imacfreak
Aug 19, 06:25 PM
OOps.. forgot about the size limit. Here's the ducky at the correct size. http://www.imacfreak.net/ducky2.jpg
jessica.
Dec 20, 06:34 PM
I too want to know what's contained in the app.
mrapplegate
Apr 16, 02:55 PM
After the DP2 update, all Quicktime movies won't play.
Even the gesture videos in System Preferences won't show.
Does anyone have the same problem? :confused:
No, that is not happening for me. Any helpful errors in the system log when you try to view a movie?
Even the gesture videos in System Preferences won't show.
Does anyone have the same problem? :confused:
No, that is not happening for me. Any helpful errors in the system log when you try to view a movie?
donfishinghocke
May 4, 05:29 PM
I've had my macbook pro for a couple months now, 13" 2.66ghz 8gigs ram 500 gig HD, and a couple times a day the computer completely freezes. Doesn't do anything for about 30 seconds then resumes back to normal.
I've tried restarting the ram holding option command P+L, still does nothing. What do I do about this, bring it to apple for replacement or what?
I've tried restarting the ram holding option command P+L, still does nothing. What do I do about this, bring it to apple for replacement or what?
Elan0204
Aug 13, 03:32 PM
Excellent! If you're a finalist, I think you've got my vote.
ftaok
Jul 3, 09:11 PM
daveman got it right. My iBook won't sleep when the scanner is NOT plugged it unless I close the lid or choose 'sleep' from the menu.
With the scanner plugged in, my iBook will sleep if I leave it alone for 1 minute (that's what I have it set for in 'Energy Saver').
Because I don't have my scanner plugged in all the time, I'd like to figure out what is causing this behavior. I'm assuming that it's the scanner driver that keeps the system awake when the scanner isn't plugged in. Maybe it's continuously trying to find the scanner and it doesn't give up.
Has anyone heard of this kind of behavior?
With the scanner plugged in, my iBook will sleep if I leave it alone for 1 minute (that's what I have it set for in 'Energy Saver').
Because I don't have my scanner plugged in all the time, I'd like to figure out what is causing this behavior. I'm assuming that it's the scanner driver that keeps the system awake when the scanner isn't plugged in. Maybe it's continuously trying to find the scanner and it doesn't give up.
Has anyone heard of this kind of behavior?
rancuret
Apr 30, 04:07 AM
1. is the samsung grey out?
2. what filesystem does the samsung drive use? Go to applications then the utililes folder for this and double click disk utility the filesystem must be hfs or mac os journed
Hello Littleb2005,
The Samsung is not greyed out.
I previously erased the disk with the Disk Utility, choosing the format Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
2. what filesystem does the samsung drive use? Go to applications then the utililes folder for this and double click disk utility the filesystem must be hfs or mac os journed
Hello Littleb2005,
The Samsung is not greyed out.
I previously erased the disk with the Disk Utility, choosing the format Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
zirkle2007
Jun 27, 07:13 PM
Interested in any trades? If so I can PM you with items.
Rye Brye
Oct 31, 10:16 AM
Seeing as I have a grand total of about five posts in two years, I'm not offended at all :P
Sysops are commonly used to patrol all the edits to make sure that bad content doesn't creep in - reverting edits back to where they were if an edit was bogus. (They use that "Mark edit as Patrolled" link)
It is a mild pain in the rear to constantly be patrolling edits - so the "glory factor" of being a sysop on something that everyone can edit in the first place isn't very high :)
RyeBrye
Sysops are commonly used to patrol all the edits to make sure that bad content doesn't creep in - reverting edits back to where they were if an edit was bogus. (They use that "Mark edit as Patrolled" link)
It is a mild pain in the rear to constantly be patrolling edits - so the "glory factor" of being a sysop on something that everyone can edit in the first place isn't very high :)
RyeBrye
kingcrowing
Dec 19, 08:14 PM
oh man, I just googled about the GP2X... that things sweet!! I want it! play old nintendo games on the go!, I've already got a DS, but that would be pretty sweet...
Azzin
Mar 26, 09:46 AM
Hi all,
I'm curious to know if you can create a wireless Hotspot using an iPad's 3G connection, to connect a laptop/other wifi device to over wifi?
Cheers.
I'm curious to know if you can create a wireless Hotspot using an iPad's 3G connection, to connect a laptop/other wifi device to over wifi?
Cheers.
supersean579
Mar 24, 10:35 PM
You could also use the strip silence tool. It's found under the edit window. It will let you remove all audio below a threshold with the push of a button.
jiminaus
Apr 22, 06:20 PM
At first we had to code our own getters and setters. There was no concept of a property in Objective-C 1.0, except by the convention that if a class had a method x and a method setX: then it could have been said to have property x.
Then Apple created Objective-C 2.0 and it introduced the @property and @synthesise directives, as well as the dot notation. And the number of getters and setters we had to write was reduced to near zero. And our getters and setters become correct in the face of concurrency (assuming no nonatomic) which set us up well for the days of multicore CPUs and GCD.
And the people programming in the land of Apple were happy. (Well generally, some have some valid objections to dot notation).
