 20, 01:54 AM
I have a question about inserting photos in your posts when using and iPad (pr iPhone for that mater). I just started using the DropBox app to upload photos to and then using a link to the file. But I was curious if I could do this using any of the services from MobileMe, which I'm paying for. There is the Gallery and iDisk available.
The problems I'm having are that the iDisk doesn't seem to let you upload photos to it, but it does create links to the file. And the Gallery let's you upload to it, but the files links it creates are to the phot's album on the MobileMe site, so the photos doesn't appear when I insert it in a post.
Am I missing something, or is Apple's premium service not as useful as I thought?
The problems I'm having are that the iDisk doesn't seem to let you upload photos to it, but it does create links to the file. And the Gallery let's you upload to it, but the files links it creates are to the phot's album on the MobileMe site, so the photos doesn't appear when I insert it in a post.
Am I missing something, or is Apple's premium service not as useful as I thought?
Badger^2
May 4, 04:04 AM
Apple offers free shipping, always have.
And I prefer macconnection, no tax, free shipping and rebates.
$1100 for base 21", $1585 for base 27"
http://www.macconnection.com/IPA/Shop/Product/Detail.htm?sku=12811636&cac=Result
And I prefer macconnection, no tax, free shipping and rebates.
$1100 for base 21", $1585 for base 27"
http://www.macconnection.com/IPA/Shop/Product/Detail.htm?sku=12811636&cac=Result
mrapplegate
Mar 27, 11:12 AM
i tried on different hardware
i was thinking maybe i could give a log of something and then someone could see where it sticking
Attach it, but you might get more specialized attention if you also posted in the Apple Dev Forum, not that someone here might be able to help.
i was thinking maybe i could give a log of something and then someone could see where it sticking
Attach it, but you might get more specialized attention if you also posted in the Apple Dev Forum, not that someone here might be able to help.
MacBytes
Jul 26, 02:54 PM
http://www.macbytes.com/images/bytessig.gif (http://www.macbytes.com)
Category: Photos
Link: Fans choose iPads over paper at Comic-Con (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100726155454)
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Category: Photos
Link: Fans choose iPads over paper at Comic-Con (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100726155454)
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nanofrog
Apr 14, 06:44 PM
how many users untill saturation point of sata?
As others have mentioned, this isn't possible ATM given the lack of information.
If you at least posted the IOPS performance data from that server, it would help.
As others have mentioned, this isn't possible ATM given the lack of information.
If you at least posted the IOPS performance data from that server, it would help.
Sydde
Apr 17, 12:51 PM
Anything is possible, depending on how much work you want to put into realizing it. Start by reading the NSWindow doc, paying especial attention to the method -initWithContentRect:styleMask:backing:defer: which, by setting the style mask, lets you create a window with no frame or titlebar. You would then have to add a view to handle the titlebar of your own design (with close/minimize/zoom buttons either taken from the system image set or drawn by your own code). You would have to write simple methods to handle clicks in your custom titlebar and its buttons, and also resizing if you need that.
You will also have to use -setOpaque: to make the entire window frame transparent (your other views will not be affected by this unless you give them a transparent background). If you have open areas in your frame that reveal other windows, you might have to figure out how to pass clicks in those areas through to the underlying windows.
You will also have to use -setOpaque: to make the entire window frame transparent (your other views will not be affected by this unless you give them a transparent background). If you have open areas in your frame that reveal other windows, you might have to figure out how to pass clicks in those areas through to the underlying windows.
Vylen
Apr 23, 04:41 AM
I have 32GB of RAM in my Mac Pro and I got the RAM from Superbiiz, it was a steal compared to OWC and Apple's prices. It looks like they have the RAM for $137 (http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=D3-13R8GH1&title=Hynix-DDR3-1333-8GB-ECC-REG-Original-Server-Memory) per 8GB stick, so that'd be just shy of $1100 plus tax and shipping.
