Rower_CPU
Sep 9, 03:19 PM
Originally posted by JamesDP
"Eskimo" was done by Corky and the Juice Pigs.
Rower, did you check the Mr. Show First and Second Seasons DVD to get your D fix on DVD?
Thanks for the heads-up...I'll check them out! :)
"Eskimo" was done by Corky and the Juice Pigs.
Rower, did you check the Mr. Show First and Second Seasons DVD to get your D fix on DVD?
Thanks for the heads-up...I'll check them out! :)
applemacdude
Oct 15, 12:48 PM
I have a Atari something a NES a Sega Saturn all in my closet....I once in a while play on my N64.....I mostly play games on mt mac
The Black Rock
Mar 31, 08:25 AM
TEST
http://pdl.stream.aol.com/aol/us/moviefone/movies/2004/lucasfilm/hyperspace/rednalob_480_r_dl.mov
http://pdl.stream.aol.com/aol/us/moviefone/movies/2004/lucasfilm/hyperspace/rednalob_480_r_dl.mov
UnixMac
Oct 10, 03:09 PM
Ok, stop with the ************ and lets get some good info, or no info at all..
What about the O'Reily statement of a new product with built in bluetooth comming out mid October?
What about the O'Reily statement of a new product with built in bluetooth comming out mid October?
topgunn
Mar 30, 09:04 PM
One more question. What population size server do you guys prefer; high, medium or low? Is one better than the other. I have selected a server with a low population but I am not sure that is the best thing to do. Perhaps they have a low population for a reason?
dotcomlarry
Sep 25, 02:43 PM
These have been around for a while. I don't quite understand how it's a rip of the G4 Cube, other than in it's shape, and last I checked, a cube was a basic geometrical shape owned by no one. Computers get smaller and smaller, and as far as i'm concerned, this is just a product that is designed to be small. Yes, it could be better well designed to look nicer, but i still don't see how a small PC is invading Apple's turf, especially since the G4 cube isn't sold anymore. I'm quite happy with my Dual Ghz Quicksilver at work, and will be even more happy when I get my 17" iMac for Christmas, but let the PC users build what they want. If they want a small form factor PC that can double as an entertainment center (which, btw, is one of the large uses for this), then by all means, let them have it.
arn
Aug 27, 05:56 PM
Originally posted by soilchmst
I think Apple may be clearing out the processors to move to quad Power4's with true DDR, terabyte HD's, a bulit in video subsystem from nVida which will come with a free cinema display (to make room for the new 50 HD flat panels) for about 2000 bucks ;)
It's not like Apple is sitting on tons of processors. They buy from Motorola. Motorla may or may not be sitting on processors... but it's non of Apple's concern.
The reason why the 7470 isn't used is that the 7470 is a figment of your imagination. It does not exist.
arn
I think Apple may be clearing out the processors to move to quad Power4's with true DDR, terabyte HD's, a bulit in video subsystem from nVida which will come with a free cinema display (to make room for the new 50 HD flat panels) for about 2000 bucks ;)
It's not like Apple is sitting on tons of processors. They buy from Motorola. Motorla may or may not be sitting on processors... but it's non of Apple's concern.
The reason why the 7470 isn't used is that the 7470 is a figment of your imagination. It does not exist.
arn
Cybernanga
Nov 12, 07:06 PM
i have an old mac with spreadsheets on it and i have to convert beagle works (BWss) files so that i can run them on my new system i dont know how to do this, i bought a converter software but nothing i buy supports beagle works someone help please
Try exporting the data from Beagle Works (or Saving As�, you might be able to get it into some other program, like Microsoft Excel, or AppleWorks.
If you could provide more info on your set-up, you'll probably get more responses.
Hope this helped
Try exporting the data from Beagle Works (or Saving As�, you might be able to get it into some other program, like Microsoft Excel, or AppleWorks.
If you could provide more info on your set-up, you'll probably get more responses.
Hope this helped
King Cobra
Sep 12, 08:10 PM
>(Nipsy) Knowing Apple,
Apple IMO only receives the chips, and Motorola should be most responsible for making the chips for Apple.
>if this is true, a G5 may be shipping by November 2003!
