bartelby
Nov 20, 02:57 PM
I saw the Clash Of the Titans show in the UK.
Slayer were pants at that show.
Slayer were pants at that show.
bushman1
Nov 3, 09:56 PM
Download the app tapp program.
http://iphone.nullriver.com/beta/
right click on the folder(don't run the program) and click "view contents of folder"
Move the installer app. from the folder to your desktop. It is the one with the application sign with a cross thought it.
Then just ssh it in using iNdepence.
when you get into the program (on your iphone) there will be an update in the installer app. for the new version for 1.1.1
http://iphone.nullriver.com/beta/
right click on the folder(don't run the program) and click "view contents of folder"
Move the installer app. from the folder to your desktop. It is the one with the application sign with a cross thought it.
Then just ssh it in using iNdepence.
when you get into the program (on your iphone) there will be an update in the installer app. for the new version for 1.1.1
rboseley
May 4, 02:38 AM
I am heading 55 miles to get a new Macbook Pro (Mine is 4 years old). They have my configuration in stock.. HOWEVER, they want to sell me a One to One $99 and they will then be happy to transfer my files. Not today of course - leave it and they will call when ready for me. Isn� there some software/cables out there to to the job.
I hesitate to mention that, because my last transfer was PC to Mac. What a nightmare.
Apple to Apple? Do I have to spend the $99 then drive 565RT again?
I hesitate to mention that, because my last transfer was PC to Mac. What a nightmare.
Apple to Apple? Do I have to spend the $99 then drive 565RT again?
axeldtf
Apr 27, 09:40 PM
Well i've used the same types of disks before without a problem... I used roxio to burn them which i've also used before.
QuarterSwede
Dec 24, 10:26 AM
I just use iPhoto. You don't have to get them printed at a lab. You can print them on your own printer.
-DH
Mar 11, 08:53 PM
Also note that anytime you have to render raw files (audio or video) in a Final Cut Sequence, it means that the media's specs don't match the Sequence settings. Rendering conforms the media to the Sequence settings ... but when you make an alteration of any kind, it must re-render so that everything will still match.
-DH
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GGJstudios
Apr 8, 12:42 AM
Hello,
I have a early 2008 macbook white, 2.4 ghz model
And the fans are always on and they are rather loud, I still have apple care for about another 8 months and want to take care of any possible issues.
The the smallest task will make them blast its rather annoying thanks.
MacBook fans are designed to be on all the time your Mac is on, at a minimum speed of about 2000rpm. They spin faster, as needed, to keep your Mac at a safe temperature when your CPU/GPU are under heavy workloads. Check Activity Monitor to see what apps/widgets/processes are consuming system resources.
I have a early 2008 macbook white, 2.4 ghz model
And the fans are always on and they are rather loud, I still have apple care for about another 8 months and want to take care of any possible issues.
The the smallest task will make them blast its rather annoying thanks.
MacBook fans are designed to be on all the time your Mac is on, at a minimum speed of about 2000rpm. They spin faster, as needed, to keep your Mac at a safe temperature when your CPU/GPU are under heavy workloads. Check Activity Monitor to see what apps/widgets/processes are consuming system resources.
reden
Aug 9, 03:33 PM
Who the f are Google and Verizon to decide what the future of the internet should be may it be negative or positive. Laws need to be sanctioned to block these companies from privatizing the internet, and keep it neutral without question. Why are there even talks about this.
MattZani
Jun 19, 12:53 PM
Where are you in the world?
emmerloo86
May 4, 10:53 PM
hey
I have had my mac book pro since early 2010 and have been beginning to notice that when I use it and it is plugged in to the charger cord the left side of the bottom of the computer gets REALLY REALLY hot! It cools off if I unplug the unit, but sometimes I want to work plugged in. Plus I am just not getting the battery life I used to get. On average I have about 4 hours of battery.... Used to get 7+. Any thoughts?
I have had my mac book pro since early 2010 and have been beginning to notice that when I use it and it is plugged in to the charger cord the left side of the bottom of the computer gets REALLY REALLY hot! It cools off if I unplug the unit, but sometimes I want to work plugged in. Plus I am just not getting the battery life I used to get. On average I have about 4 hours of battery.... Used to get 7+. Any thoughts?
