emiljan
Apr 27, 12:04 PM
Jeez what is wrong with some people. Anyway if you believe this and are still here on May 22, 2011 please can you do us a favor and go kill yourself. I'm tired of seeing people like this everywhere now.
Also there world is not going to end because some people on shrooms created a calendar that only goes up to the year 2012.
Also there world is not going to end because some people on shrooms created a calendar that only goes up to the year 2012.
chrono1081
Apr 22, 07:31 PM
I just wanted to chime in on Render Clouds...its not really good for rendering clouds but its great for texture artists and 3D modelers ;) I use it all the time to break up patterns.
Lacero
Jan 11, 04:08 PM
MacRumors FAQ: Avatars (http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:MacRumors_FAQ#I_can.27t_upload_an_avatar)
TheMacBookPro
Apr 14, 11:48 AM
Hey,
So I got a new 11" MacBook Air with the ext. SuperDrive and am looking to install Windows 7 on it.
Fired up Boot Camp and downloaded the drivers... crawled along slowly but surely (looked like it would take ~1 hour to complete) and decided to take a quick shower while waiting.
15 minutes later I got back to the Mac and was surprised to see that it had completed the download already, and was prompting me to transfer it to some form of external media. Burned it to a CD-R, verification was OK and all seems well.
Just anal about things like this and I'd like to see if anyone could verify that the exact file size is '559,398,912 bytes' (559.4MB on disk)(this is on a CD, not a flash drive)? Just worried since the download seemed to have completed unusually quick, on my normally slow-as-molasses network (oh, and someone on another forum mentioned that the file was 562MB...)
I would get a MD5 hash but don't know any checksum checkers for Mac OS X.
Thanks!
So I got a new 11" MacBook Air with the ext. SuperDrive and am looking to install Windows 7 on it.
Fired up Boot Camp and downloaded the drivers... crawled along slowly but surely (looked like it would take ~1 hour to complete) and decided to take a quick shower while waiting.
15 minutes later I got back to the Mac and was surprised to see that it had completed the download already, and was prompting me to transfer it to some form of external media. Burned it to a CD-R, verification was OK and all seems well.
Just anal about things like this and I'd like to see if anyone could verify that the exact file size is '559,398,912 bytes' (559.4MB on disk)(this is on a CD, not a flash drive)? Just worried since the download seemed to have completed unusually quick, on my normally slow-as-molasses network (oh, and someone on another forum mentioned that the file was 562MB...)
I would get a MD5 hash but don't know any checksum checkers for Mac OS X.
Thanks!
ashman70
May 6, 04:27 AM
It was fast because its the same jailbreak that @i0n1c created for 4.3.1
KnightWRX
Apr 24, 01:45 PM
The screen of the MBA is better to program on than the MBP. The extra resolution (1440x900 over 1280x800) makes it so more code is up on screen at a time, which is something I like (I hate scrolling or switching windows).
However, both are far from ideal, most of my programming is done when connected to my external monitor (a beast with 2048x1156 resolution). If I could afford dual 1920x1200 screens, I would go for that as both the current MBA and MBP can drive such displays without any problem.
If you want to start reading up on it now, you can always install GNUStep on your current computer. It implements much of the Foundation classes. However, be warned that it is based on Objective-C 1.x and thus lacks some features (@property and @synthesize for one) and some of the Foundation classes are implemented differently from Apple's implementation. It should still let you delve in the beginning chapters without too much effort.
However, both are far from ideal, most of my programming is done when connected to my external monitor (a beast with 2048x1156 resolution). If I could afford dual 1920x1200 screens, I would go for that as both the current MBA and MBP can drive such displays without any problem.
If you want to start reading up on it now, you can always install GNUStep on your current computer. It implements much of the Foundation classes. However, be warned that it is based on Objective-C 1.x and thus lacks some features (@property and @synthesize for one) and some of the Foundation classes are implemented differently from Apple's implementation. It should still let you delve in the beginning chapters without too much effort.
~Shard~
Dec 29, 01:21 AM
Since max_altitude's Warhol (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=167926) didn't make it to the finals, it has to be Lacero's apple carving, no doubt about that... :)
I hadn't seen max_altitude's initially, thanks for the link. That is indeed a cool one, but Lacero's 3D masterpiece is the clear winner in my books. Obviously all the others are great as well, (everyone is far more talented than I, that's for sure!), but that one is simply impressive. :cool:
I hadn't seen max_altitude's initially, thanks for the link. That is indeed a cool one, but Lacero's 3D masterpiece is the clear winner in my books. Obviously all the others are great as well, (everyone is far more talented than I, that's for sure!), but that one is simply impressive. :cool:
tutubibi
Feb 1, 01:46 PM
I wonder if anybody had a chance to try recently released GuestPC emulator (http://www.lismoresystems.com/index.html)?
I heard about company before (they had PC emulator before, forgot the name) so I am interested how this compares with VirtualPC in terms of performance and compatibility?
Moderator: Can you please delete this thread, this question should go to Mac Software and I started new thread there. Thanks.
I heard about company before (they had PC emulator before, forgot the name) so I am interested how this compares with VirtualPC in terms of performance and compatibility?