This reminds me to back last year with the flamepissed "Upcoming G5, G6, G7" thread, which had information about the G5 going up to 1.6GHz, along with the G6, and the G7. Yet, the G4 Apollo was mentioned to still be supplied by Motorola. So far, we haven't gotten G5s, but we do have a conference this year, to deal out all these issues. From there, more reasonable assumptions should be able to be made, and such sarcasm may not become necessary.
Guys, for those doubting applemacdude, remember what happened with APPLEP58? Almost no one thought he was telling the honest to John truth. And he was. I think certain "newbies" these days with insider information should be trusted until the point they are wrong/right. Then, IF they are wrong, belittle them! :D
applemacdude, do you have any more info?
BTW, if you (to non-contributors) think this is news, check out the Private Stuff. :eek: :p
Apple IMO only receives the chips, and Motorola should be most responsible for making the chips for Apple.
>if this is true, a G5 may be shipping by November 2003!
This reminds me to back last year with the flamepissed "Upcoming G5, G6, G7" thread, which had information about the G5 going up to 1.6GHz, along with the G6, and the G7. Yet, the G4 Apollo was mentioned to still be supplied by Motorola. So far, we haven't gotten G5s, but we do have a conference this year, to deal out all these issues. From there, more reasonable assumptions should be able to be made, and such sarcasm may not become necessary.
Guys, for those doubting applemacdude, remember what happened with APPLEP58? Almost no one thought he was telling the honest to John truth. And he was. I think certain "newbies" these days with insider information should be trusted until the point they are wrong/right. Then, IF they are wrong, belittle them! :D
applemacdude, do you have any more info?
BTW, if you (to non-contributors) think this is news, check out the Private Stuff. :eek: :p
livingfortoday
Jan 21, 05:44 PM
I plan on buying a new Intel iMac in the next week or so, and have a few questions.
1) Will the folding app run on the Intel chip fine? I figure it should, considering it's written for Mac OSX and not for individual processors, but just making sure.
2) More importantly. Since the iMac has a dual-core processor, will it run as if it's got two processors, or as one?
Anything else I should keep in mind? Will the iMac stay cool? My old Cube used to heat up like mad, but I figure that the Core Duo's have better heat management...
Thanks!
1) Will the folding app run on the Intel chip fine? I figure it should, considering it's written for Mac OSX and not for individual processors, but just making sure.
2) More importantly. Since the iMac has a dual-core processor, will it run as if it's got two processors, or as one?
Anything else I should keep in mind? Will the iMac stay cool? My old Cube used to heat up like mad, but I figure that the Core Duo's have better heat management...
Thanks!
arn
Sep 4, 06:32 PM
Originally posted by jefhatfield
this is a section arn set up for people like me and alphatech who were posting on macrumors a lot and maybe got tired of either newbies and/or trolls who came to wreck our day and start flame wars
we both quit as well as possibly john123, kela, and others who i don't think i have seen for months...as well as many original macrumors folks
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this is a section arn set up for people like me and alphatech who were posting on macrumors a lot and maybe got tired of either newbies and/or trolls who came to wreck our day and start flame wars
we both quit as well as possibly john123, kela, and others who i don't think i have seen for months...as well as many original macrumors folks
void
Sep 15, 10:18 PM
That will probably be the first computer that follows apple's anti-os 9 policy. All of the other comps are going to be updated before Jan. 1st.
Beigean
Oct 4, 09:33 PM
ddtlm,
alex_ant was talking about a G5 8500 specifically. had he said 85xx then that would include the -40 and -60 models. however the general assumption is that a desktop Macable model would be labeled 8500, and no such processor is shipping or has been officially announced.
alex_ant was talking about a G5 8500 specifically. had he said 85xx then that would include the -40 and -60 models. however the general assumption is that a desktop Macable model would be labeled 8500, and no such processor is shipping or has been officially announced.
Kardashian
Apr 28, 04:54 PM
As many posters here can back me up, the Screename service has reached new heights! (actually, lows!)
The other day, I was having problems with an old account, Joshua D Thomas (just a nice, simple Screename, my name :)). Anyway, the quick fix was to make a new one..
So, I started a thread to assist me, after trying nearly 20 combos of my own.
I hate having random digits, numbers on my email addresses, so if I can't have just my name, I refuse, and go somewhere else.
Dogbone (poster in this thread), actually posted some really good ones, and would you believe it, I think 1 address out of at least 10 wasn't actually taken.
