AppleScruff1
Apr 14, 10:47 PM
Foxconn has been known for its human rights abuses of its workers.. this isn't new. While China economically is becoming more and more powerful over the USA, it still has a lot to learn about work place human rights.
This is why they are becoming more and more powerful. They feel that the end justifies the means regardless of the human toll.
This is why they are becoming more and more powerful. They feel that the end justifies the means regardless of the human toll.
tablo13
Oct 17, 07:02 PM
Cases by Switcheasy that aren't hard? Define hard.
By hard, I mean like hard shells, like Griffin Reveal and stuff.
By hard, I mean like hard shells, like Griffin Reveal and stuff.
Capt Underpants
Mar 9, 08:01 AM
They won't have any issues. It's perfectly legal to sell software as long as you uninstall it from your computer first. When they install it, they'll be able to register it in their name.
Billicus
Jan 29, 11:39 PM
Originally posted by powermac99
Thanks, but you ought to share now!
All right...:) (http://www.icompositions.com/auditorium1/showphoto.php?photo=420)
Thanks, but you ought to share now!
All right...:) (http://www.icompositions.com/auditorium1/showphoto.php?photo=420)
JsR
Aug 30, 06:19 AM
Other fellow Geordies...I like :D
nimo26
Dec 7, 09:17 PM
o.k..looks like no one else have ran into this..will take apart my G5 and post info after...
NIMO
NIMO
Seasought
Dec 2, 09:03 AM
Fascinating. I'll look into it.
carlgo
Mar 25, 08:20 PM
When I went away to college I had a fuzzy photo of Liz taken by a relative who watched her make the film The Sandpiper down the coast from Big Sur. It was hard to tell who it was, but there was no doubt about her very exceedingly exceptional build and beauty.
My new roommates were showing photos of the girlfriends they left behind and bragging about how hot they were, so I pulled out Liz and claimed she was my girlfriend "Mary".
Shut them up, like instantly. I kept the secret for weeks. It was fun.
My new roommates were showing photos of the girlfriends they left behind and bragging about how hot they were, so I pulled out Liz and claimed she was my girlfriend "Mary".
Shut them up, like instantly. I kept the secret for weeks. It was fun.
JGaraffa
Mar 11, 08:29 AM
Two days ago I jailbroke my 3rd gen itouch (running 4.2.1) using greenpois0n rc6. Now i'm having issues with images loading on safari (not getting the blue box with a question mark, more just the color of the page where the picture should be)
I installed the following:
cydia
installous
mxtube
poof!
dtunes
winterboard
cylay
fontswap
SBSsettings
adblocker
also, when i play music the top bar where i usually play my music switched from gray to black (where it says songs, artists, etc). and my font on the home screen under each application was very dim so I switched the color to white.
Any idea what's going on with the pictures? Does it have anything to do with what i've installed?
Edit: I just disabled the font color from white to the normal settings, the top bar in music went back to normal (no longer black) but the fonts are still dim on the home screen.
I installed the following:
cydia
installous
mxtube
poof!
dtunes
winterboard
cylay
fontswap
SBSsettings
adblocker
also, when i play music the top bar where i usually play my music switched from gray to black (where it says songs, artists, etc). and my font on the home screen under each application was very dim so I switched the color to white.
Any idea what's going on with the pictures? Does it have anything to do with what i've installed?
Edit: I just disabled the font color from white to the normal settings, the top bar in music went back to normal (no longer black) but the fonts are still dim on the home screen.
mikelewis
Apr 12, 11:20 AM
I am managing an Xserve running Mac OS X 10.5 server. Recently, the login window has stopped working correctly.
As shown in the attachment, the "login box" fails to appear. Rebooting the server fixes this temporarily (so far) but after a while the login box disappears again. I am unable to reboot the server frequently as it is hosting live applications (all of which continue to run normally during this error). Also I'm concerned that eventually a reboot will not fix the problem.
