EricNau
May 13, 02:56 PM
I wish it would start off as a still picture, and only start playing if I clicked it.
benixau
Oct 9, 08:11 AM
Yay!! lots more storage in even less space.
As for the no consumer needs, lets see ....
10yrs ago: 350MB HDD - CDROM:650MB
4yrs ago: 3GB HDD - CDROM:650MB CDR:650MB(brand new)
today: 30GB HDD - CDROM/R/RW:800MB DVD:9.4GB DVDR upto 9.4GB
These are on consumer machines. Some are even better. I mean these arent the maximum sizes for that time just what a very low end machine will get you. The fact is: the more the merrier.
As for the no consumer needs, lets see ....
10yrs ago: 350MB HDD - CDROM:650MB
4yrs ago: 3GB HDD - CDROM:650MB CDR:650MB(brand new)
today: 30GB HDD - CDROM/R/RW:800MB DVD:9.4GB DVDR upto 9.4GB
These are on consumer machines. Some are even better. I mean these arent the maximum sizes for that time just what a very low end machine will get you. The fact is: the more the merrier.
pgwalsh
Sep 7, 06:05 PM
Eh for $30... you could get Mellell or something else, native OS X appsWhat's Mellell?
Santaduck
Nov 27, 04:41 AM
Can someone summarize what ever happened with this news item? I see some URLs to reviews but am too lazy =x
1) Was the product ever released?
2) Did it work at all?
3) Was it a hoax?
4) Was it PearPC?
5) Was it fast?
and...
6) Here today, gonetomaui?
1) Was the product ever released?
2) Did it work at all?
3) Was it a hoax?
4) Was it PearPC?
5) Was it fast?
and...
6) Here today, gonetomaui?
Catfish_Man
Oct 19, 08:00 PM
Originally posted by rice_web
Green Day wallpaper, picture,
Billie Joe - Green Day
Green Day American Idiot PSP
the Pops - Pop Wallpaper
Green Day (21st Century
green-day-wallpapers-1,
Green-day-mobile-wallpaper
Green Day PSP Wallpaper
Wallpapers of Green Day - 1
Wallpapers of Green Day
green day -holiday- wallpaper
Green Day
Green+day+wallpapers+2009
Green Day Wallpaper
Wellander
Apr 12, 02:48 AM
Hi,
When did the apple switch campaign start?
I forgot when it started.
Thanks.
And why did apple start it?
When did the apple switch campaign start?
I forgot when it started.
Thanks.
And why did apple start it?
vniow
Nov 3, 08:17 AM
Originally posted by idkew
i don't feel near as close to the "crew" as it seems that eye an v and jello... are.
Woah, there's a crew here?
*looks around nervously*
i don't feel near as close to the "crew" as it seems that eye an v and jello... are.
Woah, there's a crew here?
*looks around nervously*
Project
Apr 27, 09:15 AM
Bigandy you are completely wrong.
MacCoaster
Oct 21, 04:21 PM
Originally posted by ddtlm
I'm a little confused what you are saying, but the PPC-970 does support two 32-bit channels as a "FSB" and each clocks at 900mhz. This is a little like how Rambus memory clocks at obscene rates, but only has 8-bit channels.
Read this original article I posted: http://arstechnica.com/wankerdesk/3q02/powerpc.html. Especially note this:
One of the most important and least-discussed features of the PowerPC 970 is its 900MHz DDR frontside bus. This bus physically runs at 450MHz, but it's double-pumped. Its architecture is interesting in that the bus actually consists of two, 32-bit unidirectional point-to-point links.
I'm a little confused what you are saying, but the PPC-970 does support two 32-bit channels as a "FSB" and each clocks at 900mhz. This is a little like how Rambus memory clocks at obscene rates, but only has 8-bit channels.
Read this original article I posted: http://arstechnica.com/wankerdesk/3q02/powerpc.html. Especially note this:
One of the most important and least-discussed features of the PowerPC 970 is its 900MHz DDR frontside bus. This bus physically runs at 450MHz, but it's double-pumped. Its architecture is interesting in that the bus actually consists of two, 32-bit unidirectional point-to-point links.
zap2
Jun 26, 04:50 PM
I've seen no prove that Apple knew what was going on, if they had, and let it go, well i'm sad, but i'm not going to assume the worst until we have proved it
killmoms
Mar 21, 09:59 AM
WoW is one of the (if not THE) most solo-able MMORPGs out there, in terms of game mechanics. However, I only really enjoyed it when I was able to play with real life friends, and when I was in an end-game raiding guild for six months (before it fell apart). That's me, you might be different.
4JNA
Mar 14, 10:51 PM
I am at work now. The only box checked in IE is the "take the configuration of IE automatically over", losely translated from Dutch, it's the first checkbox.
