Skrepo
Oct 26, 01:51 PM
It's 5 if you're coming. I'll be getting there around 4:30 if traffic isn't bad. I'll make up a little sign that says MacRumors on it. I'm wearing my 5th Ave shirt with a long sleave underneath it.
iGary
Nov 4, 02:10 PM
Have to figure out how to make this work, too:
http://www.garyianreich.com/mike/aerial/aerial.html
http://www.garyianreich.com/mike/aerial/aerial.html
martinX
Apr 13, 09:56 PM
USB cable OK?
calderone
Apr 22, 11:08 PM
What is up with the Listeners2?
You can define the port on the existing listener. For example:
<key>Sockets</key>
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You can define the port on the existing listener. For example:
<key>Sockets</key>
InfoTime
Apr 21, 01:00 AM
I'm taking apart a unibody MacBook (white) and need a tri-wing #0 screwdriver.
I know that ifixit.com sells these, but I really need it right away. I have Amazon Prime and could get it tomorrow for $4. But, I can only find one item that's #0 and it's just a bit for $6. I also found a video game system kit of drivers for $36. But that's a little too much.
There's lots of Nintendo tri-wing drivers for sale on Amazon. But after googling for a good 1/2 hour I can't tell what size they are.
Does anyone know what size the Nintendo Wii tri-wing drivers are? Can you point out a tri-wing #0 driver on Amazon that's Prime eligible?
I know that ifixit.com sells these, but I really need it right away. I have Amazon Prime and could get it tomorrow for $4. But, I can only find one item that's #0 and it's just a bit for $6. I also found a video game system kit of drivers for $36. But that's a little too much.
There's lots of Nintendo tri-wing drivers for sale on Amazon. But after googling for a good 1/2 hour I can't tell what size they are.
Does anyone know what size the Nintendo Wii tri-wing drivers are? Can you point out a tri-wing #0 driver on Amazon that's Prime eligible?
ncore
Mar 26, 10:49 PM
I decided to pull out the old mac plus which hadn't been used in about twenty years. It turned on fine and I have all of the floppy disks required for it to run. However, when I turned on the computer the screen was very skinny and placed at the center of the screen. I couldn't find much on google except that in one instance, somebody had the same problem, and they solved it by physically washing out the hard drive in water and taking away the rust.
Might this work?
Might this work?
svenn
May 6, 10:39 PM
If you delete it, and you lock up your phone installing something from Cydia or other, and do a respring/start, SHSH will open automatically and you can SHSH in and fix things. You'll need SBSettings to do so (which will also allow you to go to Power>Safemode and turn things off in Winterboard). Nice to have the option to go in there at will. You can change your password using MobileTerminal (not the one on Cydia, Google for the most recent or go to XSellize for it).
I think you meant to replace your SHSHs with SSH.
Why does this have to be so confusing?
I think you meant to replace your SHSHs with SSH.
Why does this have to be so confusing?
kretzy
Oct 18, 08:48 AM
Hehe, I like this one. Probably the funniest I've seen thus far. :)
towson80
Oct 22, 07:06 AM
yes you guys are right.. my apologies for not being clearer... now to find a mac app for wmv movies and my mac will finally be MS free. :)
deadfrog
Dec 5, 04:43 AM
hmmm, ok thats very interesting... what version of flash are you using?
I managed to find out what was wrong and have now got the spatialtest.swf fully working inside the mainsite.swf. I had to lock the root to the placeholder movieclip.
I dont know why the movies wouldnt work for you, am pretty sure i exported them all properly.
Thanks for taking the time to look at it though.
Cheers
Rich.
I managed to find out what was wrong and have now got the spatialtest.swf fully working inside the mainsite.swf. I had to lock the root to the placeholder movieclip.
I dont know why the movies wouldnt work for you, am pretty sure i exported them all properly.
Thanks for taking the time to look at it though.
Cheers
Rich.
XaPHER
Oct 26, 03:53 PM
I honestly think it is 8 per bus. On my 7100, i connected 5 devices and all of them were working.
Do you have the Mach 5 cpu (the 300mhz one)?
Do you have the Mach 5 cpu (the 300mhz one)?
TheGimp
Mar 29, 06:53 AM
I'd rather see an open ended 2D version that utilizes both screens, like Yoshi's Island, and has many moves and animation frames. If the stylus is mandatory then I think I'll pass on this one.
eyeon
Sep 16, 10:25 AM
Hello!
