localghost
Dec 9, 06:29 AM
I think what you have is an adapter for the ‘pismo’ PowerBook, which is just 45W instead of 60W (both are 24V so chances are that you haven’t broken anything yet).
Below is what google turned up, but I am afraid they are hard to come by these days.
PowerBook G3 Series Power Adapter
M6384LL/A
PowerBook G3 Series Power Adapter (for Europe and U.K.)
M6548G/A
Output voltage
24 V
Specification
Apple PowerBook G3 series (1998, 1999), 1400 series, 3400 series, iBook Notebook
Capacity
60 W
Power accessories output current
3.2 A
Below is what google turned up, but I am afraid they are hard to come by these days.
PowerBook G3 Series Power Adapter
M6384LL/A
PowerBook G3 Series Power Adapter (for Europe and U.K.)
M6548G/A
Output voltage
24 V
Specification
Apple PowerBook G3 series (1998, 1999), 1400 series, 3400 series, iBook Notebook
Capacity
60 W
Power accessories output current
3.2 A
jaw04005
Nov 30, 09:14 AM
Picked up Other M ($24), Donkey Kong Returns ($44 - no real discount), Kirby Epic Yarn ($40 - no real discount) and Fall Out Vegas ($34, 360).
Also, bought a Kinect (no discount), but will probably return it since I apparently don't have enough space in my room to use it. :rolleyes: Amazon has all the Kinect games for $10 off.
Amazon had the God of War Collection for $10 and Ratchet and Clank 2 for $10, but I didn't bite. Wal-Mart has Little Big Planet for $20 (Ship to Store).
Also, bought a Kinect (no discount), but will probably return it since I apparently don't have enough space in my room to use it. :rolleyes: Amazon has all the Kinect games for $10 off.
Amazon had the God of War Collection for $10 and Ratchet and Clank 2 for $10, but I didn't bite. Wal-Mart has Little Big Planet for $20 (Ship to Store).
Legion93
Apr 18, 02:25 PM
Doubt they'll give you a new unit but they WILL fix your current one, go ahead and bring it in.
Well in the case that they can't fix it, they will replace it.
Well in the case that they can't fix it, they will replace it.
ericc22
Feb 10, 09:39 PM
Thanks! Now of course the next question, how do I do that?! And that will then let me reinstall uControl?
I'll do some googling but if anyone has some hints, that would be great! (I am not computer knowledgeable, and am also new to Macs, so go easy on me....)
Thank you!
Eric
I'll do some googling but if anyone has some hints, that would be great! (I am not computer knowledgeable, and am also new to Macs, so go easy on me....)
Thank you!
Eric
eva01
Sep 2, 12:41 PM
anyone else have any recommendations?
I need a reliable company that has been around for a while.
I need a reliable company that has been around for a while.
ThaDoggg
Apr 15, 10:06 PM
For the future, just google youtube to mp3 converter.
I know there's software for windows but anything good for osx?
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I know there's software for windows but anything good for osx?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Huntn
Feb 28, 07:56 AM
In 1961, 50 years ago, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Republican and man who was deeply involved in the favorable outcome of WWII warned the Nation of the rise of the "Military-Industrial Complex" in his farewell address.
This is a fantastic article, The Tyranny of Defense, Inc (http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/01/the-tyranny-of-defense-inc/8342/), if you would like something to ponder about the history of the U.S.. No, it was not all our fault. The Soviet Union was there egging us on in the beginning. But today the War Machine is alive and well. The cost of the Iraq/Afganistan war is at least $1 Trillion. Some observes believe the cost could reach 2 or 3 trillion dollars. Should we bankrupt ourselves for the benefit of big business? By defeating Iraq and struggling in Afganistan have we increased our security in the big scheme of things as compared to the stress on our economy? I'm doubtful.
