northernbaldy
May 27, 07:28 AM
you can buy them from the company store
my sis picked a few up last month (as well as various other bits of apple tat)
my sis picked a few up last month (as well as various other bits of apple tat)
maflynn
Apr 11, 05:36 PM
OSX shields you from getting into some of the nuts and bolts of things. This can be good or bad depending on whether you like to delve into such stuff.
I find that I still use windows because it does some things better, so I haven't lost any of the bits of knowledge.
The same can be said for using Unix or Linux, I used to use fedora quite a lot and so now, I'd be hard pressed to know the various yum parameters to install an app.
Given time you'll notice some of the short cuts and stuff that makes life easier in OSX, and if you move back to windows, you'd soon forget those as well.
I find that I still use windows because it does some things better, so I haven't lost any of the bits of knowledge.
The same can be said for using Unix or Linux, I used to use fedora quite a lot and so now, I'd be hard pressed to know the various yum parameters to install an app.
Given time you'll notice some of the short cuts and stuff that makes life easier in OSX, and if you move back to windows, you'd soon forget those as well.
blantonreed
Mar 12, 09:52 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ct1_r_61sk8
Apple OC
Mar 13, 05:59 PM
Apparently evidence is pointing to the bus NOT being clipped by the truck ... and conflicting eyewitness accounts to what the bus driver is saying.
Looking more like the Bus Driver may be at fault ...
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/bus_crash_Dbd7avXLwP7H9x6Wf7pGpL
Looking more like the Bus Driver may be at fault ...
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/bronx/bus_crash_Dbd7avXLwP7H9x6Wf7pGpL
Damo01
Apr 29, 04:54 AM
Technically..that disk is only for one license to the software. To directly answer your question about it being 'locked' to one, no it isn't. As long as it isn't one of the gray install disks that you got with your computer, you can use the disk in her Leopard Mac.
Sorry, But the OP didn't specify the Snow Leopard DVD, whether it was the DVD that came with the iMac or the DVD that bought from apple retail store as well as the license agreement.
Sorry, But the OP didn't specify the Snow Leopard DVD, whether it was the DVD that came with the iMac or the DVD that bought from apple retail store as well as the license agreement.
himesh
Apr 13, 03:27 AM
Would agree with 1rottenapple, I have a brodit holder in my car, works perfectly with that, looks like part of the car and is cheaper. http://www.brodit.com/
montycat
Oct 26, 06:40 PM
I would be interested in this. I've had friends tell me that it is difficult to return an engraved iPod. I wonder if it would be the same for the iPad?
clayj
Sep 9, 03:25 PM
Shoot, virtually nothing that's discussed here has anything to do with need... this is all about want. ;)
But I congratulate you on your willpower to hold out for the big display. Giving up a small want if it helps you with a big want is always OK.
But I congratulate you on your willpower to hold out for the big display. Giving up a small want if it helps you with a big want is always OK.
fcortese
Oct 14, 09:02 AM
Lots of cooperation from many American and Canadian mining and engineering resources, sunglasses from Oakley, iPods from Steve, the love of their countrymen...I just hope the psychological after-effects aren't too damaging.
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 15, 05:17 PM
Is there any specific reason why you had to start 8 threads?
I thought you were supposed to post a new thread for every submission the the avatar contest. :confused:
Look under contest rules #2 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=83831)
I thought you were supposed to post a new thread for every submission the the avatar contest. :confused:
Look under contest rules #2 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=83831)
Blu101
Feb 21, 01:23 PM
^^
Cool, thanks.
Cool, thanks.
Harpo
Oct 19, 06:05 PM
It does seem a little absurd, but it is also absurd that if the website required a payment, less people would complain. I suppose we're complaining about the perversity, not the price.
JamesMB
Feb 16, 09:56 AM
hey james,
I've made a change. Can you tell me if it's working again?
arn
Arn,
Yes, it is working again! Thank you very much!
I've made a change. Can you tell me if it's working again?
arn
Arn,
Yes, it is working again! Thank you very much!
Detrius
Dec 7, 11:33 PM
Ah. Thanks for the explanation. I was trying to figure out why they would be doing this from the individual back to the servers.
I can see why this is such a screwy process. I guess I always thought (assumed) they were threading it but now that you mentioned it I see exactly what you mean.
One thing that doesn't quite make since to me though is why does it rely on networking if it's all local? I know this part must be true because I find that folding frequently crashes and/or becomes corrupted when I change networks.
It seems like this should also make it friendlier to other tasks being run on the system since it will be one multithreaded task possibly making it more flexible. I know right now I frequently have to pause folding or re-nice it if I plan on running any large streaming clients like Netflix.
This is all speculation, as I don't even run the program, but here goes: The only reason I can imagine they would use MPI at the client side as opposed to threading it is that they are already using MPI to communicate back with the main servers. If this is the case, it would be relatively easy (from a learning-curve point of view) to continue on toward using this to communicate at the client side. If you're a grad student who's never written anything multithreaded, it's easier to stick with what you know than to experiment with something new. Likewise, going the multiprocess w/MPI route, you don't have to worry about shared memory or mutexes, so it's easier for the noob programmer to implement. Otherwise, I see no tangible benefit for using MPI like this.
I wrote cluster software with lammpi before I ever began writing multithreaded apps. I can attest that the MPI route takes less brain power. The multithreading route may be simpler to code, but there's a lot more to think about. Even in the professional field, I was the only person at my previous company who was not afraid of multithreading.
