kustere
Nov 14, 02:35 AM
It makes you wonder whether the so-called 'editors' actually edit :rolleyes:
I thought that I had actually put the link in with 'and' rather than 'ang', oh well. Too many other good stuff on the net to read to worry about a little 'ang'. Maybe I had the feeling of angst and my subconscious made me type it :)
I thought that I had actually put the link in with 'and' rather than 'ang', oh well. Too many other good stuff on the net to read to worry about a little 'ang'. Maybe I had the feeling of angst and my subconscious made me type it :)
eroda
Mar 18, 01:28 AM
ewwww fedora ewww
bloatware
go ubuntu
bloatware
go ubuntu
technocoy
Oct 18, 05:28 PM
he has called it the "new power PC chip" before I can only assume that it's force of habit, he is an old school IBM guy, so...... But i see what you mean... But so far it has been a high-level media name, I would assume that since the actual branding of the chip has been recent, that their are still plenty of name that float around in reference to a new product.
The same thing happens when we get sony ericsson phones that haven't been released yet.... they are always called something else until they are publicly announced and branded... hope that makes sense:)
The same thing happens when we get sony ericsson phones that haven't been released yet.... they are always called something else until they are publicly announced and branded... hope that makes sense:)
jelloshotsrule
Oct 1, 09:41 PM
Originally posted by Shrek
You're overbloating it. No one needs a 23" iMac. 19" is enough.
by that same token, no one needs a 19" imac
17" is pretty much a 19" crt... though it's widescreen of course. if anything a 19" would be a prosumer type thing, but i think the 17" is already just that.
i have a 15" flat and 19" crt and i'm doing fine. 15" flat is my main monitor with the other being my canvas for stuff....
You're overbloating it. No one needs a 23" iMac. 19" is enough.
by that same token, no one needs a 19" imac
17" is pretty much a 19" crt... though it's widescreen of course. if anything a 19" would be a prosumer type thing, but i think the 17" is already just that.
i have a 15" flat and 19" crt and i'm doing fine. 15" flat is my main monitor with the other being my canvas for stuff....
Chaszmyr
Sep 12, 06:00 AM
mymemory, you might be onto something... Maybe OS9 is better than Jaguar... hey now that i think about it i will trade in my ddr powermac for an apple iie
MacBandit
Oct 11, 06:12 PM
Yes, DVD-RAM drives still use enclosures.
Nermal
Nov 18, 12:59 AM
I keep Firefox in my home directory, so I can use it in the computer labs without installing anything locally (and therefore breaking policy). I know that I'm not the only person that does this.
job
Mar 1, 07:51 PM
Originally posted by King Cobra
I remember when Macrumors had smilies with different colors
Why did they change?
IMO the yellow seems too monotone.
I remember when Macrumors had smilies with different colors
Why did they change?
IMO the yellow seems too monotone.
aaron.lee2006
Mar 21, 05:52 PM
I would hope so!! ;)
There have been reports of GPU's burning up from the heat while on standby. I had to move the wii as it was in the direct downwind of the PS3, which didnt help any. It's warm to the touch even when on standby.
Ed
Since when is there a GPU in a Wii :P just kidding
There have been reports of GPU's burning up from the heat while on standby. I had to move the wii as it was in the direct downwind of the PS3, which didnt help any. It's warm to the touch even when on standby.
Ed
Since when is there a GPU in a Wii :P just kidding
e�Studios
Mar 23, 08:51 PM
I really like the feature that keeps the games/movies from auto loading. It got pretty annoying every time I started up the system and I didn't want to use what was already in the drive.
However, I was saddened to see that the update did not include the much anticipated DVD "up-scaler". Perhaps this will be in future additions of the Fimware?
Mine never auto loaded.. if you turn off Auto-login it won't
Ed
However, I was saddened to see that the update did not include the much anticipated DVD "up-scaler". Perhaps this will be in future additions of the Fimware?
Mine never auto loaded.. if you turn off Auto-login it won't
Ed
RogueLdr
Oct 25, 10:30 PM
Originally posted by ddtlm
How much more heat can those PBook's take before they combust, anyway? I can't see how Apple can take them too much farther before jumping to the upcoming 130nm G4.
I thought they had gotten the heat down on the newer faster PowerBooks.
RL
How much more heat can those PBook's take before they combust, anyway? I can't see how Apple can take them too much farther before jumping to the upcoming 130nm G4.
I thought they had gotten the heat down on the newer faster PowerBooks.
RL
amateurmacfreak
Apr 26, 11:12 PM
I get what you mean, but I don't think it's the best analogy. ;)
First Jobs has to massacre thousands of people?? :confused: :eek:
Yeah, see the difference? :p
But I do get it's basis... not a bad thought, in the regard you mentioned. :)
First Jobs has to massacre thousands of people?? :confused: :eek:
Yeah, see the difference? :p
But I do get it's basis... not a bad thought, in the regard you mentioned. :)
psycoswimmer
Mar 18, 04:27 PM
I'd certainly go with a new Mac. :) The PS3 is nice and all, but, yeah I'd still go with Mac.
j763
Oct 12, 02:49 AM
Go buy a logitech and get over it!!!
surely there's something better to discuss than computer mice?
surely there's something better to discuss than computer mice?
bigandy
May 31, 09:02 AM
alright, but i hate long flash things.
