skikid419
Jun 13, 05:30 PM
i would love to use that as the macrumors icon when u save it as an iphone bookmark on the homescreen!
trainguy77
Dec 8, 05:25 PM
I don't understand the need for the security.
Well if any application could send anything to any other applications your asking for viruses crashing and all sorts of issues. You need to have them sandboxed to some extend and have meditation for what can communicate. To get around this you use the network but the address 127.0.0.1.
Well if any application could send anything to any other applications your asking for viruses crashing and all sorts of issues. You need to have them sandboxed to some extend and have meditation for what can communicate. To get around this you use the network but the address 127.0.0.1.
ucfgrad93
May 2, 08:38 PM
Agreed. I don't think that it is going to sell very well.
wingsabr
May 4, 08:19 PM
Not recently they haven't, June 09, April '10, and now February of this year. I will agree that this year has a higher probability of getting a fall update though but that would probably be a minor spec bump before Ivy Bridge in 2012.
This. Redesign plus Ivy Bridge in 2012. Besides all that, it appears that the iPhone won't get the standard June update so I wouldn't put it past Apple to change their standard release dates.
This. Redesign plus Ivy Bridge in 2012. Besides all that, it appears that the iPhone won't get the standard June update so I wouldn't put it past Apple to change their standard release dates.
phungy
Feb 1, 12:59 AM
Probably that crazy guy who sold an iPhone for $120.
Heh, I actually didn't care who the celebrity was. Just felt like posting on a thread that was already sold, plus notified mods to lock it but mods are apparently too busy to respond :rolleyes:.
Heh, I actually didn't care who the celebrity was. Just felt like posting on a thread that was already sold, plus notified mods to lock it but mods are apparently too busy to respond :rolleyes:.
Ibanez Strummer
Apr 1, 11:19 AM
Hello!
I currently own 2 old style Xboxes. The first one I got second hand and the cd drive broke after plenty of use. I had enjoyed the console so went out and bought another to replace it and this still works perfectly to date. However, I have just come across the old one clearing stuff out and would like to make some use of it, but have no idea what I can do without a working CD drive?
Any ideas??
Thanks!
I currently own 2 old style Xboxes. The first one I got second hand and the cd drive broke after plenty of use. I had enjoyed the console so went out and bought another to replace it and this still works perfectly to date. However, I have just come across the old one clearing stuff out and would like to make some use of it, but have no idea what I can do without a working CD drive?
Any ideas??
Thanks!
Queso
Feb 7, 06:00 AM
I recently downloaded and installed the F@H client onto my PowerBook G4, but now find that the software just makes the fans go like the clappers so have stopped running ot. Is there a way to transfer the allocated work unit onto my iMac G5 and queue it directly behind the WU the iMac is currently working on?
The WU doesn't have to be completed until the 28th April so there's plenty of time for the iMac to do both.
The WU doesn't have to be completed until the 28th April so there's plenty of time for the iMac to do both.
bvpham88
Jan 30, 04:56 AM
i wanted to let anybody that stumbles on this forum that i found a way to restore it!
all you gotta do is hold menu and the middle button until the apple logo comes on, now let go and press and hold the middle and play/pause button it will then go into restore mode, once you connect it to a computer it will probably ask you to format the drive, just format and open itunes, now it will let you restore with itunes.
all you gotta do is hold menu and the middle button until the apple logo comes on, now let go and press and hold the middle and play/pause button it will then go into restore mode, once you connect it to a computer it will probably ask you to format the drive, just format and open itunes, now it will let you restore with itunes.
TyleRomeo
Aug 30, 12:38 PM
Originally posted by ddtlm
TyleRomeo:
Interesting to note that Apple said "4-6 weeks" the day the 1.25 was announed, and this is 2 or 3 weeks later. Hmmm, still 4-6 weeks. I originally thought about getting one, but I have since given up and will wait till the next revision which may very well include a Power4-lite option, but we won't have much idea about that until October 15th.
Sorry ddtlm, I think you misread what i posted ( or a futzed up my post) anywho, orginally on august 13th the apple site said it would be a 6-8 week wait. Two weeks later on the 28th, the 6-8 week wait went down to 4-6 weeks.
I guarantee in 2 weeks it will say 2-4 weeks. And eventually it will widle away to 5-7 days, 3-5 days, and then 1-3
So still count on the powermac 1.25 coming out around the same time the october 1st monitor rebate occurs. And if my predictions are right those could include new monitors from Paris just two weeks prior.
tyler
TyleRomeo:
Interesting to note that Apple said "4-6 weeks" the day the 1.25 was announed, and this is 2 or 3 weeks later. Hmmm, still 4-6 weeks. I originally thought about getting one, but I have since given up and will wait till the next revision which may very well include a Power4-lite option, but we won't have much idea about that until October 15th.
Sorry ddtlm, I think you misread what i posted ( or a futzed up my post) anywho, orginally on august 13th the apple site said it would be a 6-8 week wait. Two weeks later on the 28th, the 6-8 week wait went down to 4-6 weeks.
I guarantee in 2 weeks it will say 2-4 weeks. And eventually it will widle away to 5-7 days, 3-5 days, and then 1-3
So still count on the powermac 1.25 coming out around the same time the october 1st monitor rebate occurs. And if my predictions are right those could include new monitors from Paris just two weeks prior.
tyler
kclark
Feb 16, 11:13 AM
I was looking at the mac mini with snow leopard server. I would use it for my work, but I have a few apps on the current server that only run on windows. Is there a way that I can run those apps on the mini server? I know I have a couple of programs that use microsoft.net.
secondhandloser
Mar 10, 03:36 PM
I think we'll get an iteration of the iPhone, not sure what the moniker will be though...