I can see why this is such a screwy process. I guess I always thought (assumed) they were threading it but now that you mentioned it I see exactly what you mean.
One thing that doesn't quite make since to me though is why does it rely on networking if it's all local? I know this part must be true because I find that folding frequently crashes and/or becomes corrupted when I change networks.
It seems like this should also make it friendlier to other tasks being run on the system since it will be one multithreaded task possibly making it more flexible. I know right now I frequently have to pause folding or re-nice it if I plan on running any large streaming clients like Netflix.
This is all speculation, as I don't even run the program, but here goes: The only reason I can imagine they would use MPI at the client side as opposed to threading it is that they are already using MPI to communicate back with the main servers. If this is the case, it would be relatively easy (from a learning-curve point of view) to continue on toward using this to communicate at the client side. If you're a grad student who's never written anything multithreaded, it's easier to stick with what you know than to experiment with something new. Likewise, going the multiprocess w/MPI route, you don't have to worry about shared memory or mutexes, so it's easier for the noob programmer to implement. Otherwise, I see no tangible benefit for using MPI like this.
I wrote cluster software with lammpi before I ever began writing multithreaded apps. I can attest that the MPI route takes less brain power. The multithreading route may be simpler to code, but there's a lot more to think about. Even in the professional field, I was the only person at my previous company who was not afraid of multithreading.
KnightWRX
Mar 10, 04:34 PM
iPhone 4GS would look exactly the same (maybe slight adjustment), and slightly bigger memory (possibly 8GB version phased out and replaced with 16gb) + the white edition.
I would expect the iPhone 5 to be quite a bigger adjustment/re-design.
No, then it would be the iPhone 6, since it would still be the 6th iPhone.
iPhone - 2007
iPhone 3G - 2008
iPhone 3GS - 2009
iPhone 4 - 2010.
iPhone 4S - 2011
iPhone 6 - 2012
The 3GS was not an iPhone 3.5, it was essentially the 3rd generation of iPhones. The iPhone 3G was in fact the iPhone 2.
I would expect the iPhone 5 to be quite a bigger adjustment/re-design.
No, then it would be the iPhone 6, since it would still be the 6th iPhone.
iPhone - 2007
iPhone 3G - 2008
iPhone 3GS - 2009
iPhone 4 - 2010.
iPhone 4S - 2011
iPhone 6 - 2012
The 3GS was not an iPhone 3.5, it was essentially the 3rd generation of iPhones. The iPhone 3G was in fact the iPhone 2.
notheremuch
Sep 27, 11:56 AM
I read it but spaced while typing!
Yes, full 1 year warranty and monitors were used once for instore demo, one time event. (They told me that there are no dead pixels and colors are true.)
Yes, full 1 year warranty and monitors were used once for instore demo, one time event. (They told me that there are no dead pixels and colors are true.)
michael.lauden
Mar 6, 01:46 PM
Just list that there is a dead pixel. Take the best photo you can. Most people who buy a cheap macbook w/dead pixels probably will just replace the LCD and resell it for more.
robbieduncan
May 6, 05:34 AM
When you say "works fine when I set those rules manually in Firefox but not when I set them under network settings" do you mean Firefox ignores the settings in network settings? Does Safari correctly use the ones in Network Settings. If so I suspect the fault lies with Firefox and you have no alternative to use it's own settings. Such is life with not-quite fully Mac native applications.
dotnina
Jan 22, 09:13 PM
Shoot ... it's not looking good, huh. :(
Thanks for the tips, everyone. I'm going to look into the DataRescue program mentioned.
I didn't realize what a HUGE mistake I was making. I guess I was assuming that, like Windows, it'll just replace files with the same name and NOT delete any other files in there. It's kind of depressing, because that was 2 weeks worth of written and audio notes for a class of mine. :( I also hope this gets fixed in Tiger ... you should know what's going to happen with the "replace folder" function.
Thanks for the tips, everyone. I'm going to look into the DataRescue program mentioned.
I didn't realize what a HUGE mistake I was making. I guess I was assuming that, like Windows, it'll just replace files with the same name and NOT delete any other files in there. It's kind of depressing, because that was 2 weeks worth of written and audio notes for a class of mine. :( I also hope this gets fixed in Tiger ... you should know what's going to happen with the "replace folder" function.
dogbyte_13
Jul 23, 10:34 AM
Once was able to request artists and ablums but i dont see that feature in iTunes anymore did they remove it? :confused:
gb1631
Apr 29, 04:43 PM
I have both MS Office 2008 & 2011 on my MBA and have had no problems what so ever with either one. :D:apple:
Nermal
Apr 6, 07:46 PM
You may be able to tether. I've personally used a Sony Ericsson W705a - which does not require any third-party drivers - but there are likely plenty of other devices that can be used out of the box.
HyperZboy
Jun 7, 04:43 PM
How ironic that one of the biggest topics discussed is Steve Jobs thoughts on FLASH not being necessary and that's being fiercely debated in another thread here, yet no one on an iPAD can even watch this video on Macrumors!
Too Funny! LOL :D
Too Funny! LOL :D
liamkp
Jul 5, 09:55 PM
Hey I just ordered a white Torrent Touch and hopefully it should be here sometime this week. If people want I can do a review and probably some pictures.
Good.
Sure... But I'm doing the exact same thing, and I just happened to have mentioned it, so don't advertise it here.
What?....
Good.
Sure... But I'm doing the exact same thing, and I just happened to have mentioned it, so don't advertise it here.
What?....
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