TyleRomeo
Aug 27, 01:52 AM
the ATI 9700 if made for a mac will have an ADC and a DVI port, they make DVI and VGA for silly PCs.
There's no way that apple would make you pay $150 to connect their displays, if ATI would do that then everyone would go out and pick up whatever Nvidia's offering
There's no way that apple would make you pay $150 to connect their displays, if ATI would do that then everyone would go out and pick up whatever Nvidia's offering
pgwalsh
Oct 1, 02:35 PM
Originally posted by Sun Baked
Oh great, the bodies are starting to pile up around here like a cord of wood. I'm just glad your not Hannible, cause that's not the way I'd want to go.
Oh great, the bodies are starting to pile up around here like a cord of wood. I'm just glad your not Hannible, cause that's not the way I'd want to go.
risc
Jul 16, 12:42 AM
I have 2 machines I use here a Power Mac G5 and a PowerBook G4 1.67, at work I use heaps of machines, everything from cruddy P4s running Windows XP to Quad Opteron / 8 way Xeon boxes running Windows, SCO, Linux, whatever.
Hemingray
Sep 25, 12:49 PM
The one thing they did get right was the front ports... I wonder if Apple will ever get it together and give us at least one front firewire and usb port.
corywoolf
May 29, 02:49 PM
I have a question
I plan on applying for a job at the apple store near me. I am in school right now and going home for the summer this year. Should i go down to the apple store before i leave school (i.e. in the next two weeks) and let them know i am interested or do i wait until about 2 weeks before college starts up again and then go inquire about a job?
If i went down now that would be about 3 months before i could actually work.
Any insight is great.
I would go down and tell them your story. From what I've found, the more you contact them (employers in general) and show that you are serious, the more they start to trust and respect you. Be persistent and always contact them at least once a month to keep them informed of your situation, so that they know your still interested. Good luck. :)
I plan on applying for a job at the apple store near me. I am in school right now and going home for the summer this year. Should i go down to the apple store before i leave school (i.e. in the next two weeks) and let them know i am interested or do i wait until about 2 weeks before college starts up again and then go inquire about a job?
If i went down now that would be about 3 months before i could actually work.
Any insight is great.
I would go down and tell them your story. From what I've found, the more you contact them (employers in general) and show that you are serious, the more they start to trust and respect you. Be persistent and always contact them at least once a month to keep them informed of your situation, so that they know your still interested. Good luck. :)
Timelessblur
Feb 25, 02:46 PM
well either way Safria is still so far under the rader that it not even look at for browser testing or capiblity. Which being under 2% it not going to be consider and until it leaves the "other catigotor" it going to sit like that.
IE, Moz, netscape, Oprea hell even the AOL browser is more widely used that safari
I think Safari is sitting at best at 50% prouble less for mac use (the poll is very baise poll by the nature of the site by it self and is load with the people who think if it not apple it sucks)
IE, Moz, netscape, Oprea hell even the AOL browser is more widely used that safari
I think Safari is sitting at best at 50% prouble less for mac use (the poll is very baise poll by the nature of the site by it self and is load with the people who think if it not apple it sucks)
ddtlm
Oct 12, 06:35 PM
MacCoaster:
Ok, here we go. You have a program.c so compile it into compiler.o like this:
gcc -c program.c
You may place flags such as -O before -c, or maybe even after it. But certainly before it. Anyway, you have some asm_func.asm, so compile it into asm_func.o like this:
nasm -f elf asm_func.asm
Now, you can link these two .o files like this:
gcc *o -o exe
Which makes an executable named exe (which of course you can change to be whatever you want).
Anyway, do note that the ASM funcs do the integer "benchmark" and not the float one. Also, I think because I overwrite ebx when I am not supposed to, the asm routines tend to cause program segaults after they exit. :) But they still provide a valid result. I could fix that, but whatever.
Ok, here we go. You have a program.c so compile it into compiler.o like this:
gcc -c program.c
You may place flags such as -O before -c, or maybe even after it. But certainly before it. Anyway, you have some asm_func.asm, so compile it into asm_func.o like this:
nasm -f elf asm_func.asm
Now, you can link these two .o files like this:
gcc *o -o exe
Which makes an executable named exe (which of course you can change to be whatever you want).
Anyway, do note that the ASM funcs do the integer "benchmark" and not the float one. Also, I think because I overwrite ebx when I am not supposed to, the asm routines tend to cause program segaults after they exit. :) But they still provide a valid result. I could fix that, but whatever.
virus1
Apr 2, 08:50 PM
guys..............
they didn't aknowledge it because it was a sat. tommorow, mark my words, they will have a new website, products, and recognition. after thier last event let us down so much, maybe they decided to skip out on the event, or maybe it will just be a live web stream. sat is not a work day, ppl! do not loose faith!
they didn't aknowledge it because it was a sat. tommorow, mark my words, they will have a new website, products, and recognition. after thier last event let us down so much, maybe they decided to skip out on the event, or maybe it will just be a live web stream. sat is not a work day, ppl! do not loose faith!
DeathChill
Jun 4, 11:24 AM
People would really stop looking at one of their favourite websites for a low paying part time job? Man, you guys are obsessed. O_O
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