Someone suggested I have JDT, which I would love = taken. Then another posted suggested JayDeeTee (my initials, verbally, I dunno how else to say it :confused: ).. even that was taken.
Its madness. But I finally got one, just a little long.... deep breathe before saying it out loud...:eek: ... Joshua David Thomas. :D
The other day, I was having problems with an old account, Joshua D Thomas (just a nice, simple Screename, my name :)). Anyway, the quick fix was to make a new one..
So, I started a thread to assist me, after trying nearly 20 combos of my own.
I hate having random digits, numbers on my email addresses, so if I can't have just my name, I refuse, and go somewhere else.
Dogbone (poster in this thread), actually posted some really good ones, and would you believe it, I think 1 address out of at least 10 wasn't actually taken.
Someone suggested I have JDT, which I would love = taken. Then another posted suggested JayDeeTee (my initials, verbally, I dunno how else to say it :confused: ).. even that was taken.
Its madness. But I finally got one, just a little long.... deep breathe before saying it out loud...:eek: ... Joshua David Thomas. :D
SC68Cal
Jun 15, 10:13 PM
I'll believe it when I see it.
john_satc
Jun 1, 06:10 AM
Ok...hearing that $9/hour is a lot for store workers, im wondering what an average wage is for working in a store? 'Cos i get �5.30 ~ $10 an hour and I only jsut started at the store...and im on a low wage compared to everyone else there. And that doesn't even get taxed.
WildCowboy
Apr 27, 12:20 PM
Here's what I was able to find. It wasn't on Apple's site, so take it for what you will
You spent two days digging up what I posted in the first reply and linked to? :confused:
You spent two days digging up what I posted in the first reply and linked to? :confused:
vniow
Aug 29, 02:12 PM
Here's (http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/systems/g4_mirrored_drive_doors/noise_reduction/g4_ddr_noise_reduction.html) a guy that successfully reduced the power supply fan noise. He says that the big one by the heatsink still sound like a dustbuster, but he's looking into replacing that one too.:)
jefhatfield
Sep 6, 09:53 PM
Originally posted by eyelikeart
well jefhatfield is old skool for sure...
the obsolete members he mentioned I'd also consider old skool...
I'm seeing that I'm one of the older registered members here too...but I don't think I'd consider myself old skool...I don't contribute enough.. ;)
i think your first post may have been before mine...i just used to read posts here, for nine months thinking macrumors was only for experts and not basic users like me...plus i was a pc techie so i didn't want to open my mouth at all:D
when i did, i must have ended up on a lot of people's ignore lists...later, i became more like spikey and alphatech with some bold, and sometimes stupid attacks and idiot manuevers (like my misguided attack on buffsldr)
i think bttm is the most diplomatic person i have ever seen on macrumors
well jefhatfield is old skool for sure...
the obsolete members he mentioned I'd also consider old skool...
I'm seeing that I'm one of the older registered members here too...but I don't think I'd consider myself old skool...I don't contribute enough.. ;)
i think your first post may have been before mine...i just used to read posts here, for nine months thinking macrumors was only for experts and not basic users like me...plus i was a pc techie so i didn't want to open my mouth at all:D
when i did, i must have ended up on a lot of people's ignore lists...later, i became more like spikey and alphatech with some bold, and sometimes stupid attacks and idiot manuevers (like my misguided attack on buffsldr)
i think bttm is the most diplomatic person i have ever seen on macrumors
bilestyle
Sep 3, 03:25 PM
Sick of applescript programs for video conversion, here's my new Cocoa app written entirely in Objective-C, multithreaded, to encode a variety of movie formats into vcd mpeg1/svcd mpeg2, xvcd, xsvcd, and DVD ready for DVD Studio Pro format.
Digital Schism webpage:
http://homepage.mac.com/digitalschism/choice.html
Download Link:
http://homepage.mac.com/digitalschism/echelon.dmg
There is a variety of different options available for todays media afficianado, we find the format to be trusted by the experts, and that maintains the widest range of compatability is MPEG. (Specifically MPEG-1 and MPEG-2)
It has become clear to us that it isn't as easy as it should be to convert the wide array of available media formats to (S/X)VCD/DVD. In an effort to answer a large demand for a simple to use program that encompasses the large spectrum of options available to the Macintosh platform we are proud to bring you Echelon.
