abc123
Feb 25, 06:46 PM
i use firefox after i had all sorts of safari problems, not connecting to any sites.
safari works fine now but i'm used to firefix with all my extentions now. the only thing that i miss is spell check in text but i guess that only promotes laziness anyway.
safari isn't a bad browser and firefox has its quirks too but i'm happy this way.
safari works fine now but i'm used to firefix with all my extentions now. the only thing that i miss is spell check in text but i guess that only promotes laziness anyway.
safari isn't a bad browser and firefox has its quirks too but i'm happy this way.
bousozoku
Sep 14, 03:14 PM
why would you use firefox over camino (assuming a mac here)? personally, i think the camino look & feel is more mac like, but aside from that what makes firefox any different?
I switched to Firefox as soon as Panther arrived because Camino version 0.7 did not display text correctly any longer. Overall, Firefox gets the more and more interesting updates since it is used by a wider audience.
Considering that a browser usually displays a variety of web pages, each with their own look and feel, I don't care a lot how the browsers buttons look, as long as things are organised well, I'm happy.
I switched to Firefox as soon as Panther arrived because Camino version 0.7 did not display text correctly any longer. Overall, Firefox gets the more and more interesting updates since it is used by a wider audience.
Considering that a browser usually displays a variety of web pages, each with their own look and feel, I don't care a lot how the browsers buttons look, as long as things are organised well, I'm happy.
2nyRiggz
Mar 19, 04:07 PM
Well I hope they sell the company to a knuckle head that won't back down..This is JTs personal beef...he better watch that...might end up filing case files for the rest of his life.
Bless
Bless
javadev
Aug 27, 10:10 AM
I picked up a dual-867 this weekend, and it is fairly quiet until the extra fan kicks in... which seems to not happen so much when the room is cold... so I guess if the noise bugs ya, crank up the AC!
-- Rob
Originally posted by Backtothemac
Obviously this person is experienced the world of PC's otherwise their first two posts would not be knocking something that we have been waiting a long time for.
Yes, PC's are loud too. PowerMac's are loud. Kick on iTunes and blast some music over a nice set of H/K's and boom. Problem solved. Or, just buy an iMac, or PowerBook.
-- Rob
Originally posted by Backtothemac
Obviously this person is experienced the world of PC's otherwise their first two posts would not be knocking something that we have been waiting a long time for.
Yes, PC's are loud too. PowerMac's are loud. Kick on iTunes and blast some music over a nice set of H/K's and boom. Problem solved. Or, just buy an iMac, or PowerBook.
jsw
Jun 26, 04:12 PM
Voted No, but this is what Apple gets for going made in China along with all the many,many problems they have had from made in China by someone making 50 bucks a mionth.:D Shame on Apple. Bring back the California made Mac. What a bunch of greedy bastards those Apple corporate types. Building Communist China paid for by you and me.
Yeah, but I don't miss paying $6000 for a Mac.
Yeah, but I don't miss paying $6000 for a Mac.
MacBandit
Sep 21, 06:06 PM
Originally posted by 3777
..........and hopefully they will get rid of the butt ugly "new" Powermac case too.
After spending some time with my new Dual/DDR I have to say I really like the new case. When the warranty is up on it I'm going to strip the paint from the panels and repaint them black and then it will look really good.
..........and hopefully they will get rid of the butt ugly "new" Powermac case too.
After spending some time with my new Dual/DDR I have to say I really like the new case. When the warranty is up on it I'm going to strip the paint from the panels and repaint them black and then it will look really good.
wayne091189
Oct 30, 05:31 AM
Hi
I was just over at macuser.co.uk and was reading about a new CPU being designed at "Sharp". It seem's that the CPU is made out of glass.
Sound good but just dont drop the computer. arrrrrrr right.
http://www.macuser.co.uk/pixelputty/news/news_story.php?id=34531
I was just over at macuser.co.uk and was reading about a new CPU being designed at "Sharp". It seem's that the CPU is made out of glass.