Moderator: Can you please delete this thread, this question should go to Mac Software and I started new thread there. Thanks.
fiercetiger224
Apr 16, 01:43 PM
Graphics are impressive, VERY impressive, but the gameplay looks EXACTLY like Rogue Squadron 3. Even down to the "run around on foot" parts.
Yeah, I certainly hope it isn't exactly like Rogue Squadron 3...Hopefully the controls will be fluid and the gameplay will be deep. We'll have to see...At E3 that is... :rolleyes:
Yeah, I certainly hope it isn't exactly like Rogue Squadron 3...Hopefully the controls will be fluid and the gameplay will be deep. We'll have to see...At E3 that is... :rolleyes:
sorepheet
Feb 15, 10:48 AM
I deactivated my FB about 6 months ago. You would be amazed at how liberating the process was. I still use foursquare, twitter, beerby so I can still be social. I just found that the constant NEED to adjust my privacy setting cumbersome. Couple that with people I know, KNOW how to get a hold of me. Before I deactivated I put up a wall post letting people know how to get a hold of me. Try it for week, just sayin' :cool:
ickarumba1
Apr 25, 03:36 AM
I've recently bought a 120GB Vertex 2 for my MB, and I want to be sure on how to upgrade from the old HDD to SSD.
My issue: I've lost my OS installation disc.
I'm unsure on how to copy the OS onto an external drive and restore.
Sorry, I'm an Apple noob.
My issue: I've lost my OS installation disc.
I'm unsure on how to copy the OS onto an external drive and restore.
Sorry, I'm an Apple noob.
LimeiBook86
Jul 4, 01:36 PM
nevermind it fixed itself oddly enough....wierd huh? well u can delete this thread
saberahul
Mar 17, 10:11 PM
Anyone know how much a Tshirt is? And if there's any way to get one other than going to San Francisco?
You can probably make one on cafepress.
You can probably make one on cafepress.
tigres
Mar 12, 10:37 PM
I like Josh. Good luck to him.
rhproductions
Oct 18, 11:14 PM
I have mine pre-ordered, but now after finding out they are giving away t-shirts to the first customers, I think I'll go and pick up a copy for a friend of mine and just keep the t-shirt!
velocityg4
Apr 16, 07:12 AM
I preferred it as on the original Apples it was always referred to as the Apple key. Also it makes things easier when giving someone instructions over the phone. Now instead of saying let's say Apple S I have to say Command S. Then they say "what is command?", no one ever knows what the command key is. To which I have to reply the key by the space bar with the little box and four circles.
labman
May 1, 09:43 PM
hopefully a few Sn0wBreeze experts will chime in most of us don't use it. My PC os Hackintoshed duel boot. in most cases I prefer to use Mac to jailbreak. I can tell you Sn0wbreeze is not well received. Main reason I'm telling is there might not be the fastest response on this.
pcypert
Mar 16, 08:51 PM
I love the ability to upgrade in missions and out in Crackdown. I love the buddy online co op play (you can get some sweet tricks and orbs playing as a team).
It doesn't have as many odd, varied courses as GTA (flying remote control helicopters?) but it's a great start for a series.
I wonder if Crackdown 2 will see us go against the agency? The ending to one left that door open.
Paul
It doesn't have as many odd, varied courses as GTA (flying remote control helicopters?) but it's a great start for a series.
I wonder if Crackdown 2 will see us go against the agency? The ending to one left that door open.
Paul
evil_santa
Mar 18, 05:32 PM
yep you need to clear your in and out if you want the entire timeline exported, right click on the timecode part of the time line ( where the number are ) and select "clear in & out"
Applejuiced
Apr 12, 03:00 PM
Program ended a long time ago.
You can try calling Applecare or going to an Apple store and maybe they will give you one for free.
You can try calling Applecare or going to an Apple store and maybe they will give you one for free.
Kobushi
Dec 18, 09:40 PM
with a little help from iTunes visualizer.... pink fireworks? a pink lady apple?
flopticalcube
Apr 27, 04:57 PM
What happened to Dec 21, 2012? Now I'll have to change all the party hats. :mad:
majordude
Apr 24, 08:36 PM
for ape I use XLD. but Max is also handy.
Where can I get XLD?
Where can I get XLD?
James Craner
Nov 10, 01:51 PM
I think the easiest way is to get someone who can show you how to use it. If you know anyone who has Mac, especially if they have used Windows to sit with you for an hour and they can talk you though some of the key differences. I have persuaded a number of people at work to switch and this is what I have done, they have all found the switch process very easy.
Apples .Mac service, if you sign up to has some useful on-line tutorials on using Panther and the iLife Applications. (I should say that not everyone thinks that .Mac is worthwhile, but I think it is).
I basically taught myself as I switched some 2 years ago (this website was a great help in the early days), it is not difficult.
Apples .Mac service, if you sign up to has some useful on-line tutorials on using Panther and the iLife Applications. (I should say that not everyone thinks that .Mac is worthwhile, but I think it is).
I basically taught myself as I switched some 2 years ago (this website was a great help in the early days), it is not difficult.
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