Just did the tracert thing in the command app. It says "Time-out by assignment", and it tries it 30 times.
hi again, building a quick windows 2000 box so i have the same thing to work on. can't do all this from memory any more?! and a lot of commands changed from w2k to xp. so.... ok to the IE settings. no proxy, so that makes tracking down the block easier. the 'take over' 'auto config' box is checked by default and will have no impact. the time out on tracert makes me want to ask more questions. sorry. if you want to call it quits, let me know, otherwise i will keep working on this.
is your account an adminstrator account? are you allowed (buy the company and/or 'it guys')to install programs and make changes to the computer? are you on a domain or just a workgroup? anything else being blocked on your local computer (i.e. can you browse the internet without trouble?) are you running any 'firewall' software on the computer, or is the firewall in the 'server closet' with the 'it guys'?
anything you don't know how to find, let me know. i will have more commands for you in a few hours after the w2k box is done and running. sounds like a route/firewall issue so far. we can use some w2k commands to check what is being blocked, and then create a route around it. again, as long as the 'it guys' are not going to try and hurt you or something ?!?:rolleyes:
Just did the tracert thing in the command app. It says "Time-out by assignment", and it tries it 30 times.
hi again, building a quick windows 2000 box so i have the same thing to work on. can't do all this from memory any more?! and a lot of commands changed from w2k to xp. so.... ok to the IE settings. no proxy, so that makes tracking down the block easier. the 'take over' 'auto config' box is checked by default and will have no impact. the time out on tracert makes me want to ask more questions. sorry. if you want to call it quits, let me know, otherwise i will keep working on this.
is your account an adminstrator account? are you allowed (buy the company and/or 'it guys')to install programs and make changes to the computer? are you on a domain or just a workgroup? anything else being blocked on your local computer (i.e. can you browse the internet without trouble?) are you running any 'firewall' software on the computer, or is the firewall in the 'server closet' with the 'it guys'?
anything you don't know how to find, let me know. i will have more commands for you in a few hours after the w2k box is done and running. sounds like a route/firewall issue so far. we can use some w2k commands to check what is being blocked, and then create a route around it. again, as long as the 'it guys' are not going to try and hurt you or something ?!?:rolleyes:
trainguy77
Dec 21, 06:43 PM
Welcome to the team! Here is our team stats http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=3446
Have fun folding! Also we have a script and a widget if you are intrested. The script starts folding on boot up http://calnet.sdsu.edu/mc68k/
And our widget has a thread in Distributed Computing.
Have fun folding! Also we have a script and a widget if you are intrested. The script starts folding on boot up http://calnet.sdsu.edu/mc68k/
And our widget has a thread in Distributed Computing.
ljova.com
Oct 10, 03:13 PM
So WHAT it's double the RAM? they're trying to tell you something - we have too much RAM sitting in the warehouse and we need to get rid of it. We've been overcharging for RAM for years and now we just need to get rid of these chips before they're completely obsolete.
This also is true for any new computer they may be selling right now with the double-ram -- just trying to get rid of computers in a hurry before they're obsolete.
I sure hope that this is NOT apple's idea of a Christmas promotion, because Santa's not buying this one.
-Ljova
This also is true for any new computer they may be selling right now with the double-ram -- just trying to get rid of computers in a hurry before they're obsolete.
I sure hope that this is NOT apple's idea of a Christmas promotion, because Santa's not buying this one.
-Ljova
MacManiac1224
Oct 22, 06:09 PM
Now that Apple has took off the 15 inch display off thier site, when can we expect upgrades to the display line? I don't think we will have to wait till Macworld, I think we can expect them very soon. My thinking is that with new displays, Apple could boost sales for Christmas, making the displays more attractive looking, and of course cutting prices and releasing a 19 inch. This is what I think:
17 inch - $699
19 inch - $1199
23 inch - $3199
I think those prices are fare. What do you guys think?
17 inch - $699
19 inch - $1199
23 inch - $3199
I think those prices are fare. What do you guys think?
MacManiac1224
Sep 13, 11:27 AM
Are there any Sound Cards for Mac OS X? Thanks
dmw007
Apr 3, 04:20 PM
Ok ok I might be a bit rough but the last time I played DVD player on Windows... whenever I inserted the DVD movie, there's a popup that say do you want to install this new DVD player app? This sucks too. :cool: Can you name me one of their good dvd player and I can check it out? Thanks! :p
When I had my PC, I used to use intervideo WinDVD (I think that is what it was called). Works a heck a lot better than Dell's version. :)
When I had my PC, I used to use intervideo WinDVD (I think that is what it was called). Works a heck a lot better than Dell's version. :)
ddtlm
Oct 21, 04:39 PM
MacCoaster:
Eh, 450mhz x 2 or 900mhz, not the same but pretty similar. It is common to refer to busses by their effective speed (533mhz and 400mhz for P4, 333mhz, 266mhz and 200mhz for Athlons), and so I am continueing to refer to the PPC-970 bus as 900mhz. I don't see how anything I said was wrong.