Sound good but just dont drop the computer. arrrrrrr right.
http://www.macuser.co.uk/pixelputty/news/news_story.php?id=34531
MacAztec
Aug 27, 09:36 PM
I believe I was using an iMac 333MHz. I still have the thing!
nagromme
Mar 22, 09:48 PM
You want to use the beta SMP version--it will eventually expire and need an update, but it folds FAST! And it is the native version needed for Intel Macs.
Remove ALL traces of previous folding (search for f@h and fah and folding, I suppose) then gat "SMP Client Installer" here:
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
You won't need the terminal--it's a nice pref pane now. But at least during the beta period, be sure that:
a) You run it nearly full-time (deadlines are vey tight)
and b) You don't change your network (like pulling the Ethernet out or even losing yoru WiFi signal accidentally) without Stopping folding first. (This is done via System Preferences now.) My Wi-Fi drops out a few times a day, and all work is lost when it happens :( But Stanford knows about the issue I think.
InCrease may be useful, but I believe it's quirky with SMP still.
If you're already using SMP, then maybe it's just a temporary outage at Stanford.
More info at the teammacosx.com forums -- and we're open to helping any team, not just our own :) All are welcome, and all help the science.
Remove ALL traces of previous folding (search for f@h and fah and folding, I suppose) then gat "SMP Client Installer" here:
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
You won't need the terminal--it's a nice pref pane now. But at least during the beta period, be sure that:
a) You run it nearly full-time (deadlines are vey tight)
and b) You don't change your network (like pulling the Ethernet out or even losing yoru WiFi signal accidentally) without Stopping folding first. (This is done via System Preferences now.) My Wi-Fi drops out a few times a day, and all work is lost when it happens :( But Stanford knows about the issue I think.
InCrease may be useful, but I believe it's quirky with SMP still.
If you're already using SMP, then maybe it's just a temporary outage at Stanford.
More info at the teammacosx.com forums -- and we're open to helping any team, not just our own :) All are welcome, and all help the science.
EricNau
Apr 2, 11:59 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!
Probably true, but there is no reason why they couldn't have at least updated their website over the weekend. I can understand waiting for a weekday to release products, but it seems odd to me to wait until 2 days after your anniversary to post it on your website.
Anyway, I hope your right.
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!
Probably true, but there is no reason why they couldn't have at least updated their website over the weekend. I can understand waiting for a weekday to release products, but it seems odd to me to wait until 2 days after your anniversary to post it on your website.
Anyway, I hope your right.
Josh396
May 2, 11:44 AM
What? Another Bradley Student? Who are you?
Yep another fellow Bradley student. I'm a freshman who lives in U Hall.
But to keep the post on topic (cause we all know how important that is;) ), has anyone else seen any ads on their campus? I've seen a few posters up and it really seems like Apple is trying to push the student discount. Being a freshman I wouldn't know if this was new or not so I was curious.
Yep another fellow Bradley student. I'm a freshman who lives in U Hall.
But to keep the post on topic (cause we all know how important that is;) ), has anyone else seen any ads on their campus? I've seen a few posters up and it really seems like Apple is trying to push the student discount. Being a freshman I wouldn't know if this was new or not so I was curious.
edesignuk
Oct 25, 10:02 AM
Can't get to the websites, is this just me and my dumb proxies at work, or is it the same for everyone else?
Oraleesmommy
Sep 14, 02:38 PM
I dont really even know what this site is I kinda stumbled on it!...I gotta pull out all the stops so my daughter can get the Philly area.