Good price.. except it seems Superbiiz only provides a 30-day repair/replacement warranty. After which, it's up to the manufacturer if they'll repair/replace the item. In this case, Hynix... who apparently don't talk to consumers about RMA - they only talk to the sellers. So.. uh.. well, they may or may not replace it.
Buying from OWC/Transintl provide a lifetime warranty.
So.. risk versus less risk... or cheaper vs expensive.
Good price.. except it seems Superbiiz only provides a 30-day repair/replacement warranty. After which, it's up to the manufacturer if they'll repair/replace the item. In this case, Hynix... who apparently don't talk to consumers about RMA - they only talk to the sellers. So.. uh.. well, they may or may not replace it.
Buying from OWC/Transintl provide a lifetime warranty.
So.. risk versus less risk... or cheaper vs expensive.
HexMonkey
Nov 29, 01:27 PM
Wikimedia seems to have bugs with '&' characters in titles. The 'Power Macintosh G3 (Blue & White)' page was never actually deleted, it's just that when you tried to go to it it would take you to 'Power Macintosh G3 (Blue' instead.
Note the matching tattoos.
Note the matching tattoos.
Let#39;s get matching tattoos and
Brother Sister
Kurt Halsey Matching Tattoos
mrzeve
Dec 19, 03:15 PM
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Please feel free to email me with any questions any of you may have. Good luck bidders!
Im not just bidding on the receipt or a picture, right? ;)
You are bidding on a brand new, factory sealed, Microsoft Xbox 360 PREMIUM console system. This was purchased at Best Buy on 11/22/05. You will receive the reciept for proof of purchase as shown in the pictures.
I have 100% feedback rating. Bid with confidence!
Winning bidder will pay $40 for FedEX Ground, $75 for FedEX 2-DAY, or $120 for FedEX Overnight.
Please feel free to email me with any questions any of you may have. Good luck bidders!
Im not just bidding on the receipt or a picture, right? ;)
mauly
Feb 12, 10:00 AM
Thank you to the both of you. :)
simple when you know how...
simple when you know how...
greemie
May 24, 05:15 PM
That's really up to you, what you think is good.
It doesn't support charging because it charges from the firewire pin, and all of apple's products now charge off the usb. You can get a adapter to make it work if you wanted to keep that dock.
It doesn't support charging because it charges from the firewire pin, and all of apple's products now charge off the usb. You can get a adapter to make it work if you wanted to keep that dock.
coolant113
Oct 16, 06:09 PM
This is the thread for people going to the Rockaway Townsquare Mall In NJ:apple::apple:
Ladybug
Apr 26, 05:11 PM
There was some 2011 13 inch models in the refurb section at the end of last week. They didn't stay there very long. I have not seen any 15 or 17 inch models personally. It might be a month or two before we see any of those models. Check the store several times a day if you can.
thedude110
Sep 23, 08:04 PM
Sad news, indeed.
Joshua 1:9 -- "For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go."
Or, Josuha 1:9 as translated by Levinas: "I will not abandon you nor will I let you escape."
Joshua 1:9 -- "For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go."
Or, Josuha 1:9 as translated by Levinas: "I will not abandon you nor will I let you escape."
TheGimp
Mar 25, 02:16 PM
The MS isn't bad now, I saw a 4GB Duo for $69.99 and 2GB ones are always under $75. I have a 1GB one and it has enough room for 3 south park episodes, a movie, and some MP3's.
If they do a PSP Lite, i'm the first one at the store.
MS not bad now? Bro, the last time i checked the price of the 2GB sandisk (about a year ago), it had just been barely released - mostly available on special order - and was over $200. Now the 4gb is available for about a third of what the 2gb was selling for. About 1.5 years ago I paid $100 for a one GB stick and about $200 for a 4gb datel PSP HDD with double capacity battery. Now I'm glad I sold it in time to recoup more than half the cost before the sticks came down.