I have just moved to Edinburgh, Scotland (a beautiful city!) to work abroad for 6 months or so... I have a powermac at home (in the States) that I thought would be unreasonable to bring with me overseas, and have been planning to get a powerbook when I got here. I had been holding off on ordering one until the Paris Expo in case a new revision was announced, but seeing as the chances of that are quite slim, I am considering just getting one. I do, however, have a few concerns.
I do want a US model, with the US keyboard layout and everything. I also assume that they can take a 220v power line, correct? So I would only need a plug adapter? Also, will it cost an arm and a leg to send the powerbook here, if I order a US model? Not expactly sure how this works... any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have just moved to Edinburgh, Scotland (a beautiful city!) to work abroad for 6 months or so... I have a powermac at home (in the States) that I thought would be unreasonable to bring with me overseas, and have been planning to get a powerbook when I got here. I had been holding off on ordering one until the Paris Expo in case a new revision was announced, but seeing as the chances of that are quite slim, I am considering just getting one. I do, however, have a few concerns.
I do want a US model, with the US keyboard layout and everything. I also assume that they can take a 220v power line, correct? So I would only need a plug adapter? Also, will it cost an arm and a leg to send the powerbook here, if I order a US model? Not expactly sure how this works... any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
DeSnousa
Oct 2, 06:38 AM
Pretty much all WU's will have varying points and therefore different folding times, just relax and let the computer fold and when you check it next time, enjoy the points.
billyboy
Mar 15, 01:37 PM
Operating a PC I felt like I had one hand tied behind my back trawling through the system trying to keep a handle on everything. Within a couple of months of owning a Mac I understand where all my files are, how to manage modify and play with them.
On a PC I was never quite sure when those "Shut down now" boxes would appear. The worst that happens with the mac is that I have to click a button to Force Quit an application with no apparent side effects on the system. And according to my crash log, since replacing a defective RAM chip and partitioning, there has never been a blip on my daily 10.2.4 partition, and the glitches on a highly abused "betas partition" has never forced me to restart the system in order to keep working.
Thanks to the stability and the unerring intuitive ability of the Mac and Jaguar, I am able to do all manner of tasks and multi media projects with no previous knowledge of this set up.
Plus, having paid a premium for the Powerbook and taken a lot of flak from PC owners about the price and the limitations of the Mac - no software blah blah blah - I have spent just �60 extra on Appleworks and not had to pay a penny more for a single byte of the extra software and utilities that reside on my betas partition. (It's all there on the internet, and the interfaces are all alike with not a trace of garish Windows style candy.)
And having bought into the Apple community, if I have a problem, it does not matter that I am the only PB owner in this town. Solutions are all on the internet in forums like this. Likewise it is irrelevant that none of the shops know anything about Macintosh. It is all available on the internet and through the post.
So, goodbye PC and Windows. Even if XP is like nothing that has gone before, I am happy with the product and the philosophy of the minority Mac. I have a feeling that this Powerbook really is a long term investment, another concept that does not equate with a PC.
On a PC I was never quite sure when those "Shut down now" boxes would appear. The worst that happens with the mac is that I have to click a button to Force Quit an application with no apparent side effects on the system. And according to my crash log, since replacing a defective RAM chip and partitioning, there has never been a blip on my daily 10.2.4 partition, and the glitches on a highly abused "betas partition" has never forced me to restart the system in order to keep working.
Thanks to the stability and the unerring intuitive ability of the Mac and Jaguar, I am able to do all manner of tasks and multi media projects with no previous knowledge of this set up.
Plus, having paid a premium for the Powerbook and taken a lot of flak from PC owners about the price and the limitations of the Mac - no software blah blah blah - I have spent just �60 extra on Appleworks and not had to pay a penny more for a single byte of the extra software and utilities that reside on my betas partition. (It's all there on the internet, and the interfaces are all alike with not a trace of garish Windows style candy.)
And having bought into the Apple community, if I have a problem, it does not matter that I am the only PB owner in this town. Solutions are all on the internet in forums like this. Likewise it is irrelevant that none of the shops know anything about Macintosh. It is all available on the internet and through the post.
So, goodbye PC and Windows. Even if XP is like nothing that has gone before, I am happy with the product and the philosophy of the minority Mac. I have a feeling that this Powerbook really is a long term investment, another concept that does not equate with a PC.
yellow
Aug 14, 08:07 PM
Anyone fancy a tiny jedi?
Awwww... look how tiny he is! So little and cute! OooooOOoo.. he's waving his lightsabers! That's so precious!