Mr Jobs
Sep 1, 10:07 PM
hahahahahahahah hah hahahahah hahahahah hahahaha hahahah hahahaha hahahahhah hah ha ah ha ha hahahah haahah haha...IBM BUYING APPLE.....hahahahha ahahah aha ah haahahah haah hahahaha
Chaszmyr
Oct 1, 12:20 PM
Just face the facts. We may or may not see new Apple displays soon... there was no substantial evidence of new displays today, all there was was an expired special on them, and if you recall it isnt the first special to expire without new ones being released.
cubist
Oct 17, 10:32 PM
About 10 years ago I really thought mini-CD-Rs would take off, but they didn't. Maybe mini-DVD-Rs will. I doubt it. Current slot loading drives - like that of the Cube (!) - can't handle small media.
What you're describing sounds like the Nintendo GameCube.
If we are to learn from the Cube experience, we should learn the following:
(1) Power supply should be built-in, like the new iMac, not an external "muffler".
(2) There must be cooling, including some for the video card. Silence is fine, but reliability is more important.
(3) Touch switches have improved, sure - but what was wrong with a power key on the keyboard? It worked reliably.
(4) People want to add RAM and upgrade drives. Make it easy.
You know, all of these things are addressed in the LCD iMac...
What you're describing sounds like the Nintendo GameCube.
If we are to learn from the Cube experience, we should learn the following:
(1) Power supply should be built-in, like the new iMac, not an external "muffler".
(2) There must be cooling, including some for the video card. Silence is fine, but reliability is more important.
(3) Touch switches have improved, sure - but what was wrong with a power key on the keyboard? It worked reliably.
(4) People want to add RAM and upgrade drives. Make it easy.
You know, all of these things are addressed in the LCD iMac...
~loserman~
Mar 12, 11:35 PM
Indeed, and a fairly naff one at that. Home build 1.4GHz Athlon (original), Server 2003 Enterprise. Haven't rebooted it in a LONG time, and it's a local DNS/DHCP/Print/File/Active Directory server :eek:
I don't understand why Mac folks don't think recent copies of Windows aren't stable.
Maybe it's the same reason PC guys think Macs are still running OS 8
I don't understand why Mac folks don't think recent copies of Windows aren't stable.
Maybe it's the same reason PC guys think Macs are still running OS 8
MrMacMan
Jan 25, 04:58 PM
Originally posted by jefhatfield
...but the teens still really rule this board as you will see...talk to super posters, ibookin, ubergeek, scem0, or a few others and you will reach 500 before you know it
:p
Ha!
You joke, you joke!
How many of them are in the top 10 posters?
:p
BTW, you old guys are taking over.
;)
...but the teens still really rule this board as you will see...talk to super posters, ibookin, ubergeek, scem0, or a few others and you will reach 500 before you know it
:p
Ha!
You joke, you joke!
How many of them are in the top 10 posters?
:p
BTW, you old guys are taking over.
;)
clong03
Oct 17, 11:03 AM
ichi 1.0
http://www.nitosoft.com
Watch Movies in Fullscreen, no need for QuickTime Pro
Easy to use interface, similar to iTunes
Main window shows many details about the current Movie including
Video Size and Aspect Ratio
Video Length
Video Standard (NTSC or PAL)
Video Format
Audio Format
Frames Per Second
Watch movies one after another by using the queue list interface
Hide the controller and main window to give you an uncluttered viewing experience
Easy to use, just drag and drop movies to the queue list
Absolutely free to use, $5 buys you good karma and helps further development. No nags or demo limitations.
http://www.nitosoft.com
Watch Movies in Fullscreen, no need for QuickTime Pro
Easy to use interface, similar to iTunes
Main window shows many details about the current Movie including
Video Size and Aspect Ratio
Video Length
Video Standard (NTSC or PAL)
Video Format
Audio Format
Frames Per Second
Watch movies one after another by using the queue list interface
Hide the controller and main window to give you an uncluttered viewing experience
Easy to use, just drag and drop movies to the queue list
Absolutely free to use, $5 buys you good karma and helps further development. No nags or demo limitations.
livingfortoday
May 22, 08:08 AM
With the link below in mind, I seriously doubt it's your own effort. Get a life dude....[/URL]
Well yes, usually I delegate the number crunching to computers, and don't sit at home spinning a little crank to crunch the WU by hand. And do you know that not a single person responded to my call for justice?! They missed the chance to be a part of my glorious SETIvolution!