Although I sold my PSP about a year ago (my original ad is still in the MR archive), i wouldn't definitely be second in line behind you to pick up a PSP lite. A somewhat brighter and sharper screen with somewhat better pixel response and better battery life would be killer, even if the unit as a whole were not *much* smaller and/or lighter. Dual analog nubs would be nice, but the one non-game feature that would be a deal clincher for me would be the ability to play back H.264 video in the *full* resolution supported by the hardware - not the crippled 320x240 supported by Sony the last time I owned the PSP. They crippled playback of user imported video mainly for copyright reasons and to sell more UMD videos which looked and sounded far better than videos compressed using iPsp, PSPware,Video 9, etc. This wasn't due to memory stick limitations, as i eventually learned how to 'dump' truncated UMD videos to MS (and whole movies to the Datel 4gb HDD) and play them back using freeware homebrew apps, but those files took up to 1.8GB of space each and the player app was really too buggy and barebones to reliable for on-the-go viewing. Anyway, the movies I wanted to watch weren't released on UMD anyway...
If they do a PSP Lite, i'm the first one at the store.
MS not bad now? Bro, the last time i checked the price of the 2GB sandisk (about a year ago), it had just been barely released - mostly available on special order - and was over $200. Now the 4gb is available for about a third of what the 2gb was selling for. About 1.5 years ago I paid $100 for a one GB stick and about $200 for a 4gb datel PSP HDD with double capacity battery. Now I'm glad I sold it in time to recoup more than half the cost before the sticks came down.
Although I sold my PSP about a year ago (my original ad is still in the MR archive), i wouldn't definitely be second in line behind you to pick up a PSP lite. A somewhat brighter and sharper screen with somewhat better pixel response and better battery life would be killer, even if the unit as a whole were not *much* smaller and/or lighter. Dual analog nubs would be nice, but the one non-game feature that would be a deal clincher for me would be the ability to play back H.264 video in the *full* resolution supported by the hardware - not the crippled 320x240 supported by Sony the last time I owned the PSP. They crippled playback of user imported video mainly for copyright reasons and to sell more UMD videos which looked and sounded far better than videos compressed using iPsp, PSPware,Video 9, etc. This wasn't due to memory stick limitations, as i eventually learned how to 'dump' truncated UMD videos to MS (and whole movies to the Datel 4gb HDD) and play them back using freeware homebrew apps, but those files took up to 1.8GB of space each and the player app was really too buggy and barebones to reliable for on-the-go viewing. Anyway, the movies I wanted to watch weren't released on UMD anyway...
jessica.
Oct 9, 11:16 AM
If it looks like what they showed on the android (or whatever the phone is on the verizon "there's a map for that" commercial) then it should be pretty awesome.
chown33
Apr 6, 03:17 PM
Be specific about what you want to listen for.
There are much simpler ways of listening for some things than kqueues or select(). It's called launchd. You tell it what things to listen for: a change to a directory, a request to establish a socket, a certain time or day, etc. It then runs your program when that event occurs. Your program doesn't run at all unless and until the event occurs. And launchd is a boot process, so it's always running anyway, whether you're using its services or not.
You configure launchd through plists, so you may not even have to write any code. You might be able to use an existing tool, or a simple shell script, that's run when the event occurs.
Not every possible event or condition can be triggered through launchd, but for those that can, it's a huge savings of time and effort.
man launchd.plist
TN2083:
There are much simpler ways of listening for some things than kqueues or select(). It's called launchd. You tell it what things to listen for: a change to a directory, a request to establish a socket, a certain time or day, etc. It then runs your program when that event occurs. Your program doesn't run at all unless and until the event occurs. And launchd is a boot process, so it's always running anyway, whether you're using its services or not.
You configure launchd through plists, so you may not even have to write any code. You might be able to use an existing tool, or a simple shell script, that's run when the event occurs.
Not every possible event or condition can be triggered through launchd, but for those that can, it's a huge savings of time and effort.
man launchd.plist
TN2083:
lamonsas
May 5, 09:13 PM
what kind of ram did u order and from where? can u please post a link, i want to max out my ram aswell but i dont know which one is the right one to buy for the new imacs
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