ElectricMan5
Apr 10, 11:35 PM
Any chance you can post them here, instead of having to join another forum to see them?
There's 64 of them, so it depends in what you want.
There's 64 of them, so it depends in what you want.
kuebby
May 1, 11:53 AM
You might consider an OWC enclosure. (macsales.com) I just got one of their 2-drive RAID enclosures and I really like it. The fan is pretty loud when it's running but I use it for media file backup so I only have it turned on when I'm actually using it so it doesn't bother me.
Dadioh
Apr 4, 02:49 PM
My early 2008 Macbook Pro just died after two and a half years. When I brought it into the Apple Store, they said my logic board had failed and wasn't my nVidia 8600GT. $1,100 to replace. I said no thanks.
I'll be needing a laptop this Sept for school and the new Macbook Pros look awesome. Is there anything about them I should be afraid of?? I don't want it to break down.
I would say you are OK. The issue that befell the 2008 MBP was strictly an NVidia 8600m GT issue and is not carried forward to the new unibody designs. Also, the non-unibody MBP tended to run pretty hot which didn't help the issue. The lower power CPU's and better thermal design of the unibody will reduce stress on the system components. In a nutshell, get a new unibody MBP without worry. You'll love it.
I'll be needing a laptop this Sept for school and the new Macbook Pros look awesome. Is there anything about them I should be afraid of?? I don't want it to break down.
I would say you are OK. The issue that befell the 2008 MBP was strictly an NVidia 8600m GT issue and is not carried forward to the new unibody designs. Also, the non-unibody MBP tended to run pretty hot which didn't help the issue. The lower power CPU's and better thermal design of the unibody will reduce stress on the system components. In a nutshell, get a new unibody MBP without worry. You'll love it.
simsaladimbamba
Jan 29, 09:40 AM
Have you tried any of these steps?
Mac doesn't boot (http://guides.macrumors.com/Mac_doesn?_boot)
Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance with Disk Utility and fsck (http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1417)
Troubleshooting: My computer won't turn on (http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1367)
Btw, the Mac mini, obviously being an older G4 model, being plugged into a router does not have anything to do with its bootability.
Mac doesn't boot (http://guides.macrumors.com/Mac_doesn?_boot)
Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance with Disk Utility and fsck (http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1417)
Troubleshooting: My computer won't turn on (http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1367)
Btw, the Mac mini, obviously being an older G4 model, being plugged into a router does not have anything to do with its bootability.
droalex
Jun 9, 11:51 PM
Yeah I'll give you $225 shipped
doucy2
Dec 29, 11:46 AM
i know a sony media converter cna do the job
i used mine to do it
but i dont need it any more
im sure there are other options out there though
but the media converter worked fine
i used mine to do it
but i dont need it any more
im sure there are other options out there though
but the media converter worked fine
mbl42
Dec 7, 04:24 PM
Would you cancel the auction if I offered you $1,400 shipped? :)
GekiRed
Dec 17, 12:59 PM
I finally got my iPod Touch 4G from the US yesterday (after being held up for practically a week thanks to the F-Wits at HM Customs and Excise, plus having to go all the way to Liverpool to pick up the parcel that it was part of hours after coming out of hospital due to a seizure the night before!) and it's not a bad device (it's definitely not the be-all and end-all device that certain people here would make it out to be!), but now I want to jailbreak it so I can customise it in my own unique way (Otaku-style, that is!:D) amongst other things...
The iOS on it is currently 4.1 and when I synced it for the first time, it asked me to download a update which I haven't finished downloading due to my slow connection and even though I've installed CFW on my PSP's and softmodded my Wii, this is a whole other level for me.
I take it that if I did install 4.2.2, I wouldn't be able to jailbreak my iPod Touch until a ailbreak for it was available?
The iOS on it is currently 4.1 and when I synced it for the first time, it asked me to download a update which I haven't finished downloading due to my slow connection and even though I've installed CFW on my PSP's and softmodded my Wii, this is a whole other level for me.
I take it that if I did install 4.2.2, I wouldn't be able to jailbreak my iPod Touch until a ailbreak for it was available?
MacBytes
Sep 21, 01:20 PM
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Category: Tips and How To's
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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Category: Tips and How To's
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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Approved by Mudbug
dmr727
Mar 10, 12:30 PM
The M0116 should have the same tactile feedback as the original Apple Extended Keyboard (released in '87 with the SE and II), although be careful here, as the Extended Keyboard II was released in 1990, and those keys are a little softer (and quieter).
And I'm with you - I consider the late 80s Apple keyboards to have the best feel, although they are a little loud by today's standards.