So yeah, it's just syntax. But I'd highly recommend you use it, unless you have strong reasons not to.
Then Apple created Objective-C 2.0 and it introduced the @property and @synthesise directives, as well as the dot notation. And the number of getters and setters we had to write was reduced to near zero. And our getters and setters become correct in the face of concurrency (assuming no nonatomic) which set us up well for the days of multicore CPUs and GCD.
And the people programming in the land of Apple were happy. (Well generally, some have some valid objections to dot notation).
So yeah, it's just syntax. But I'd highly recommend you use it, unless you have strong reasons not to.
-Ryan-
Dec 29, 11:37 AM
I've been offered these at a price that I'm finding it very difficult to resist (�30) from a friend who got them as an unwanted gift. I know AKG is a good manufacturer, but am not completely familiar with headphones. If anyone has these, are they any good?
If not, can some of the audio enthusiasts take a look at the specs and tell me what they think? http://www.akg.com/personal/,pcp_id,173,pid,107,_psmand,1,show,specs.html&:K%20450 :)
Cheers,
Ryan
If not, can some of the audio enthusiasts take a look at the specs and tell me what they think? http://www.akg.com/personal/,pcp_id,173,pid,107,_psmand,1,show,specs.html&:K%20450 :)
Cheers,
Ryan
mgartner0622
Sep 5, 11:05 AM
Those are actually much, much older than the iMac G3. These are early '90s-era. I remember we had a bunch of them with the Mac LC models (original, II, and III) when I was in school. Most of the school ones were worn out or torn up, but I don't think they're that rare (yet? anyone want to clarify?)
Ah, thank you very much!
Ah, thank you very much!
pulsewidth947
Jul 29, 09:27 AM
Can I just suggest you dont do your site in frames? They are fairly outdated now and can ruin the chances of spiders from google and other search engines finding out what is on your site for indexing.
At least thats what I've been told, but from experience, browsers handle frames differently so its another thing that can make your site look wierd in another browser.
As you are doing your site in Flash, why not have your films load within that flash player? Look up using External SWFs with your movie (so it doesnt bump up the file size, and allows the movies to be preloaded as an when they are needed). This will help if you want the videos to stream, and Flash compressed videos can be incredibly small. This will also help your content not get stolen.. but if your not worried about that then you can certainly go down the Quicktime route.
At least thats what I've been told, but from experience, browsers handle frames differently so its another thing that can make your site look wierd in another browser.
As you are doing your site in Flash, why not have your films load within that flash player? Look up using External SWFs with your movie (so it doesnt bump up the file size, and allows the movies to be preloaded as an when they are needed). This will help if you want the videos to stream, and Flash compressed videos can be incredibly small. This will also help your content not get stolen.. but if your not worried about that then you can certainly go down the Quicktime route.
gusapple
Jun 21, 10:35 AM
I'm in the exact same situation. I just want to so I can have the newest cool thing. There, I said it! :D
But seriously, If I end up not being able to snag an iPhone on launch day, then I want the new os until I can get one.
But seriously, If I end up not being able to snag an iPhone on launch day, then I want the new os until I can get one.
stellardream
May 6, 10:39 AM
New iMac can be used as a target display if another device supports Thunderbolt. It's been confirmed by Apple.
Doctor Q
Nov 4, 12:16 AM
I'm sure we can fix it. I captured the evidence.
RebeccaL
Apr 13, 03:12 PM
When you buy a product from a reputable seller you are suppost to get the same as if you buy it directly from the manufacturer.
On ebay and the Amazon marketplace there are a lot of people passing fakes as the real deal.
Buy from places like Mygearstore and Amazon itself (not the marketplace) and you should be fine.
On ebay and the Amazon marketplace there are a lot of people passing fakes as the real deal.
Buy from places like Mygearstore and Amazon itself (not the marketplace) and you should be fine.
Nostromo
May 3, 01:17 AM
No reply?
That's a song by the Beatles.
Could I play it through bookshelf speakers, connected to a receiver, connected to the Mac via usb 2.0 with the above device?
That's a song by the Beatles.
Could I play it through bookshelf speakers, connected to a receiver, connected to the Mac via usb 2.0 with the above device?
McGilli
Mar 13, 07:59 PM
Can you connect a jailbroken ipad to xcode and configure it to be used for development?
I was thinking of doing that to get the 'hidden' gestures through x-code in 4.3 when the jail break is available.
Or is there cydia software that will do all the gestures?
I was thinking of doing that to get the 'hidden' gestures through x-code in 4.3 when the jail break is available.
Or is there cydia software that will do all the gestures?
MacRumorUser
Dec 3, 07:52 AM
I bought one of those Mickey Nunchucks that looks like a paint brush. :o
That's high Camp in action :D (Jealous ;) )
That's high Camp in action :D (Jealous ;) )
dmarch
Apr 15, 07:58 AM
Watch a video (http://eshop.macsales.com/installvideos/mac_mini_g4/) on how to replace the hard drive in an iMac G4.
My question was regarding any performance increase the OP saw with this upgrade.
My question was regarding any performance increase the OP saw with this upgrade.