Largely overlooked by most commentators was a second theme that Eisenhower had woven into his text. The essence of this theme was simplicity itself: spending on arms and armies is inherently undesirable. Even when seemingly necessary, it constitutes a misappropriation of scarce resources. By diverting social capital from productive to destructive purposes, war and the preparation for war deplete, rather than enhance, a nation’s strength. And while assertions of military necessity might camouflage the costs entailed, they can never negate them altogether.
“Every gun that is made,” Eisenhower told his listeners, “every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.” Any nation that pours its treasure into the purchase of armaments is spending more than mere money. “It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children.” To emphasize the point, Eisenhower offered specifics:
The cost of one modern heavy bomber is this: a modern brick school in more than 30 cities … We pay for a single fighter with a half million bushels of wheat. We pay for a single destroyer with new homes that could have housed more than 8,000 people.
When President Obama was first elected he asked his generals what are his options in Afghanistan. He was only given one choice, the surge. According to Bob Woodward, Obama complained, "What's my options? You've only given me one option."
The article's conclusion is that funding the Military-Industrial Complex does not benefit average Americans, in fact hurts them. I'll add that the MIC has the full backing of the Republican Party.
Furthermore, military Keynesianism has proved to be a bust. In contrast to the 1950s, military extravagance is depleting rather than adding to the nation’s wealth. In the Eisenhower era, the United States, a creditor nation, produced at home the essentials defining the American way of life—everything from oil to cars to televisions. Today, we import far more than we export, with ever-increasing debt as one result. Furthermore, in the 1950s, we were mostly at peace; today we are mostly at war—and, as a result, more of the resources provided to the military go abroad and stay there.
the grandchildren of Ozzie and Harriet, coping with 9.8 percent unemployment and contemplating the implications of trillion-dollar deficits, see little benefit from our exorbitant Pentagon outlays. If paying Pashtun drivers to truck fuel from Pakistan into Afghanistan is producing any positive economic side effects, the American worker is not among the beneficiaries.
This is a fantastic article, The Tyranny of Defense, Inc (http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/01/the-tyranny-of-defense-inc/8342/), if you would like something to ponder about the history of the U.S.. No, it was not all our fault. The Soviet Union was there egging us on in the beginning. But today the War Machine is alive and well. The cost of the Iraq/Afganistan war is at least $1 Trillion. Some observes believe the cost could reach 2 or 3 trillion dollars. Should we bankrupt ourselves for the benefit of big business? By defeating Iraq and struggling in Afganistan have we increased our security in the big scheme of things as compared to the stress on our economy? I'm doubtful.
Largely overlooked by most commentators was a second theme that Eisenhower had woven into his text. The essence of this theme was simplicity itself: spending on arms and armies is inherently undesirable. Even when seemingly necessary, it constitutes a misappropriation of scarce resources. By diverting social capital from productive to destructive purposes, war and the preparation for war deplete, rather than enhance, a nation’s strength. And while assertions of military necessity might camouflage the costs entailed, they can never negate them altogether.
“Every gun that is made,” Eisenhower told his listeners, “every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed.” Any nation that pours its treasure into the purchase of armaments is spending more than mere money. “It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children.” To emphasize the point, Eisenhower offered specifics:
The cost of one modern heavy bomber is this: a modern brick school in more than 30 cities … We pay for a single fighter with a half million bushels of wheat. We pay for a single destroyer with new homes that could have housed more than 8,000 people.
When President Obama was first elected he asked his generals what are his options in Afghanistan. He was only given one choice, the surge. According to Bob Woodward, Obama complained, "What's my options? You've only given me one option."
The article's conclusion is that funding the Military-Industrial Complex does not benefit average Americans, in fact hurts them. I'll add that the MIC has the full backing of the Republican Party.