And I'm with you - I consider the late 80s Apple keyboards to have the best feel, although they are a little loud by today's standards.
HexMonkey
Jul 22, 04:31 PM
Yup, I was already investigating when you replied. :)
Doctor Q
Feb 22, 08:10 PM
I've always liked Ian Smith's little Freeverse businsess. How can you not like a company that uses monkeys in their products at every opportunity? I hope the staff and products will stay as they are, even when under new management.
solvs
Dec 22, 02:14 PM
They would be less likely than Roxio... I mean Napster. Though it did seem to be their only profitable thing right now, this still seems strange to me.
TheGenerous
Dec 1, 07:47 PM
Dax Regular
OFFTOPIC; How did you recognize it?
OFFTOPIC; How did you recognize it?
twoodcc
Sep 18, 06:36 PM
As far as I know Nvidia and ATI have bugs in the drivers that will not be fixed for GPU crunching until snow leopard is out and new science apps are written to take advantage of it. I think Open CL is the programing API that fixes this with new drivers and OSX side stuff. I am told the science apps will need to be recompiled and maybe rewritten. I have questions posted on the BOINC and SETI message boards asking about this.
i'm glad you are posting about this. snow leopard is out. i hope they working on it
i'm glad you are posting about this. snow leopard is out. i hope they working on it
Penn Jennings
Apr 28, 01:25 PM
For giggles, I called the Summer Set store in Troy Michigan and asked if it was OK. The guy told that the CD's have a license in them. He said to try it, if works great. If it doesn't, come and buy another one.
There ya go. Try it, if it works, great, if it doesn't, buy another one.
There ya go. Try it, if it works, great, if it doesn't, buy another one.
stormy67
Jan 17, 01:00 PM
Does anyone have a good source that's covering what other vendors are coming out with at Macworld? Seems like everyone is rehashing the big announcements and barely anything else.....
Thanks
derekjd
Macspeech came out with Macspeech Dictate.
http://www.macspeech.com/
I strongly advise anyone to reconsider purchasing any product from Macspeech. Buyer Beware.
http://stormythoughts.blogspot.com/2008/01/all-mac-users-considering-buying-from.html
Thanks
derekjd
Macspeech came out with Macspeech Dictate.
http://www.macspeech.com/
I strongly advise anyone to reconsider purchasing any product from Macspeech. Buyer Beware.
http://stormythoughts.blogspot.com/2008/01/all-mac-users-considering-buying-from.html
SR71
May 2, 06:19 PM
Today marks the day that I've had my MacBook Air for 14 days, and it also marks the last day that I have to return my MacBook Air to Apple.
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
Rodimus Prime
Jul 1, 12:58 AM
... and Apple will surely blame Adobe.
They can try but apple now has to big name companies pointing the finger back at them regarding the open gl drivers. Both valve and adobe are saying the source of the problem is apple. That does not bold well for apple. I expect others to start coming out soon
They can try but apple now has to big name companies pointing the finger back at them regarding the open gl drivers. Both valve and adobe are saying the source of the problem is apple. That does not bold well for apple. I expect others to start coming out soon
Juan007
May 4, 11:58 PM
Thanks for the info! So we can be 100% sure that iFixIt sells only OEM stuff? I notice they have the front panel in stock, but not the other parts.
FireStar
Nov 5, 04:07 PM
So, when I'm in Forum Spy some threads show up yellow instead of blue. At first, I thought it was only when Administators posted, but now, it is yellow when someone posts in a [WW] Thread. Why? :confused:
Edit: Upon closer examination I find that most of them are by Don't panic.
Edit: Upon closer examination I find that most of them are by Don't panic.
Flying Llama
Aug 15, 04:02 PM
Some orbs with various backgrounds seen in submission #7:
DanaLea73
Apr 24, 08:42 PM
how many different apple ID's can you authorize on a single copy of iTunes? My husband and I each have our own apple IDs but the old "what's yours is mine and what's mine is yours" thing applies, and if he buys a CD or an app I want to use, then dammit, I want a copy! LOL
So how can I get his stuff on my computer and mine on his?
So how can I get his stuff on my computer and mine on his?
sikkinixx
Mar 26, 08:36 AM
Well right now at Futureshop (retailer around here) a 2GB sandisk MS Duo is $69.99 cdn on sale, while the 4GB is at it's regular $149.99, although the 4GB was on sale last week for $89.99. They kinda flip flop. A computer place around here, NCIX, has a 4GB for regular price at $112.70 cdn, while another computer place, a-power, has the 2GB for $79.99 regular price. They aren't dead on, but if you shop around you can get them for a reasonable price.