rendezvouscp
Sep 15, 09:42 PM
You should be able to get the song by going to Advanced: Check for Purchased Music within iTunes. Hopefully, the system doesn't believe you've already downloaded the song.
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3tuxedo
Mar 22, 07:47 PM
actually THAT question was answered very well, but i did a little more research and found if i can just unmount the disc i can delete it and all is well.
MythicFrost
May 5, 03:47 PM
As clearly stated at the start of the video - this machine is not mines. Im happy with my previous gen 27". Also re the MBA - if you are a regular viewer, I did indeed mention that it was my dads but having used it for a few days - I liked it and sold my MBP to buy myself a new MBA. In essence, I exchanged the MBP for a MBA - which i've said in countless videos.
I'll be trying out Mafia, Crysis and Portal 2 for game reviews and then doing speed tests - stay tuned.
Wooohoooo thank you! Finally some gaming benches :D
I'll be trying out Mafia, Crysis and Portal 2 for game reviews and then doing speed tests - stay tuned.
Wooohoooo thank you! Finally some gaming benches :D
NismoRoadster
Mar 18, 08:56 PM
i love my 160GB classic, nothing has this much storage space, I have a 65GB+music library. unless they release a 128gb touch, i would be sad.
italeki
Apr 28, 12:07 PM
I think that is the English way. I'm currently living in England, and it seems like they get to things whenever they feel like it. Basically a tea break comes before anything else
Hahahahahahahahaha LOL
Hahahahahahahahaha LOL
EricBrian
Nov 1, 07:47 PM
I use SubEthaEdit only. Just my pref. There are some CSS editors out that that provide a live preview of the style you are creating. You might want to have a look at those.
Consultant
Mar 25, 02:28 PM
Windows cannot be booted from external disks easily.
Normally you just backup content, erase the drive, and format as GUID journaled volume.
Normally you just backup content, erase the drive, and format as GUID journaled volume.
blevins321
Apr 26, 10:53 AM
Can this help?
http://macosxhosting.wordpress.com/2008/01/28/transfer-between-mac-osx-host-with-windows-xp-guest-in-virtualbox/
^^This. I believe in Ubuntu it puts a folder shortcut in your Desktop folder. Assuming you have the tools installed, I mean.
http://macosxhosting.wordpress.com/2008/01/28/transfer-between-mac-osx-host-with-windows-xp-guest-in-virtualbox/
^^This. I believe in Ubuntu it puts a folder shortcut in your Desktop folder. Assuming you have the tools installed, I mean.
perugina05
Mar 26, 03:48 AM
Hi guys I'm also having the same problem, but I'm trying to download the jailbreak from my iphone 3g ios4.3, i have a mac btw
I'd realllllly appreciate any help with this cos I'm going out of my mind trying to jailbreak it!
I'd realllllly appreciate any help with this cos I'm going out of my mind trying to jailbreak it!
mad jew
Nov 3, 07:48 AM
I think you'd probably be able to reset it using the OSX install disks, booting from them and then selecting Reset Password from the Installer menu which will give you a list of passwords you can reset. :)
evil_santa
Aug 16, 07:14 PM
Very nice.
I like the subtlety of it.
you know what they say...
Think different! :D
I like the subtlety of it.
you know what they say...
Think different! :D
Furrybeagle
Oct 27, 04:11 PM
Met up with some friends at the West County store at about� 5:00. We were about 10th in line. We mostly just talked, watched the line wrap around the mall, and I spent a few minutes on my PowerBook. A lot of people had iPhones (I don't have one :(). It was really exciting as it got closer and closer to 6:00. Then there was the obligatory countdown, the doors opened, and I got the free tshirt. :)
I spent about 20 or 30 minutes in there, checking out Leopard before I installed. It was pretty busy, and they had the store employees walking around with the scanners. When we left there was still a long line of people waiting to get in.
I love these Apple events!
:)
I spent about 20 or 30 minutes in there, checking out Leopard before I installed. It was pretty busy, and they had the store employees walking around with the scanners. When we left there was still a long line of people waiting to get in.
I love these Apple events!
:)
toezter
Nov 10, 01:38 PM
i think the "switch", tho i don't like to call it that, is really easy.
most of the stuff thats on PC that use ctrl is open apple on mac. omg, i was using osX so fast after a few days.
macosx.com has some tips and tricks also.
most of the stuff thats on PC that use ctrl is open apple on mac. omg, i was using osX so fast after a few days.
macosx.com has some tips and tricks also.
HXGuy
May 5, 10:20 AM
Transporteur: after all the research and different configurations I've done over the last 24 hours, I've come full circle back to the one you recommended, which was... :D
1 OS SSD, 1 scratch SSD, 1 bootable backup (1TB), 1 3TB storage drive, 1 3TB backup drive.
The only modification I have here is to use a 2TB storage drive as I want proper versioning out of Time Machine with that using a 3TB drive.
The other thing I'm thinking is to add a 6th drive to clone the storage drive, so if that does fail, then I can work right off the cloned drive with no down time. What do you think about that?
Oh yea, also a 7th drive (I know, this is getting out of control) for weekly clone back ups of the boot, scratch, and storage drives that will be kept off site.