Krishna21
Dec 16, 10:13 PM
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katanna
Aug 14, 04:18 PM
why does this remind me of Excite Bike??
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melb00m
May 4, 09:06 AM
It looks like there is possible to mount an own SSD now? didn't the last iMac require some kind of Apple supplied mountingkit which you only got when you bought the SSD option?
Yes, it SEEMS that another hard drive can now be fit under the optical drive bay without such an adapter. However, these mounting holes you can see on iFixIt are still not the standard way to attach harddrives, so some sort of adapter might still be required.
On a sidenote, when I was talking to the (very friendly) Apple store employee on the phone yesterday to order my 27" iMac, I was asking the very same question. He put me on hold to talk to a tech-guy about this issue, and came up with the response that an Apple service partner will be able to fit in an additional SSD later. I'm not too certain that this will be true, maybe he just misunderstood my question and meant that the service partner can replace the current harddisk with an SSD (instead of adding an additional one), so I'll remain sceptical.
But the iFixIt-teardown has given me hope that it might in fact be easier now to add another harddrive without BTO.
Yes, it SEEMS that another hard drive can now be fit under the optical drive bay without such an adapter. However, these mounting holes you can see on iFixIt are still not the standard way to attach harddrives, so some sort of adapter might still be required.
On a sidenote, when I was talking to the (very friendly) Apple store employee on the phone yesterday to order my 27" iMac, I was asking the very same question. He put me on hold to talk to a tech-guy about this issue, and came up with the response that an Apple service partner will be able to fit in an additional SSD later. I'm not too certain that this will be true, maybe he just misunderstood my question and meant that the service partner can replace the current harddisk with an SSD (instead of adding an additional one), so I'll remain sceptical.
But the iFixIt-teardown has given me hope that it might in fact be easier now to add another harddrive without BTO.
gaz81
Apr 3, 06:57 PM
Yeah, it's not the best but it's easy to use with minimal fuss.
Might take a look at word press, being able to edit from my iPad would be cool.
Might take a look at word press, being able to edit from my iPad would be cool.
rodolfo52
Mar 10, 06:41 PM
hey rodolfo, looks like you are pretty pumped for this. Anyway, i was thinking best buy galleria. Anyone have any info on them? I do have 15 bucks in certs, so i would like to use it anyway. Plus their return policy is better than apple 14day, and probably get 10 bucks back off 500. Anyway, i might be apple galleria if it doesn't pan out at best buy. I might call best buy later today, but i hate to be that 1000th caller haha.
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jazzer15
Apr 24, 07:58 AM
No. I didn't think that step was necessary because I had to go through the "black screen fix" which I thought included installing the drivers as one of the steps, but perhaps the driver folder I copied didn't include all of the relevant files.
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3173
I'll give that a try. Thanks again.
Update: That took care of it (and a couple of other little problems). Thanks!
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3173
I'll give that a try. Thanks again.
Update: That took care of it (and a couple of other little problems). Thanks!
maturola
Mar 29, 03:50 PM
So ya. Who should we fallow for updates on paid 2 jailbreak news?
Go here:
http://blog.iphone-dev.org/
There is a full list of members on the right panel.
Also: @chronicdevteam
More members of the Chronic Dev team here:
http://twitter.com/chronicdevteam/cdev-team-members
Go here:
http://blog.iphone-dev.org/
There is a full list of members on the right panel.
Also: @chronicdevteam
More members of the Chronic Dev team here:
http://twitter.com/chronicdevteam/cdev-team-members
fikhl
Feb 22, 07:44 AM
Hello everyone!
I got my iPod touch yesterday (my first Apple product!) with the fimware 4.2.1 and jailbroke it with Greenposion 6.1.
I've read that it's necessary to change the root password after jailbreaking, I was wondering if it's necessary to do that when using Greenpoison? Should I still change it via MobileTerminal?
Thanks in advance.
I got my iPod touch yesterday (my first Apple product!) with the fimware 4.2.1 and jailbroke it with Greenposion 6.1.
I've read that it's necessary to change the root password after jailbreaking, I was wondering if it's necessary to do that when using Greenpoison? Should I still change it via MobileTerminal?