Awwww... look how tiny he is! So little and cute! OooooOOoo.. he's waving his lightsabers! That's so precious!
philipma1957
Feb 10, 06:56 AM
it will use no more then 3.1gb of the 4gb
Designer Dale
Mar 17, 04:51 PM
Thought this might be of interest.
Nikon D3 Shutter in Super Slo Mo (http://www.petapixel.com/2011/03/16/nikon-d3-aperture-blades-and-shutter-curtain-in-super-slow-motion/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PetaPixel+%28PetaPixel%29)
Dig how the mirror bounces on return to the rest position.
Dale
Nikon D3 Shutter in Super Slo Mo (http://www.petapixel.com/2011/03/16/nikon-d3-aperture-blades-and-shutter-curtain-in-super-slow-motion/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+PetaPixel+%28PetaPixel%29)
Dig how the mirror bounces on return to the rest position.
Dale
pagansoul
Mar 8, 06:10 AM
I'm working on Season 1 of Glee via Netflicks. Never seems to catch it while it was/is on TV. I like the show.
Flying Llama
Aug 15, 11:24 PM
Off of the spotlight tutorial (http://www.amazingsyco.com/archives/000071.html), I made this. Thanks to iLikeMyiMac #8 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=84534) for the idea.
Also, I got the iMac from the Apple website.
Hope you like it!
Matthew
Hmm maybe I should try this new spotlight trend... :rolleyes:
Also, I got the iMac from the Apple website.
Hope you like it!
Matthew
Hmm maybe I should try this new spotlight trend... :rolleyes:
mrwonkers
Nov 23, 05:48 AM
WHO CARES
derbothaus
Apr 27, 10:32 PM
http://www.smalldog.com/
I've used them, got a 2.93GHz Mac Pro (2009)/4870/6GB RAM/2x Superdrives/Airport/1TB HDD for 2100.00 all factory refurbed and warranted with apple care I got for like 150.00 from somewhere else. Apple wants 2799.00 for the same refurbed unit.
I've used them, got a 2.93GHz Mac Pro (2009)/4870/6GB RAM/2x Superdrives/Airport/1TB HDD for 2100.00 all factory refurbed and warranted with apple care I got for like 150.00 from somewhere else. Apple wants 2799.00 for the same refurbed unit.
Jim Campbell
Feb 9, 03:15 AM
Looks like the same as the pogo stylus.
Not really… as I understand it, the Pogo measures surface area in contact with the screen to infer pen pressure, for a start, which is pretty inaccurate. The hypothetical Apple one would have a pressure sensor to register pen pressure accurately (and in a way, presumably, one could calibrate). Additionally, the Apple one proposes to register rotation and tilt, which puts it in a different class entirely for drawing purposes.
Cheers
Jim
Not really… as I understand it, the Pogo measures surface area in contact with the screen to infer pen pressure, for a start, which is pretty inaccurate. The hypothetical Apple one would have a pressure sensor to register pen pressure accurately (and in a way, presumably, one could calibrate). Additionally, the Apple one proposes to register rotation and tilt, which puts it in a different class entirely for drawing purposes.
Cheers
Jim
blevins321
May 1, 11:26 PM
Try this: (courtesy of Yahoo Answers lol)
Open AirPort Utility and click on Manual Setup
Click the Base Station tab below the icons to name your Time Capsule, establish a device password (write this down) and adjust Time Zone settings
Click the Wireless tab
Wireless Mode = Join a wireless network. Hold down the option key on your Mac if you don't see this choice.
Wireless Network Name...the name of the available wireless network should appear as a choice to join if the Time Capsule is receiving a good signal at its current location. Click the select it or type in the name of the network
Wireless Security = <whatever your network is using>
Click Update at the lower right and the Time Capsule will restart in 20-25 seconds. If you get the green light, you should be all set.
Open AirPort Utility and click on Manual Setup
Click the Base Station tab below the icons to name your Time Capsule, establish a device password (write this down) and adjust Time Zone settings
Click the Wireless tab
Wireless Mode = Join a wireless network. Hold down the option key on your Mac if you don't see this choice.
Wireless Network Name...the name of the available wireless network should appear as a choice to join if the Time Capsule is receiving a good signal at its current location. Click the select it or type in the name of the network
Wireless Security = <whatever your network is using>
Click Update at the lower right and the Time Capsule will restart in 20-25 seconds. If you get the green light, you should be all set.