Edit: How does this drive look for the scratch drive?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226168
And this one for the boot drive? It's only 70MB/s write but write isn't that important on the boot disk, right?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167031
1 OS SSD, 1 scratch SSD, 1 bootable backup (1TB), 1 3TB storage drive, 1 3TB backup drive.
The only modification I have here is to use a 2TB storage drive as I want proper versioning out of Time Machine with that using a 3TB drive.
The other thing I'm thinking is to add a 6th drive to clone the storage drive, so if that does fail, then I can work right off the cloned drive with no down time. What do you think about that?
Oh yea, also a 7th drive (I know, this is getting out of control) for weekly clone back ups of the boot, scratch, and storage drives that will be kept off site.
Edit: How does this drive look for the scratch drive?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226168
And this one for the boot drive? It's only 70MB/s write but write isn't that important on the boot disk, right?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167031
sjpetry
Jan 22, 07:12 PM
When you make a thread please have a better title.
Thanks,
Spencer
Thanks,
Spencer
lanulos
Jan 3, 11:14 PM
With greenpois0n, what exactly happened? The first time I tried it, there was a point at which text was scrolling down the screen and then it stopped for several minutes with what appeared to be a serious error message, at which point I panicked and rebooted. When I tried again, I waited it out at that point in the process, and eventually the scrolling continued and the jailbreak completed. I don't know if the current revision of greenpois0n does that; I think I was using the previous one.
Mackilroy
Mar 18, 08:38 AM
My fave traditional RPG is Golden Sun 1 and 2.
Those games were awesome. :)
Those games were awesome. :)
noht*
Sep 3, 10:48 AM
Originally posted by gopher
Oh and another word of note, no matter what notebook you get, it is best not to travel in sleep mode inside the case if you are doing any amount of driving or transportation riding. The shaking from the potholes alone can cause wear and tear on the hard drive much quicker than if the machine is shut down and the drive is parked. You have some control though if you have it on your lap while you are travelling.
i'm pretty sure that drives are spinned down & their heads parked when a sleep command is issued...
at least that's the case with my BW/350, so i would expect the portables to behave the same.
plus, modern 2.5" hds are amazingly robust. most can handle operational shocks of some 100 to 200 g/ms
i doubt that travelling with sleeping laptops can cause any harm to the drives.
noht
Oh and another word of note, no matter what notebook you get, it is best not to travel in sleep mode inside the case if you are doing any amount of driving or transportation riding. The shaking from the potholes alone can cause wear and tear on the hard drive much quicker than if the machine is shut down and the drive is parked. You have some control though if you have it on your lap while you are travelling.
i'm pretty sure that drives are spinned down & their heads parked when a sleep command is issued...
at least that's the case with my BW/350, so i would expect the portables to behave the same.
plus, modern 2.5" hds are amazingly robust. most can handle operational shocks of some 100 to 200 g/ms
i doubt that travelling with sleeping laptops can cause any harm to the drives.
noht
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?
woodf
Apr 28, 10:13 AM
As my mac mini's super drive malfunctions(fail to read frequently, vibrating with noisy while reading), I cannot use the super drive to reinstall my mac mini. After googling, I found that the re-installation could be done via Remote Install Mac OS X on my PC. I followed the instructions e.g. hold down Option (alt) key while restarting mac mini. However, it does not show a list of available startup disk and it just goes to the login screen.
My config and setting:
PC:
I selected "Ethernet" as the network connection in Remote Install Mac OS X;
I have checked "Enable DVD or CD Sharing" on my PC(Win 7 64 bit SP1);
Mac:
All the I/O devices(keyboard, mouse and monitor) are non-apple products.
Mac Mini is a Mar-2009 and non-server version.
OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.7
If I don't want to use an external DVD drive, does anybody tell me how to do it via Remote Install Mac OS X?
My config and setting:
PC:
I selected "Ethernet" as the network connection in Remote Install Mac OS X;
I have checked "Enable DVD or CD Sharing" on my PC(Win 7 64 bit SP1);
Mac:
All the I/O devices(keyboard, mouse and monitor) are non-apple products.
Mac Mini is a Mar-2009 and non-server version.
OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.7
If I don't want to use an external DVD drive, does anybody tell me how to do it via Remote Install Mac OS X?
kicko
Apr 6, 10:57 AM
It will probably work fine but silicone will stretch and lose shape over time plus may get "dirty" looking. TPU is a much better material, you can find them cheap on eBay, usually a couple of dollars. Some of the cheaper cases might not fit as well being that they are made with lesser quality in mind, but thats not to say you cant find a good either. All depends what your looking for.
MovieCutter
Sep 15, 07:55 PM
lol
MisterMe
Mar 29, 06:32 PM
Let me reiterate that I am an Engineer, not a designer. That is not my CV, but is close enough to illustrate the problem.
...The only problem that I see with either of your posted sample documents is that each looks like a CV that I would expect to see from a job applicant who doesn't understand the subtle issues associated with typing a CV. If either PDF shows messed-up characters on your system, then the problem is on you system and not within the PDF files.
...The only problem that I see with either of your posted sample documents is that each looks like a CV that I would expect to see from a job applicant who doesn't understand the subtle issues associated with typing a CV. If either PDF shows messed-up characters on your system, then the problem is on you system and not within the PDF files.
wickedG35
Jan 31, 10:33 AM
Calvin, I can get one for you today (I'm also in the 818), but they are probably going to show up in stores tomorrow and they will have plenty on hand. :)
Good deal on the iPhone!
Good deal on the iPhone!
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