Well yes, usually I delegate the number crunching to computers, and don't sit at home spinning a little crank to crunch the WU by hand. And do you know that not a single person responded to my call for justice?! They missed the chance to be a part of my glorious SETIvolution!
funkywhat2
Oct 2, 07:58 PM
they don;t seem to like the 6100's (at the isp's site). what was wrong with them?
TyleRomeo
Sep 3, 11:14 PM
Originally posted by Rower_CPU
Not at current prices...;)
$5 > DVD Media
$80-90 for 128MB Memory Stick...exptrapolate that to 4GB...ouch!!!
good point man
actually I got blank DVD-Rs for $1.50 each. so i imagine by 2005 they will be at blank CD-R prices. haha actually by then B-Ray disks will hold 50GBs so sony's 4GB wont be a threat.
tyler
Not at current prices...;)
$5 > DVD Media
$80-90 for 128MB Memory Stick...exptrapolate that to 4GB...ouch!!!
good point man
actually I got blank DVD-Rs for $1.50 each. so i imagine by 2005 they will be at blank CD-R prices. haha actually by then B-Ray disks will hold 50GBs so sony's 4GB wont be a threat.
tyler
dricci
Oct 1, 05:41 PM
1 GHz denotes microprocessor internal clock speed; other factors may affect application performance. CPU speed will be reduced under certain operating conditions.
Anyway, I'd like to see this "Click to DVD" software... It can't be as elegant as iDVD since it's running under Windows, which is just a big mess at the core. But anyway, isn't it about time Apple releases iDVD 3?
Anyway, I'd like to see this "Click to DVD" software... It can't be as elegant as iDVD since it's running under Windows, which is just a big mess at the core. But anyway, isn't it about time Apple releases iDVD 3?
springscansing
Oct 30, 11:03 PM
Originally posted by vixapphire
I'm right there with you all the way; in fact, I was vacillating between buying in at the top for the longest life before upgrading (you know, 5 years from now or whatever);) or going with a used machine, like even a 733 or something like that until the next-gen CPU's come out. Certainly, the dual 867 you bought is the price/performance value of the entire G3/G4 odyssey, but I'm just a guy who has a matching bondi blue monitor and bondi QPS 8x CD-writer (the overall visual effect of my rig, complemented by a bright yellow Waldorf Q (and formerly also a Nord Lead 2 (sold)) and the Logic Control / xt modules is quite a delight...). If I wanted to get into one of these new, wonderful machines like yours, I'd have to factor in spending at least 2k additional to buy a cinema display 22 (I'll admit my vanity - appearance of the setup does matter to me to some extent), and that would make the upgrade a little rich, especially in light of the uncertainty regarding the life left in the G4 CPU.
I'm right there with you all the way; in fact, I was vacillating between buying in at the top for the longest life before upgrading (you know, 5 years from now or whatever);) or going with a used machine, like even a 733 or something like that until the next-gen CPU's come out. Certainly, the dual 867 you bought is the price/performance value of the entire G3/G4 odyssey, but I'm just a guy who has a matching bondi blue monitor and bondi QPS 8x CD-writer (the overall visual effect of my rig, complemented by a bright yellow Waldorf Q (and formerly also a Nord Lead 2 (sold)) and the Logic Control / xt modules is quite a delight...). If I wanted to get into one of these new, wonderful machines like yours, I'd have to factor in spending at least 2k additional to buy a cinema display 22 (I'll admit my vanity - appearance of the setup does matter to me to some extent), and that would make the upgrade a little rich, especially in light of the uncertainty regarding the life left in the G4 CPU.
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