LePigeonBleu
Mar 8, 10:49 PM
That store gets busy, and with the layout of the store, I can only assume that the line would form outside the store. Wonder how the security will be acting about that, if that happens...
i might be there... might go to Best Buy.
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i might be there... might go to Best Buy.
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xhost_plus
Oct 19, 11:23 AM
I'll prolly be there.
notjustjay
Dec 14, 11:58 AM
Does MacRumors give users the capability to block selected users? There are a couple users who frequently reply to my posts, derail the topic, and make this forum much less useful to me. I am considering not posting to this forum anymore because of this.
Because you refuse to listen to helpful information?
Because you refuse to listen to helpful information?
vadar224
Apr 30, 05:33 PM
I have an iphone 3g and i need to replace the earpiece, i really need some help! first time ever doing this, how to you get the earpiece in?! i know how to open the thing to put the piece in but then what
Doctor Q
Feb 13, 04:13 PM
I hope this turns into a distributed computing project we can all participate in.
Older news story, October 2006: The virtual medical man (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2006/10/31/ecman31.xml)
Excerpt:Dr Marco Viceconti and hundreds of experts from all over the world will meet at the Universit� Libre de Bruxelles to discuss the virtual physiological human, or VPH, which aims to integrate efforts to model the workings of organs in a computer to create a virtual body.
The dream is that one day, thanks to this effort, a computer model will be able to bleed like we do and see the same cascade of clotting factors go into action. Immune cells will stream to the virtual wound, and biochemical stress reactions will send chemical shockwaves rippling through the body. Simulations could be used to test new anti-scarring agents, healing pharmaceuticals or drugs to calm a wounded firefighter
The first tranche of around �50 million is expected to be announced for a decade-long European VPH effort costing around �350 million. Although it will never be possible to make a true virtual human being, from genes and proteins within cells, to substructures of cells to organs and, of course, the body as a whole, Dr Viceconti believes that even partial incarnations will help medical research.
The latest news is that the VPH has passed a real-world test: Supercomputer 'virtual human' to help fight disease (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/02/08/scihuman108.xml)
The combined supercomputing power of Britain and America has enabled scientists to simulate an Aids infection in the virtual being, so they could see how effective an Aids drug really is in blocking a key protein used by the lethal virus to multiply.
Instead of giving a patient a course of drugs and then seeing if they work, the hope is that this can be done in a virtual human first, so the patient is given the one that works.
Although, at around �8000 of computer time alone (about the same as a long range weather forecast), this calculations are too costly to use in the NHS, the price of computer power is falling all the time, he says.
Another factor is the rise of computer grids, which allow raw supercomputing power to be tapped as easily as we get electricity through a socket.
Older news story, October 2006: The virtual medical man (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main.jhtml?xml=/connected/2006/10/31/ecman31.xml)
Excerpt:Dr Marco Viceconti and hundreds of experts from all over the world will meet at the Universit� Libre de Bruxelles to discuss the virtual physiological human, or VPH, which aims to integrate efforts to model the workings of organs in a computer to create a virtual body.
The dream is that one day, thanks to this effort, a computer model will be able to bleed like we do and see the same cascade of clotting factors go into action. Immune cells will stream to the virtual wound, and biochemical stress reactions will send chemical shockwaves rippling through the body. Simulations could be used to test new anti-scarring agents, healing pharmaceuticals or drugs to calm a wounded firefighter
The first tranche of around �50 million is expected to be announced for a decade-long European VPH effort costing around �350 million. Although it will never be possible to make a true virtual human being, from genes and proteins within cells, to substructures of cells to organs and, of course, the body as a whole, Dr Viceconti believes that even partial incarnations will help medical research.
The latest news is that the VPH has passed a real-world test: Supercomputer 'virtual human' to help fight disease (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/main.jhtml?xml=/earth/2008/02/08/scihuman108.xml)
The combined supercomputing power of Britain and America has enabled scientists to simulate an Aids infection in the virtual being, so they could see how effective an Aids drug really is in blocking a key protein used by the lethal virus to multiply.
Instead of giving a patient a course of drugs and then seeing if they work, the hope is that this can be done in a virtual human first, so the patient is given the one that works.
Although, at around �8000 of computer time alone (about the same as a long range weather forecast), this calculations are too costly to use in the NHS, the price of computer power is falling all the time, he says.
