kvizzel
Mar 15, 02:47 PM
http://i624.photobucket.com/albums/tt321/disasterflop/thats_racist.gif
srsly.
srsly.
kster
Oct 27, 01:57 AM
:eek:
i was thinking about stopping by after work to get in on that free tshirt lol
i was thinking about stopping by after work to get in on that free tshirt lol
joehandel
Feb 9, 01:15 PM
I did it to my brothers 2g iPod, worked first try. It wasn't jailbroken previously, everything works fine, Cydia, installous, etc.
benhollberg
Apr 21, 12:41 AM
I use 1Password on my MacBook Pro, it will sync over the air through services to your iOS devices. I haven't done all that but I know it works good because I know people to who use it.
Xian Zhu Xuande
Jan 11, 06:55 PM
Hiya folks,
I've had a small problem for a little while and I figured it might be worth tossing out here. Maybe someone can make heads or tails of it.
We have multiple computers at our home. I use an Airport Extreme (latest model) to share a 20 Mb connection across a WPA/WPA2 wireless network. All other computers in the house are using the connection without a problem. My Mac Pro, however, always struggles with bandwidth when it is first powered on (enough that web browsing is relatively futile). If I reset the Airport it solves this problem until I turn the Mac Pro off again.
The Mac Pro is a room away from the Airport, which does its job well enough that I can browse in my relatively sizable back yard, in front of the house, or even out in the street. It is on the floor for the time being, which is something a senior technician at Apple noted as cause for degraded signal. It has never worked in this regard and I'm not sure how long this problem has lasted, as before I moved the Mac Pro was always connected via gigabit ethernet. Short of hauling the Mac Pro in to the Apple Store for some blind troubleshooting I am not sure what might be causing this. I've got some pretty extensive networking experience and the folks in Apple's networking division are equally baffled. We've replaced the Airport.
Has anyone encountered something like this?
In the least it would always be good to have some extra ideas before discussing the issue with someone at the Genius Bar, especially considering they'll likely be far less experienced than the Apple Care senior engineers.
I've had a small problem for a little while and I figured it might be worth tossing out here. Maybe someone can make heads or tails of it.
We have multiple computers at our home. I use an Airport Extreme (latest model) to share a 20 Mb connection across a WPA/WPA2 wireless network. All other computers in the house are using the connection without a problem. My Mac Pro, however, always struggles with bandwidth when it is first powered on (enough that web browsing is relatively futile). If I reset the Airport it solves this problem until I turn the Mac Pro off again.
The Mac Pro is a room away from the Airport, which does its job well enough that I can browse in my relatively sizable back yard, in front of the house, or even out in the street. It is on the floor for the time being, which is something a senior technician at Apple noted as cause for degraded signal. It has never worked in this regard and I'm not sure how long this problem has lasted, as before I moved the Mac Pro was always connected via gigabit ethernet. Short of hauling the Mac Pro in to the Apple Store for some blind troubleshooting I am not sure what might be causing this. I've got some pretty extensive networking experience and the folks in Apple's networking division are equally baffled. We've replaced the Airport.
Has anyone encountered something like this?
In the least it would always be good to have some extra ideas before discussing the issue with someone at the Genius Bar, especially considering they'll likely be far less experienced than the Apple Care senior engineers.
Daveway
Jan 15, 02:09 PM
Newbie: no need for full name and please do not use caps, it just aggravates us. ;)
You have the iTunes Music Store which is my choice: $.99 + tax.
Another choice is Limewire for all the pirates out there who like to steal music.
You have the iTunes Music Store which is my choice: $.99 + tax.
Another choice is Limewire for all the pirates out there who like to steal music.
Evoken
May 6, 09:57 PM
Things.
http://culturedcode.com/things/
Seconded. Things is amazing.
http://culturedcode.com/things/
Seconded. Things is amazing.
chipz
Dec 5, 10:13 PM
I have a Rev A 17" iMac G5 with 512 MN RAM, 80 GH HDD in good condition. Are you still interested?
Rowf
Apr 23, 11:08 AM
Umm, what's the Unix diff command?
hovitos-way
Jan 14, 10:27 PM
You would think that all MS employees have zunes, but many have ipods.
I don't doubt that, but do you think that someone such as Steve Ballmer or someone who is about to go into a big partnership with MS would be filming a commercial for Steve Jobs? :rolleyes:
I don't doubt that, but do you think that someone such as Steve Ballmer or someone who is about to go into a big partnership with MS would be filming a commercial for Steve Jobs? :rolleyes:
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 14, 11:48 PM
I want to say Clone Wars but then again I could be wrong.
FireStar
Oct 20, 07:56 PM
What Like button? :confused:
TuffLuffJimmy
Jan 3, 02:20 PM
No, not really. If there aren't any jailbreak only applications on it I'd say it's not jailbroken.
I guess you could plug it into a computer and see if all the applications show up in the application organizer. If not all applications are there then it's likely that it's jailbroken.
I guess you could plug it into a computer and see if all the applications show up in the application organizer. If not all applications are there then it's likely that it's jailbroken.
rainman::|:|
Mar 3, 09:12 PM
I think MacWorld had an article about this a few months back... I'll see if I can dig it up. Essentially, you have to write a cronjob that scans for removable media and lists it in the dock folder... there's no way to get the computer to display removable media in the dock otherwise, even by dropping the Volumes folder in the dock.
*LTD*
Feb 26, 07:23 AM
ebay, Kijiji, Craigslist, etc.
Research some older-model printers with that connector and just plug in the names as your search terms.
Research some older-model printers with that connector and just plug in the names as your search terms.
