grawk
Mar 24, 11:00 AM
he isn't really that new 2005 was more than 6 months ago so he should have the opportunity to use the marketplace...
That's macrumor's decision tho, not ours. It's 250 posts AND 6 months.
That's macrumor's decision tho, not ours. It's 250 posts AND 6 months.
iJohnHenry
Jan 4, 04:54 PM
A classic, no matter what your generation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkS169P_Eeo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkS169P_Eeo
ImAlwaysRight
Oct 26, 07:54 AM
I'm not an iPod user, but methinks this would be a good thing for Apple.
MacHamster68
Jun 23, 05:38 PM
and avoid selling at times when new apple products of the same sort in your case ipod 's had been released by apple , because then the market is swamped by last years ipods, all sold to get the newest ,so you 1st gen ipod would go under in the masses
.dan
Mar 22, 06:55 PM
you had a look at the Belkin SOHO range?
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatSectionView.process?IWAction=Load&Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=201729
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatSectionView.process?IWAction=Load&Merchant_Id=&Section_Id=201729
SportsCasters
May 4, 12:03 AM
Well, maybe next time. This is going to be sold well before six months.
TannerH
Mar 11, 07:58 AM
my best friend is an apple head they have over 10000 in stock at slc cause no pre orders!
awesome!
awesome!
-Ken-
Mar 11, 01:34 PM
Two iMac G3s. Macquarium and another to play around with. I never had a Mac until this year. My first PC was in '83 (IBM PC Jr.)
iMeowbot
Oct 25, 08:07 AM
One of the things that irritates me about iTMS is the fact that I can't play my purchased tracks on anything other than an iPod.
You can, with limitations. If you burn to CD, then rip to a lossless format, you can put an exact copy on anything. Right now the resulting larger files really do present a problem when moving to other players (unless you're willing to accept recompression losses), but time will erase this as storage density goes up and prices drop.
For example, the current high-end iPod can already hold more uncompressed audio than the original could hold in the iTMS compressed form, yet the newer model costs a little less.
You can, with limitations. If you burn to CD, then rip to a lossless format, you can put an exact copy on anything. Right now the resulting larger files really do present a problem when moving to other players (unless you're willing to accept recompression losses), but time will erase this as storage density goes up and prices drop.
For example, the current high-end iPod can already hold more uncompressed audio than the original could hold in the iTMS compressed form, yet the newer model costs a little less.
peharri
Jan 9, 09:58 AM
from John Gruber at Daringfireball.net (http://www.daringfireball.net)
i have to agree that would be even cooler than a new phone; a new mobile platform entirely. unlikely, but cool.
Don't think it's that unlikely.
1. Take NEXTSTEP. Add some OS X enhancements, such as the GUI, most of Darwin, but leave out new frameworks etc unless they're absolutely necessary, and forget about 90% of the device drivers and stuff as they're unnecessary.
2. Add Java (at least, J2ME)
3. Add Quicktime
Result: OS X Lite. They could easily have been keeping this in development for the last ten years, as they did OS X for Intel, without anyone knowing. For the most part, it's a set of Makefile flags added to Mac OS X.
But that's not the only way of doing it. An alternative is to take an OS like Mac OS 9, remove some of the unnecessary stuff, upgrade the GUI a little, and have Java and maybe CarbonLib. Very low on the resource requirements, very efficient.
Apple doesn't have to build this thing from the ground up. It already has two candidates in terms of old systems that have 90% of the functionality required and just need tweaking and a UI overhaul to make them "just work".
i have to agree that would be even cooler than a new phone; a new mobile platform entirely. unlikely, but cool.
Don't think it's that unlikely.
1. Take NEXTSTEP. Add some OS X enhancements, such as the GUI, most of Darwin, but leave out new frameworks etc unless they're absolutely necessary, and forget about 90% of the device drivers and stuff as they're unnecessary.
2. Add Java (at least, J2ME)
3. Add Quicktime
Result: OS X Lite. They could easily have been keeping this in development for the last ten years, as they did OS X for Intel, without anyone knowing. For the most part, it's a set of Makefile flags added to Mac OS X.
But that's not the only way of doing it. An alternative is to take an OS like Mac OS 9, remove some of the unnecessary stuff, upgrade the GUI a little, and have Java and maybe CarbonLib. Very low on the resource requirements, very efficient.
Apple doesn't have to build this thing from the ground up. It already has two candidates in terms of old systems that have 90% of the functionality required and just need tweaking and a UI overhaul to make them "just work".
TheMacBookPro
Apr 24, 09:13 PM
To answer your question, no.
I think the blk requires another port on the mobo or something to give it power.
Also- the space under the keyboard is pretty tight as it is so good luck getting the optic fiber to run to each key.
Besides there would be no way to control it. The power button on the Air is where the eject button is on other Macs, the eject button is on F12 and thus F5/F6 to control the backlighting would not work.
I think the blk requires another port on the mobo or something to give it power.
Also- the space under the keyboard is pretty tight as it is so good luck getting the optic fiber to run to each key.