Furthermore, military Keynesianism has proved to be a bust. In contrast to the 1950s, military extravagance is depleting rather than adding to the nation’s wealth. In the Eisenhower era, the United States, a creditor nation, produced at home the essentials defining the American way of life—everything from oil to cars to televisions. Today, we import far more than we export, with ever-increasing debt as one result. Furthermore, in the 1950s, we were mostly at peace; today we are mostly at war—and, as a result, more of the resources provided to the military go abroad and stay there.
the grandchildren of Ozzie and Harriet, coping with 9.8 percent unemployment and contemplating the implications of trillion-dollar deficits, see little benefit from our exorbitant Pentagon outlays. If paying Pashtun drivers to truck fuel from Pakistan into Afghanistan is producing any positive economic side effects, the American worker is not among the beneficiaries.
gaz81
Apr 4, 01:36 PM
iWeb makes 70% of the objects on your page into images. Makes websites slow to load and incredibly SEO unfriendly. Also, it only makes websites that fully support Safari (webkit).
Very true :-)
I just want to build a photography website with the minimal fuss and maintanance.
Very true :-)
I just want to build a photography website with the minimal fuss and maintanance.
Veritas&Equitas
Nov 8, 07:55 PM
I am willing to pay from $250 to $300
for the 16gb iphone
Wow, I'd be willing to pay more than that for a 16gb iPhone...:eek::p
for the 16gb iphone
Wow, I'd be willing to pay more than that for a 16gb iPhone...:eek::p
ibookowner2
Sep 28, 09:43 PM
thanks I will defiently be making a stop by office depot this weekend.
Macky-Mac
May 4, 10:33 PM
These people agreeing to make peace with eachother and working together towards a Palestinian state is Netanyahu's worst nightmare.
well it certainly unsettles things for him :p
well it certainly unsettles things for him :p
Macaddicttt
Apr 2, 09:24 PM
So can anyone actually get this "prank" to work? When I launch the app, I don't get any window, so it just looks to me like a poorly-executed prank.
I suspected that something was wrong, but I haven't been able to fix it.
Read the Read Me file. It says that it take about 10 minutes for them "to get an accurate reading." Keep the program open for a while and it will work.
P.S. The easiest way to tell this is a hoax is to quit the application before it's done. If the cloth ball hasn't already started going over the screen, the screen immediately gets brighter, and if it has started, all the "uncleaned" spots suddenly are bright.
I suspected that something was wrong, but I haven't been able to fix it.
Read the Read Me file. It says that it take about 10 minutes for them "to get an accurate reading." Keep the program open for a while and it will work.
P.S. The easiest way to tell this is a hoax is to quit the application before it's done. If the cloth ball hasn't already started going over the screen, the screen immediately gets brighter, and if it has started, all the "uncleaned" spots suddenly are bright.
ghostshadow
Feb 7, 07:25 PM
Here's a good little find for you all. My lady friend works for the state library system and she happened across these one day in her desk. She brought one home and I immediately knew what it was. Thought I would share, I am sure a few of you know what these are, but for those that don't. I'd love to see your guesses :D
http://www.knoxware.org/imagehost/uploads/f853e24900.jpg
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http://www.knoxware.org/imagehost/uploads/6c6d8eb014.jpg
http://www.knoxware.org/imagehost/uploads/f853e24900.jpg
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Grayburn
May 5, 08:46 AM
I think what happend to me was the same sort of thing when i downgraded from 4.3.1 to 4.2.1.
I was stuck in a never ending recovery loop and after a frantic few minutes i just ran Greenpois0n and it came back to life.
Maybe you could try the same with what ever it is that can JB 4.3.2?
I was stuck in a never ending recovery loop and after a frantic few minutes i just ran Greenpois0n and it came back to life.
Maybe you could try the same with what ever it is that can JB 4.3.2?
Rodimus Prime
Mar 29, 05:11 PM
my guess we will see them in about a 12-18 months. It still follows moore Law and has been for a while.
Vader
Mar 15, 05:41 PM
It looks interesting!
khisayruou
Dec 13, 12:30 AM
Will 2.4x media burn at 8x
nope
nope
melb00m
May 4, 09:06 AM
It looks like there is possible to mount an own SSD now? didn't the last iMac require some kind of Apple supplied mountingkit which you only got when you bought the SSD option?