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j763
Oct 15, 04:03 AM
Apple would be crazy to continue to develop AppleWorks when OOorg and StarOffice are out there. I'd suggest that if anything they're working w/Sun on StarOffice for OS X. They will have something ready just in case Microsoft kill the profitable Office v.X just to hurt the Macintosh.
Let's face it, although your average user doesn't have Office, people who are switching over *need* an extensive office suite -- and no, thinkfree and appleworks do *not* suffice.
Let's face it, although your average user doesn't have Office, people who are switching over *need* an extensive office suite -- and no, thinkfree and appleworks do *not* suffice.
FattyMembrane
Nov 30, 12:04 PM
the proper link can be hard to find, so here it is (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/abiword/AbiWord-2.2.0.dmg.gz).
this has made great improvements over the 2.1 betas. the interface is much more aquified than the older versions and all of the tools are now available in a floating palette instead of the very pc-ish toolbar! this one also seems to be much more stable than the 2.1 betas. TextEdit usually takes care of the majority of my text editing needs, but for the times i need a full word processor i use abiword. i'd say this new version may very well have me using it for everything. i recommend that everybody try this out, you'll be impressed. once the ms word import plug-in works, i think abiword will really take off on the mac.
this has made great improvements over the 2.1 betas. the interface is much more aquified than the older versions and all of the tools are now available in a floating palette instead of the very pc-ish toolbar! this one also seems to be much more stable than the 2.1 betas. TextEdit usually takes care of the majority of my text editing needs, but for the times i need a full word processor i use abiword. i'd say this new version may very well have me using it for everything. i recommend that everybody try this out, you'll be impressed. once the ms word import plug-in works, i think abiword will really take off on the mac.
JosephDuffy
Apr 27, 01:39 PM
Hi,
I'm selling my Time Capsule in order to get a bigger HDD, since my 500GB is now relatively small.
I want to wipe it completely, but under Disk Utility it isn't shown, so how do I go about this, and what is the original format, so when I sell it it's as new?
I know you can hold down a button on the back for a while, but will this wipe it all? I know deleting files doesn't fully remove them, so I want to make sure I'm protected! :)
Thanks,
Joseph Duffy
I'm selling my Time Capsule in order to get a bigger HDD, since my 500GB is now relatively small.
I want to wipe it completely, but under Disk Utility it isn't shown, so how do I go about this, and what is the original format, so when I sell it it's as new?
I know you can hold down a button on the back for a while, but will this wipe it all? I know deleting files doesn't fully remove them, so I want to make sure I'm protected! :)
Thanks,
Joseph Duffy
ftaok
Jul 2, 01:34 PM
I finally figured out why my iBook wouldn't sleep unless I closed the lid or chose sleep from the menu.
It must have something to do with the Canon LiDE 30 that I have, because when I left the scanner plugged in and walked away for 5 minutes, the iBook went to sleep.
I'm running an iBook 500mhz Combo, 640MB RAM, 10.2.6 and Canon's latest scanner driver.
Any ideas?
It must have something to do with the Canon LiDE 30 that I have, because when I left the scanner plugged in and walked away for 5 minutes, the iBook went to sleep.
I'm running an iBook 500mhz Combo, 640MB RAM, 10.2.6 and Canon's latest scanner driver.
Any ideas?
artie
Dec 29, 08:50 AM
Originally posted by Steradian
I like your story, how old are you anyways??? yes i know it's rude ot ask age but i am just wondering :)
PowerBook G4 1ghz
I'm 38....
damn, I'll be 39 this summer. :(
I like your story, how old are you anyways??? yes i know it's rude ot ask age but i am just wondering :)
PowerBook G4 1ghz
I'm 38....
damn, I'll be 39 this summer. :(
legreve
Apr 28, 02:08 AM
Im gonna be a bastard... Google had the answer in shorter time than it took you to ask in here..... "pl to dslr"... go fetch.
Aero26
Apr 17, 08:33 PM
Not the A-Trix. That came out in just about what seems like yesterday. :p Neither of the others even remotely. You put it in and the iPod is out of view. I really wish I could give you guys something more specific but theres not a thing on the net about or like it. :(
Chef Medeski
Dec 1, 03:28 PM
which powerbook, we may be able to work out a deal.
The brand new one. 1.5 Ghz 12".
The brand new one. 1.5 Ghz 12".
gr8tfly
Apr 26, 11:17 PM
A good rule-of-thumb for TM backup space is 2x your source drive (or, at least how much of it you tend to fill). So, in your case that would be 320GB. You could create that size partition, then leave the rest of the 500 available for other things.
If Time Machine doesn't have a partition assigned for backup, as soon as it's mounted, TM will as if you want to use it for backup. Then, select the 320GB partition (or, if nit doesn't ask, just go to System Preferences > Time Machine and select it. Also, if you things that don't need to be backed up, you can use the TM Options so exclude them.
As for partitioning your external drive, use Utilities > Disk Utility. Select your drive (not it's partition), then the Partition tab. Tell it to create 2 partitions, then you can eiher drag the divider to change their size, or type in the desired size. Select Mac OS Extended (journaled) for the format. Click on Options and make sure to select GUID as the partition map.
If Time Machine doesn't have a partition assigned for backup, as soon as it's mounted, TM will as if you want to use it for backup. Then, select the 320GB partition (or, if nit doesn't ask, just go to System Preferences > Time Machine and select it. Also, if you things that don't need to be backed up, you can use the TM Options so exclude them.
As for partitioning your external drive, use Utilities > Disk Utility. Select your drive (not it's partition), then the Partition tab. Tell it to create 2 partitions, then you can eiher drag the divider to change their size, or type in the desired size. Select Mac OS Extended (journaled) for the format. Click on Options and make sure to select GUID as the partition map.