Besides there would be no way to control it. The power button on the Air is where the eject button is on other Macs, the eject button is on F12 and thus F5/F6 to control the backlighting would not work.
Rower_CPU
Sep 13, 06:16 PM
Obviously this isn't wanted here. Perhaps a mod can end it for us?
Done. :)
Done. :)
PeterQVenkman
Apr 15, 10:11 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baIKQgWAgJY#t=13s
That sums it up.
That sums it up.
mi5moav
Oct 12, 08:13 AM
LASSOO THE BOOBIES
7, 1, 0, decimal point, 7, 7, 3, 4, 5. Turn your lasso spread sheet upside down.
what about all the hexadecimal options?
7, 1, 0, decimal point, 7, 7, 3, 4, 5. Turn your lasso spread sheet upside down.
what about all the hexadecimal options?
eMagine
Jan 12, 08:03 PM
Overall Score: 363.5
redshift1
Nov 13, 11:03 PM
http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/ss78/anywhere08/Screenshot2010-11-13at92556PM.png
Who's the girl?
Who's the girl?
beaster
Jan 24, 02:44 PM
Sorry -- *APPLE*-shift-delete. I'm still carrying around Windows remnants too, so I always seem to confuse Apple and Option when I write them out. ;)
The date deleted part is a good point. And I don't have an answer for that. :(
:) Thanks - I'll try the Apple key combo when I'm back at home tonight. I suppose for the date deleted bit I'll have to find the right combo of -ctime or -atime or whatever in the UNIX find command and go that route. Just hoping to be able to do it from the GUI for convenience - esp. in situations where I want to get rid of all but one or two files older than 30 days, etc.
Thanks,
Sean
The date deleted part is a good point. And I don't have an answer for that. :(
:) Thanks - I'll try the Apple key combo when I'm back at home tonight. I suppose for the date deleted bit I'll have to find the right combo of -ctime or -atime or whatever in the UNIX find command and go that route. Just hoping to be able to do it from the GUI for convenience - esp. in situations where I want to get rid of all but one or two files older than 30 days, etc.
Thanks,
Sean
steve_hill4
Aug 10, 04:18 AM
Does that mean that VirtualPC is now abandonware and can be distributed freely?
Doubt it. This is Microsoft remember. Also, I think it is still going to get sold for PPC, it's just they no longer plan a Intel/Universal build of it.
Give it up to when it is no longer available to buy for PPC then it becomes abandonware I believe.
Doubt it. This is Microsoft remember. Also, I think it is still going to get sold for PPC, it's just they no longer plan a Intel/Universal build of it.
Give it up to when it is no longer available to buy for PPC then it becomes abandonware I believe.
btbrossard
Apr 12, 02:57 AM
Option A:
Don't make CDs like that anymore. "If it hurts when you do that, don't do that anymore"
Option B:
Troubleshoot.
What type of computer made this CD? What software was used? What type of mac reads this CD (is your imac newer or older)?
Is it just this one type of CD, or more than one type? Could the drive be dirty?
I have a Mac mini at home that seems to collect more dust than usual. I don't know if it's the smaller vent size or the slower fan, but a bit of dust seems to collect inside. I've taken to using compressed air to blow out the inside on more than one occasion when disc media couldn't be read.
Don't make CDs like that anymore. "If it hurts when you do that, don't do that anymore"
Option B:
Troubleshoot.
What type of computer made this CD? What software was used? What type of mac reads this CD (is your imac newer or older)?
Is it just this one type of CD, or more than one type? Could the drive be dirty?
I have a Mac mini at home that seems to collect more dust than usual. I don't know if it's the smaller vent size or the slower fan, but a bit of dust seems to collect inside. I've taken to using compressed air to blow out the inside on more than one occasion when disc media couldn't be read.
ten-oak-druid
Apr 4, 03:55 PM
I think once an internal SSD drive of 500GB capacity can be had for $150, the air will be the top mac laptop.
tablo13
Sep 6, 08:33 PM
Would an InvisibleShield be better than a case for the 4th Gen iPod touch? I only want the back to not get scratched (at all) and the front not to crack if I drop it.
If it isn't, then what case would you reccomend
I think a hard case would have higher protection.
If it isn't, then what case would you reccomend
I think a hard case would have higher protection.
Behemecoatyl
Apr 6, 05:05 PM
Heat shouldn't be a problem, the 6600 is a very weak GPU. Even the current Mac Mini's GPU is twice as powerful.
dejo
Apr 12, 10:01 AM
UITabBarItem's image cannot contain color (in fact, as the doc states, "The alpha values in the source image are used to create the unselected and selected images"). You may be able to hack in your own subviews or you'll have to roll your own tab bar.
Xavier
May 1, 01:56 PM
Maybe you were thinking Performa - Apple's line of Macintosh that had AtEase preinstalled.
Good Call! You are right. I remember AtEase being used on my Performa 6400.
Good Call! You are right. I remember AtEase being used on my Performa 6400.
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