Another factor is the rise of computer grids, which allow raw supercomputing power to be tapped as easily as we get electricity through a socket.
vincenz
Mar 15, 02:48 PM
Also, learn to use the apostrophe correctly.
robbieduncan
Jan 14, 05:05 AM
Studios upload to Apple using a custom application Apple provide them. You can read a little about the requirements for iTunes Connect here: https://itunesconnect.apple.com/WebObjects/iTunesConnect.woa/wo/0.0.0.9.7.3.1.1
The labels use iTunes Producer (I think): http://gwhiz.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/itunes-producer-under-the-hood/
The labels use iTunes Producer (I think): http://gwhiz.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/itunes-producer-under-the-hood/
wrldwzrd89
Sep 16, 03:23 PM
No mention about safari or does that fall into the "catch all" browser category. <snip>
I'm not sure, but I suspect it does get thrown in that catch-all category, since it uses a different rendering engine from WinIE, MacIE, and Gecko (Netscape-based browsers).
I'm not sure, but I suspect it does get thrown in that catch-all category, since it uses a different rendering engine from WinIE, MacIE, and Gecko (Netscape-based browsers).
Richdmoore
May 4, 09:04 AM
i want to get a external HD to work with my 27" imac that i purchased last summer.
should i get one with Thunderbolt technology?
Also, would i hook this external up through my router or directly to the imac
neither of which have the thunderbolt connection port....
so, i'm wondering if there's any advantage getting one with TB
thanks for your thoughts
First of all, as far as I know no thunderbolt accessories are actually for sale yet. Maybe in a month or two.
I don't know of any router that has thunderbolt yet either.
Only advantage of getting a thunderbolt drive would be future compatiblity. (As long as it has multiple outputs in addition to thunderbolt, like USB/FireWire.). Thunderbolt items initially might cost too much to be worth it, at least until the price goes down.
If you want the fastest for your current mac, FireWire 800 is the way to go for your current system. USB only devices are slower, but usually cost less.
should i get one with Thunderbolt technology?
Also, would i hook this external up through my router or directly to the imac
neither of which have the thunderbolt connection port....
so, i'm wondering if there's any advantage getting one with TB
thanks for your thoughts
First of all, as far as I know no thunderbolt accessories are actually for sale yet. Maybe in a month or two.
I don't know of any router that has thunderbolt yet either.
Only advantage of getting a thunderbolt drive would be future compatiblity. (As long as it has multiple outputs in addition to thunderbolt, like USB/FireWire.). Thunderbolt items initially might cost too much to be worth it, at least until the price goes down.
If you want the fastest for your current mac, FireWire 800 is the way to go for your current system. USB only devices are slower, but usually cost less.
Flying Llama
Aug 14, 09:43 PM
Here's a slightly larger version (not applicable to the contest).
Hmm... Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic on Tatooine?
Hmm... Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic on Tatooine?
TSE
Jun 30, 11:32 AM
Did you receive the payment? I haven't heard from you in awhile... :confused:
sotorious
Apr 23, 10:42 AM
What are some good ones? no plastic clip ons.
dreamvinet
Apr 26, 12:24 AM
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idataspy/id432905116?mt=8
iDataSpy ----- the latest, most creative, most powerful, most luxuriant and most precise tool to to against data overage charges! We will continuously optimize it, because we build it with our full hearts.You can't miss it, never!
Features:
● Precisely tracking : iDataSpy can track your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) , WiFi data usage and both speed every second, every minute, every day, every week, every month, even every year. The most powerful precision modifying algorithm can make iDataSpy more precise. iDataSpy, your own non-stop data guard!
● Clear at a glance : Your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage are shown through bar graph. The percentage of data usage, remaining data, today's usage, total data usage in a week, total data usage in billing cycle are all clear at a glance!
● Creative functions : Remaining data 500(mb), what can it do? errrrr, Yes! You have no idea. But with the iDataSpy's original creation function ------ "The estimated time" tell you how long the remaining data can support for the continuous using of applications like: Web surfing, online-music listening, net FM, online HD video, Youtube, Skype, IM, Facetime, etc. Just download iDataSpy, have it immediately!
● Detailed logs : iDataSpy keeps every day's cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage, you can search and get the historical data easily.
● Three levels notification : Three levels of usage thresholds let you control your data use accurately, and you can easily customize your own thresholds.
● easy setting, easy going : It's very easy to set your billing cycle day and data allowance, once you have done, iDataSpy is now working.
● Works with all carriers : Works all over the world with all carriers.
Notes:
● Since this is the first day you use this app, the iDataSpy data usage counter might be wrong. Wait until next reset date.
● Always remember to run iDataSpy BEFORE rebooting or shutting down, otherwise traffic generated between last app start and the reboot may not be computed and data usage could be underestimated!
iDataSpy ----- the latest, most creative, most powerful, most luxuriant and most precise tool to to against data overage charges! We will continuously optimize it, because we build it with our full hearts.You can't miss it, never!