MacBytes
Jan 29, 04:52 PM
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londonweb
Nov 20, 02:53 PM
wow, very impressive. Ad agency sites should be the best really, but most of them are awful. I suppose the web isn't generally the first port of call for most people looking for an ad agency of that calibre.
Incidentally, does anyone know how you do these kinds of Flash sites whereby you click on something and move or zoom into a particular thing, and then on exit you zoom out again as if in reverse. I mean you could do it with motion tweening but you'd have to do a different tween for each bit and the site would be a nightmare to maintain or update- it would seem it's done purely with actionscript, but then how do you get the nice easing motion? Whenever i've done motion in actionscript it turns out jerky and linear...maybe I'm just not clever enough. Wish I'd paid more attention in maths lessons now.
Saw this the other day- very nice and very simple use of flash, I thought (although the music seems an uneccessary embellishent): www.mortenlaursen.com
Incidentally, does anyone know how you do these kinds of Flash sites whereby you click on something and move or zoom into a particular thing, and then on exit you zoom out again as if in reverse. I mean you could do it with motion tweening but you'd have to do a different tween for each bit and the site would be a nightmare to maintain or update- it would seem it's done purely with actionscript, but then how do you get the nice easing motion? Whenever i've done motion in actionscript it turns out jerky and linear...maybe I'm just not clever enough. Wish I'd paid more attention in maths lessons now.
Saw this the other day- very nice and very simple use of flash, I thought (although the music seems an uneccessary embellishent): www.mortenlaursen.com
Kwyjibo
Jul 3, 04:29 PM
mac world reviews 20in lcds this month in the magazine..it was pretty well done and balanced..too bad i'm not in the market
elpenguino
Mar 15, 05:36 PM
The only thing I would suggest is to add some sort of variation to the velocities of the tweets beyond your sliders. Maybe the tweets could be weighted based on how many times they've been retweeted; the more retweets, the louder the sound produced.
Great work!
Great work!
MacBytes
Sep 21, 01:20 PM
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Link: How to: Schedule sending email in OS X Mail (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100921142038)
Description:: Do you need to send an email at specific time, but there�s no way you�re going to be physically able to click the �Send� button at that moment? Well, bless the gods that created Mac OS and AppleScript for this extremely easy way � one download and a couple clicks �
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JFerrari
Apr 6, 08:02 AM
iMac all the way. The mac mini needs a desperate cpu update- still on core 2 duo. The iMac is awesome. I have the 21.5 inch 3.06 core 2 duo from Oct' 2009- it works excellent, never had an issue. You also get more for your money with the iMac than a mac mini or a macbook pro. An iMac should last you a good 5 years (at least).
If I were you I would wait a few weeks as the iMac will be updated by the end of this month/ early May- something to keep in mind so you don't end up with buyers remorse.
If I were you I would wait a few weeks as the iMac will be updated by the end of this month/ early May- something to keep in mind so you don't end up with buyers remorse.
David Schmidt
Jun 1, 06:39 PM
Any ideas?
The eject mechanism is stuck partway up or down, and/or it's not lubed enough to work well. You'd do well to strip the machine down and give the drive a good going-over.
The eject mechanism is stuck partway up or down, and/or it's not lubed enough to work well. You'd do well to strip the machine down and give the drive a good going-over.
Arnaud
Sep 28, 01:12 AM
...The more we talk about it, the higher the chances your special-deal screens are gone next time you go to the shop...
If you decide yourself for the 2 x 20", move quick !
If you decide yourself for the 2 x 20", move quick !
bige12
Mar 11, 02:35 PM
Any info about the Apple Store in Reston, VA in Reston Towne Center?
sikkinixx
Mar 24, 03:39 PM
http://psp.ign.com/articles/775/775176p1.html
16 articles which are all interviews with different developers, some first some third party, about what they like about the PSP, what they would like to see Sony do, and some brief thoughts on the future of the handheld.
I haven't read them all yet, but most are pretty good and give a ray of hope that PSP will continue to put out good games in the future (yes, it does have good games :P) and on it's future integration with networking/PS3/add-ons/firmwares.
16 articles which are all interviews with different developers, some first some third party, about what they like about the PSP, what they would like to see Sony do, and some brief thoughts on the future of the handheld.
I haven't read them all yet, but most are pretty good and give a ray of hope that PSP will continue to put out good games in the future (yes, it does have good games :P) and on it's future integration with networking/PS3/add-ons/firmwares.
JakeTheMac
Apr 27, 02:37 PM
I'm confused.
Malware creators supposedly ignore the Mac platform because it's too small and they go after Windows because it's larger, not because it's less secure. However this malware is targeting Windows based iPad users...that's maybe what 500K right now more or less? And to be clear, it only affects the Windows platform, not the iPad itself (which is OS X based).
So tell us Windows fan boys, why did this happen?
Exactly. Since like 10 people probably have a iPad and update it through there windows computer.
Malware creators supposedly ignore the Mac platform because it's too small and they go after Windows because it's larger, not because it's less secure. However this malware is targeting Windows based iPad users...that's maybe what 500K right now more or less? And to be clear, it only affects the Windows platform, not the iPad itself (which is OS X based).
So tell us Windows fan boys, why did this happen?
Exactly. Since like 10 people probably have a iPad and update it through there windows computer.
Louis-
May 26, 09:24 PM
I will be heading to eldon square this friday to get an ipad (I hope :D)
Do we just line up and try to get one? or do we have to pre-order in store before hand?
Just line up I think mate!
Do we just line up and try to get one? or do we have to pre-order in store before hand?
Just line up I think mate!
mad jew
Sep 10, 12:26 AM
Interesting stuff. I've always wondered about this little theory. Thanks for the stats aquajet. :)