Yes, it SEEMS that another hard drive can now be fit under the optical drive bay without such an adapter. However, these mounting holes you can see on iFixIt are still not the standard way to attach harddrives, so some sort of adapter might still be required.
On a sidenote, when I was talking to the (very friendly) Apple store employee on the phone yesterday to order my 27" iMac, I was asking the very same question. He put me on hold to talk to a tech-guy about this issue, and came up with the response that an Apple service partner will be able to fit in an additional SSD later. I'm not too certain that this will be true, maybe he just misunderstood my question and meant that the service partner can replace the current harddisk with an SSD (instead of adding an additional one), so I'll remain sceptical.
But the iFixIt-teardown has given me hope that it might in fact be easier now to add another harddrive without BTO.
Yes, it SEEMS that another hard drive can now be fit under the optical drive bay without such an adapter. However, these mounting holes you can see on iFixIt are still not the standard way to attach harddrives, so some sort of adapter might still be required.
On a sidenote, when I was talking to the (very friendly) Apple store employee on the phone yesterday to order my 27" iMac, I was asking the very same question. He put me on hold to talk to a tech-guy about this issue, and came up with the response that an Apple service partner will be able to fit in an additional SSD later. I'm not too certain that this will be true, maybe he just misunderstood my question and meant that the service partner can replace the current harddisk with an SSD (instead of adding an additional one), so I'll remain sceptical.
But the iFixIt-teardown has given me hope that it might in fact be easier now to add another harddrive without BTO.
e�Studios
Apr 9, 01:42 PM
For those that are interested in anime, I just noticed that Trigun is now being streamed on Netflix. It's a very good anime series and I recommend watching at least the first six episodes.
I really wish Netflix would stream the original audio track, I really hate watching anime with English dubs. English dubs ruin the whole experience, a lot of the context is lost once they dub it..
Maybe someday Netflix will finally offer the original audio track and not massacre all their streaming anime.
I really wish Netflix would stream the original audio track, I really hate watching anime with English dubs. English dubs ruin the whole experience, a lot of the context is lost once they dub it..
Maybe someday Netflix will finally offer the original audio track and not massacre all their streaming anime.
Sdahe
May 1, 08:52 PM
You have to pay a VIP fee of $6,875 every year...
I'm kidding!...:D I'm using FakeCarrier and change it to Sprint.
Don't know if Sprint is going to have the iPhone... I don't think they will. I suggest you change to AT&T or Verizon..
I'm kidding!...:D I'm using FakeCarrier and change it to Sprint.
Don't know if Sprint is going to have the iPhone... I don't think they will. I suggest you change to AT&T or Verizon..
BakedBeans
Oct 30, 10:43 AM
His guys and gals, i need some help with getting my submit button to work in flash.
i need one of you nifty lot to tell me how to get this submit button to work properly :)
what i need is for them to fill out the form then it to email mail to me, any help is much appreciated.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7649/picture14aq.jpg
i need one of you nifty lot to tell me how to get this submit button to work properly :)
what i need is for them to fill out the form then it to email mail to me, any help is much appreciated.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7649/picture14aq.jpg
netteen
Nov 21, 06:39 AM
not buying
Ommid
Apr 30, 11:01 AM
You will have plenty of room, I am not going to waste time waffling, but I think you have the right idea completely, just go for it as mentioned.
Partition the 2nd drive as suggested, use the 190GB for all your production.
I would then keep a time machine of this entire 250gb drive incase anything goes wrong.
Partition the 2nd drive as suggested, use the 190GB for all your production.
I would then keep a time machine of this entire 250gb drive incase anything goes wrong.
anim8or
Jan 19, 01:02 PM
I have used this facility ion previous versions of creative suite but havent got CS5 yet...
...but i can suggest that you look into automator actions, google it and you wuill find workflows for editing file names by batch.
...but i can suggest that you look into automator actions, google it and you wuill find workflows for editing file names by batch.