Features:
● Precisely tracking : iDataSpy can track your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) , WiFi data usage and both speed every second, every minute, every day, every week, every month, even every year. The most powerful precision modifying algorithm can make iDataSpy more precise. iDataSpy, your own non-stop data guard!
● Clear at a glance : Your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage are shown through bar graph. The percentage of data usage, remaining data, today's usage, total data usage in a week, total data usage in billing cycle are all clear at a glance!
● Creative functions : Remaining data 500(mb), what can it do? errrrr, Yes! You have no idea. But with the iDataSpy's original creation function ------ "The estimated time" tell you how long the remaining data can support for the continuous using of applications like: Web surfing, online-music listening, net FM, online HD video, Youtube, Skype, IM, Facetime, etc. Just download iDataSpy, have it immediately!
● Detailed logs : iDataSpy keeps every day's cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage, you can search and get the historical data easily.
● Three levels notification : Three levels of usage thresholds let you control your data use accurately, and you can easily customize your own thresholds.
● easy setting, easy going : It's very easy to set your billing cycle day and data allowance, once you have done, iDataSpy is now working.
● Works with all carriers : Works all over the world with all carriers.
Notes:
● Since this is the first day you use this app, the iDataSpy data usage counter might be wrong. Wait until next reset date.
● Always remember to run iDataSpy BEFORE rebooting or shutting down, otherwise traffic generated between last app start and the reboot may not be computed and data usage could be underestimated!
seepel
Apr 2, 02:51 PM
If you're coming from another programming language like C++ you can kind of think of the (+) functions as static member functions. And they are often used as a pseudo factory methods. For example a car class
+ (id)carWithEngine:(Engine *)engine;
vs
- (id)initWithEngine:(Engine *)engine;
+ (id)carWithEngine:(Engine *)engine;
vs
- (id)initWithEngine:(Engine *)engine;
Applejuiced
Apr 22, 07:43 PM
Settings, general, network, cellular data OFF.
eluk
Oct 29, 07:22 AM
Nice. I'm up to 940, but will never make number one. :(
stagi
Jun 18, 06:53 PM
Anyone going to one of these spots tomorrow Oakridge or Valley Fair?
--Mark
--Mark
Coomkeen
Apr 21, 01:20 AM
It's an official, retail Windows disc.
I bought Win 7 on-line and downloaded it, then wrote a DVD with the iso.
But they then sent a 'Backup Disc' in the post, so I've been using that.
Actually they sent two discs, a 32 bit and a 64 bit. I've tried both.
The thought has just crossed my mind that maybe their Backup Disc is just the data, and needs to be copied to another DVD and made bootable?
There's no info with the discs.
I bought Win 7 on-line and downloaded it, then wrote a DVD with the iso.
But they then sent a 'Backup Disc' in the post, so I've been using that.
Actually they sent two discs, a 32 bit and a 64 bit. I've tried both.
The thought has just crossed my mind that maybe their Backup Disc is just the data, and needs to be copied to another DVD and made bootable?
There's no info with the discs.
skunk
Oct 18, 01:41 AM
Si j'�tais � Bruxelles le 26, j'acheterais le nouveau chat pour tout le monde!A time traveller, I see.
robvas
Aug 16, 07:37 AM
We had one of those in school at one point, I always really liked them for some reason.
I got one for free 6-8 years ago, played around with it for a little bit. Would have been more fun if I had a bunch of old games for it.
http://lowendmac.com/ppc/performa-6200.html
I got one for free 6-8 years ago, played around with it for a little bit. Would have been more fun if I had a bunch of old games for it.
http://lowendmac.com/ppc/performa-6200.html
spoon man
Nov 20, 04:43 AM
Sounds good do you know if there doing a UK tour ?? and they should have Kreator there to ;)
mulo
Apr 26, 05:55 AM
if your machine shipped with SL you must use a disk that came from an identical machine, otherwise the disc won't hold the drivers necessary.
sjb007brown
Apr 11, 02:30 AM
[QUOTE=sjb007brown;12368938]BRAND NEW MACBOOK AIR USES ONE ININ THE BOX 1 DAY OLD BOUGHT A 15 INCH LOE TO SELL FAST IM IN LOS ANGELES EMAIL ME [email]mac007core@yahoo.com[/email
Legion93
May 1, 09:29 AM
the sim card is the normal sim card i dont know abut my sons itunes account info i will have him check. does anyone know if you are supposed to install a brand new unused sim card.or if your used card will work.this is pre a paid card.
If it is locked to a specific carrier, it will only work with that. You need a micro-sim card to put inside the iPhone, as far this goes, I don't know how the first Gen iPhone works with it.
If it is locked to a specific carrier, it will only work with that. You need a micro-sim card to put inside the iPhone, as far this goes, I don't know how the first Gen iPhone works with it.