Convert multiple files
Echelon delivers the capability of converting a large queue list of files to a variety of different MPEG based formats (MPEG-1 and MPEG-2). It aims to employ all the complex video tools in one easy to use program.
Limitless customization
In an effort to accomodate your personal needs each file maintains its own individual settings. It is also possible to save your favorite presets for future usage.
Fast, Reliable, Simple
We have put in endless hours of research to only allow conversion methods that will solely yield usable end products. We aim to have a harmonious blend of intuitition and simplicity, the things you have come to expect as a Macintosh user.
Advanced User Features
In an effort to meet the needs of the varied levels of experience within our userbase we have implemented an array of advanced features for each encoder included.
Realtime Preview
In addition to intuitive graphical and textual progress indication, the user has the freedom to view the actual frames of video as they are encoded.
Multiple Effect Filters
From adjusting gamma (to be implemented later), to deinterlacing, to denoising we attempted to supply all the necessary effect filters for any of your desired outcomes.
World friendly
We will be localizing Echelon in multiple languages, and are up to suggestion for any localizations we didn't cover, dont hesitate to contact us with more language suggestions.
Digital Schism webpage:
http://homepage.mac.com/digitalschism/choice.html
Download Link:
http://homepage.mac.com/digitalschism/echelon.dmg
There is a variety of different options available for todays media afficianado, we find the format to be trusted by the experts, and that maintains the widest range of compatability is MPEG. (Specifically MPEG-1 and MPEG-2)
It has become clear to us that it isn't as easy as it should be to convert the wide array of available media formats to (S/X)VCD/DVD. In an effort to answer a large demand for a simple to use program that encompasses the large spectrum of options available to the Macintosh platform we are proud to bring you Echelon.
Convert multiple files
Echelon delivers the capability of converting a large queue list of files to a variety of different MPEG based formats (MPEG-1 and MPEG-2). It aims to employ all the complex video tools in one easy to use program.
Limitless customization
In an effort to accomodate your personal needs each file maintains its own individual settings. It is also possible to save your favorite presets for future usage.
Fast, Reliable, Simple
We have put in endless hours of research to only allow conversion methods that will solely yield usable end products. We aim to have a harmonious blend of intuitition and simplicity, the things you have come to expect as a Macintosh user.
Advanced User Features
In an effort to meet the needs of the varied levels of experience within our userbase we have implemented an array of advanced features for each encoder included.
Realtime Preview
In addition to intuitive graphical and textual progress indication, the user has the freedom to view the actual frames of video as they are encoded.
Multiple Effect Filters
From adjusting gamma (to be implemented later), to deinterlacing, to denoising we attempted to supply all the necessary effect filters for any of your desired outcomes.
World friendly
We will be localizing Echelon in multiple languages, and are up to suggestion for any localizations we didn't cover, dont hesitate to contact us with more language suggestions.
dejo
May 21, 06:23 PM
Yeah, the chronology's a little off. For example, Apple ditched the floppy drive before Mac OS X appeared.
5300cs
Feb 18, 04:50 PM
I've noticed the same thing. The one thing I don't like about the forums getting as large as they have is there tends to be a lot of repitition which I think can drive ... oh :D
I see the same series of questions over and over again:
When will Apple make another PDA?
Can I rip DVDs on Mac?
What are some good Mac programs?
Should I buy a PB or an iBook?
How much RAM do I need?
A Mac for gaming?
It takes a few months, but guaranteed these questions will crop up. :rolleyes: If we put up stickies on all those questions, would the newbies read them, or just post the same Qs anyway?
I see the same series of questions over and over again:
When will Apple make another PDA?
Can I rip DVDs on Mac?
What are some good Mac programs?
Should I buy a PB or an iBook?
How much RAM do I need?
A Mac for gaming?
It takes a few months, but guaranteed these questions will crop up. :rolleyes: If we put up stickies on all those questions, would the newbies read them, or just post the same Qs anyway?
vniow
Mar 6, 12:48 PM
Yeah I think that thread has outlived its uselessness.
edesignuk
Oct 12, 03:48 PM
http://upload.yo-momma.net/uploads/macros/homerrepost.jpg
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=92638&highlight=cherryos
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=92638&highlight=cherryos
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