Note also that Arstech revleals that the bus runs at a fixed part of core clock speed (1/2), so that the bus is 900mhz only on the 1800mhz PPC-970. A 1.4ghz model would sport a 700mhz bus... with a data rate of "only" 622mhz, which means data transfer rate of "only" 4.9 GB/sec. This would work fine with dual channel DDR-333 even (oops, I meant DDR-166x2 :) ).
Eh, 450mhz x 2 or 900mhz, not the same but pretty similar. It is common to refer to busses by their effective speed (533mhz and 400mhz for P4, 333mhz, 266mhz and 200mhz for Athlons), and so I am continueing to refer to the PPC-970 bus as 900mhz. I don't see how anything I said was wrong.
Note also that Arstech revleals that the bus runs at a fixed part of core clock speed (1/2), so that the bus is 900mhz only on the 1800mhz PPC-970. A 1.4ghz model would sport a 700mhz bus... with a data rate of "only" 622mhz, which means data transfer rate of "only" 4.9 GB/sec. This would work fine with dual channel DDR-333 even (oops, I meant DDR-166x2 :) ).
wordmunger
Mar 2, 11:36 AM
I remember that keynote! A powerbook G4 was indeed announced, as predicted by MR, and I ordered one as soon as the Apple Store came back online. Woohoo! I had the world's fastest laptop with the biggest screen! (actually it was just a Ti400, but that 15-inch screen rocked!)
me hate windows
May 20, 10:07 PM
I'm a bit confused. Would this enable me to access my email inbox in a browser that is being served by OS X Server, so i could access it like gmail instead of just Thunderbird or Mail?:confused:
Edit: Let me rephrase that, because it doesn't make much sense. I have OS X Server set up as a web and mail server. I can access my email with Mail and Thunderbird. Could I install RoundCube and access my email with a web browser like you can with GMail or Yahoo?
Looks good, btw.
Edit: Let me rephrase that, because it doesn't make much sense. I have OS X Server set up as a web and mail server. I can access my email with Mail and Thunderbird. Could I install RoundCube and access my email with a web browser like you can with GMail or Yahoo?
Looks good, btw.
Daveway
Jan 9, 08:34 PM
I have every confidence Firefox will not go down the same path IE has gone down.
scem0
Oct 4, 11:40 PM
I think that they will release the g5 in Jan. It will be called the g5 ( Big suprise :eek: ) and it will have speeds at about 1.2 GHz 1.4 GHz & 1.6 GHz. Then later in the year, maybe right b4 christmas, apple will release the GPUL mac with speeds at 1.5, 1.7, and 2.0 GHz. Total guesses, but this is what I am guessing.
dsharits
Mar 16, 10:30 AM
I've said this before in another thread, but I'll say it again - I believe the stars are aligned for Apple to release Tiger to other manufacturers. IBM and Sony come to mind. That would definitely add fuel to the fire :eek:
I highly doubt that it will be licensed to other platforms where it won't run as well as it would on the native Apple machines. You may be right that it could be released to IBM and Sony for use on Apple-based hardware, so that it is not usable on, say, HP's, Dells, eMachines and the like. I think it would make a dent in Apple's hardware sales, but it would be the first step towards really stepping into the limelight and taking over. Be afraid, Microsoft, be very afraid.
I highly doubt that it will be licensed to other platforms where it won't run as well as it would on the native Apple machines. You may be right that it could be released to IBM and Sony for use on Apple-based hardware, so that it is not usable on, say, HP's, Dells, eMachines and the like. I think it would make a dent in Apple's hardware sales, but it would be the first step towards really stepping into the limelight and taking over. Be afraid, Microsoft, be very afraid.
impierced
Oct 16, 11:34 AM
Originally posted by TheFink
Who knows - but in the end, he was telling the truth.
What crack are you smoking?
"[text deleted] one of the major makers of something important in your life will start making something that has Bluetooth standard."
Um, thinking that providing software support for Bluetooth in Windows applies to the above quote is a stretching it a bit, especially considering he said it at a Mac OS X conference.
Who knows - but in the end, he was telling the truth.
What crack are you smoking?
"[text deleted] one of the major makers of something important in your life will start making something that has Bluetooth standard."
Um, thinking that providing software support for Bluetooth in Windows applies to the above quote is a stretching it a bit, especially considering he said it at a Mac OS X conference.
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