I am able to login via SSH with an administrator account and have tried deleting com.apple.windowserver.plist from /Library/Preferences and killing/restarting just the loginwindow and windowserver processes.
I'm at a loss - any suggestions?
As shown in the attachment, the "login box" fails to appear. Rebooting the server fixes this temporarily (so far) but after a while the login box disappears again. I am unable to reboot the server frequently as it is hosting live applications (all of which continue to run normally during this error). Also I'm concerned that eventually a reboot will not fix the problem.
I am able to login via SSH with an administrator account and have tried deleting com.apple.windowserver.plist from /Library/Preferences and killing/restarting just the loginwindow and windowserver processes.
I'm at a loss - any suggestions?
FroColin
Mar 27, 03:06 PM
First thing. No the superdrive is a CD/DVD drive. It's not a hard drive. Unless you want to store your video on a DVD or something then yes you could burn it to a disk with the superdrive.
As for wanting to watch it. You can watch it on your Air (Just double click the file) or you can actually hook your Air up to your TV (Probably). You will need an HDTV with an HDMI in a VGA in or a DVI in then a display port to HDMI or VGA or DVI. You could also get an Apple TV but you can only watch it in 720 instead of 1080 (1280 x 720, and 1920 x 1080). This sounds like a big deal but it really isn't. Apply TV is 100 dollars so that might be too much. You can burn it to a DVD and then watch it in your DVD player but that won't be HD. If you got a blu ray burner and you have a blu ray player you could burn it to blu ray but this is expensive, both as the cost of blu ray disks is quite high and the cost and complication of getting a blu ray burner.
As for wanting to watch it. You can watch it on your Air (Just double click the file) or you can actually hook your Air up to your TV (Probably). You will need an HDTV with an HDMI in a VGA in or a DVI in then a display port to HDMI or VGA or DVI. You could also get an Apple TV but you can only watch it in 720 instead of 1080 (1280 x 720, and 1920 x 1080). This sounds like a big deal but it really isn't. Apply TV is 100 dollars so that might be too much. You can burn it to a DVD and then watch it in your DVD player but that won't be HD. If you got a blu ray burner and you have a blu ray player you could burn it to blu ray but this is expensive, both as the cost of blu ray disks is quite high and the cost and complication of getting a blu ray burner.
wordoflife
Mar 20, 01:41 AM
What? He's got a valid point, though it might be false.
LastLine
Apr 26, 04:33 PM
Sounds to me like you're downloading windows files. .exes open as code files for me in os x.
wrldwzrd89
Apr 25, 09:55 AM
You can restore your iTunes Library file from just before the deletion, via Time Machine. You'll have to do this while iTunes is NOT running, though. By default, the file is here: /Users/username/Music/iTunes/iTunes Library
YanniDepp
Apr 4, 05:06 AM
It wouldn't surprise me if even things like the touch wheel and display are different between generations.
The iPod mini had two generations. They looked almost identical. But they had screens and click wheels that were totally incompatible with each other.
It will definitely be the same for the 5.5 gens and classics.
The iPod mini had two generations. They looked almost identical. But they had screens and click wheels that were totally incompatible with each other.
It will definitely be the same for the 5.5 gens and classics.
bambambob
Jul 11, 08:26 AM
7 in front of me, approx. 25 in back of me. They're out if 16G black, have 8&16 white in stock. I'd guess they will run out of all of them this AM.
bmms8
May 6, 02:02 PM
im getting "this device isnt eligible for the requested build" error in itunes. any takers? thanks
GoldBlue
May 5, 10:36 AM
Need some advice. That last Apple I used was an Apple IIe back when I was a kid. Still miss playing some of those games, but I digress. I am going to switch to a new iMac. Wife has an iphone and kids have 4th gen ipods so I have a little familiarity.
I currently have 6 year old HP Windows machine. 250 gig HD, Intel Core processor, slow as molasis.
I have decided to purchase the 21 "" model and would like advice on which one and if I should add anything. ie buy the $1199 model but upgrade x.
Does the $300 justifiy the 500 increase in HD with better chip and graphics chip?
I was thinking of using buying the one-to-one sevice becasue my current Windows machine has 100 gigs of itunes music and a ton of valuable (to me) pictures. Worth it?
I have 3 grade school kids that don't do much gaming (yet) other than on our PS3 and Wii. They might in the future.
I also want to get a word processor program for them. Is iWork sufficient or should I get MS Office? Will it be sufficient when they are in High School. iWork files give any problems when transfering to a Office Windows machine?
The main thing I want the computer for is as a media hub for my family. iphoto, itunes, perhaps some HD video taken from my Canon T1i. Also for web browsing and the schoool projects.
Finally, should I purchase apple care?
I expect this computer to last my family for at least 6 years. (I hope)
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
I currently have 6 year old HP Windows machine. 250 gig HD, Intel Core processor, slow as molasis.
I have decided to purchase the 21 "" model and would like advice on which one and if I should add anything. ie buy the $1199 model but upgrade x.
Does the $300 justifiy the 500 increase in HD with better chip and graphics chip?
I was thinking of using buying the one-to-one sevice becasue my current Windows machine has 100 gigs of itunes music and a ton of valuable (to me) pictures. Worth it?
I have 3 grade school kids that don't do much gaming (yet) other than on our PS3 and Wii. They might in the future.
I also want to get a word processor program for them. Is iWork sufficient or should I get MS Office? Will it be sufficient when they are in High School. iWork files give any problems when transfering to a Office Windows machine?
The main thing I want the computer for is as a media hub for my family. iphoto, itunes, perhaps some HD video taken from my Canon T1i. Also for web browsing and the schoool projects.
Finally, should I purchase apple care?
I expect this computer to last my family for at least 6 years. (I hope)
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
ftaok
Aug 28, 06:51 AM
Originally posted by Pants
agreed - except essentially, it IS a 1 ghz chip thats passed its acceptance for 1.25. At least a p3 and p4 have large architectural differences!I know that you did agree with solv, but I just wanted to say this.
The 1.25ghz isn't an "overclocked" 1.0ghz chip. Yes, the 1.25 and the 1.0 aren't much different, but the 1.0 isn't much different than the 867 (or the 600). No one's calling the 1.0ghz an overclocked 600mhz G4.
Just wanted to get that off my chest.
agreed - except essentially, it IS a 1 ghz chip thats passed its acceptance for 1.25. At least a p3 and p4 have large architectural differences!I know that you did agree with solv, but I just wanted to say this.
The 1.25ghz isn't an "overclocked" 1.0ghz chip. Yes, the 1.25 and the 1.0 aren't much different, but the 1.0 isn't much different than the 867 (or the 600). No one's calling the 1.0ghz an overclocked 600mhz G4.
Just wanted to get that off my chest.
guru_ck
Jan 24, 07:41 PM
Thanks for the fast reply guys. To answer your questions I did order the Mini with BT and WiFi however I absolutely do not want any wireless devices. The USB ports are not a problem since I have a 4 port hub built into my desk. I don't think i'll really need the two mouse buttons but I really like the scroll wheel for browsing the web. I will consider the MacMice and the Apple KB. Thanks for the suggestions!
Transporteur
Apr 25, 06:13 PM
For $200 you have only one choice, the 5770, which is absolutely fine for your kind of work.
A 4870 would be another option if you can find it used. It offers the same performance but requires more power and comes with only 2 outputs.
A 4870 would be another option if you can find it used. It offers the same performance but requires more power and comes with only 2 outputs.
goMac
Apr 20, 10:41 PM
Not without spending a significant amount of money (>$100)
Jolly Jimmy
May 4, 10:20 PM
See this (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.4/en/mh606.html) support page.
TuffLuffJimmy
May 4, 12:25 PM
My advice is if you are not tech savvy enough to understand the activity monitor don't look at it. If you're not tech savvy enough to check your RAM usage, don't check it. If you're not savvy enough to understand x, then don't worry about x.