Thanks in advance.
MarlboroLite
May 1, 04:50 AM
I was planning on exchanging my black for white...but now I'm having second thoughts based on the fact that I just realized that if I install a power support crystal film on the white version, the dirt and grime that sticks to the sides will be very very visible as opposed to barely noticeable on the black version.
I love the power support film on my black on as the feel is nearly indistinguishable from the naked glass and it has left my black one in pristine condition. I would like to have the same protection thats practically invisible...but I don't want to have a phone that will end up looking filthy on the edges.... I realize one could replace the film once it got too noticeable, but power support isn't cheap.I don't want a case, I've done perfectly fine without one so far....
I would like to hear some thought about this dilemma and/or suggestions!
I love the power support film on my black on as the feel is nearly indistinguishable from the naked glass and it has left my black one in pristine condition. I would like to have the same protection thats practically invisible...but I don't want to have a phone that will end up looking filthy on the edges.... I realize one could replace the film once it got too noticeable, but power support isn't cheap.I don't want a case, I've done perfectly fine without one so far....
I would like to hear some thought about this dilemma and/or suggestions!
Mr. Retrofire
Apr 14, 09:57 PM
I plan on running Windows via VMWare or Parallels on my MBP and I heard that Windows 7 requires more CPU to virtualize, I am just wondering if it's true, and if so, is it significant?
I will be running the virtualization probably constantly so I want to avoid anything that might slow down OSX. I hear 7 is the best choice for Boot Camp though, so I'm torn.
Any insight would be appreciated :)
Use XP SP3, if possible, because it runs fine with just 512 MB RAM! W7 requires at least 1 GB RAM, and runs fine with 2 GB RAM. The CPU-usage is low, in both cases: 5-15 percent on a 2.8 GHz Core2Duo, if you work just within the Windows Explorer, and < 5 percent if you do nothing within the Windows VM. VMware has optimized the VMware Tools (a collection of "invisible" drivers within the VM) for Windows, so Windows machines require only small amounts of CPU power.
I will be running the virtualization probably constantly so I want to avoid anything that might slow down OSX. I hear 7 is the best choice for Boot Camp though, so I'm torn.
Any insight would be appreciated :)
Use XP SP3, if possible, because it runs fine with just 512 MB RAM! W7 requires at least 1 GB RAM, and runs fine with 2 GB RAM. The CPU-usage is low, in both cases: 5-15 percent on a 2.8 GHz Core2Duo, if you work just within the Windows Explorer, and < 5 percent if you do nothing within the Windows VM. VMware has optimized the VMware Tools (a collection of "invisible" drivers within the VM) for Windows, so Windows machines require only small amounts of CPU power.
bbhegedus
Apr 23, 03:36 PM
just curious but are the anitglare screen protectors from the apple store compatible with the pixelskin hd? I want the pixelskin HD but i love this screen protector and have heard that the case can lift up the screen protector and screw it up.
cjjoy1980
Apr 19, 12:12 AM
Thanks jiminaus.. that info really helped me..
Dav1
Mar 31, 12:27 PM
One of the *normal* features of beta software, is that it expires, or has a time limit to it. I would not count on being able to go back to 4.3b2 or 4.3b3 when ever I choose simply because I have SHSH blobs saved for them, on your iPad1. Indeed because the use of beta software requires a special developer account, if I lacked such an account I'd be much more reluctant to put such firmware on my device...
I'm not in apples developer program, and do not know if this firmware has, or does not have an expiration date.
I'm not in apples developer program, and do not know if this firmware has, or does not have an expiration date.
willieva
Apr 26, 01:27 PM
What you want is a book on unix shell programming. The oreilly book "Learning the bash Shell" is decent.
When you run terminal you get a unix shell. Most likely the shell you're running in is called the bash shell. It might also be called sh, but the two are similar.
Open up a terminal and type the command:
ps
The right column in the output will tell you what shell you're running. That's the subject you want to learn about.
When you run terminal you get a unix shell. Most likely the shell you're running in is called the bash shell. It might also be called sh, but the two are similar.
Open up a terminal and type the command:
ps
The right column in the output will tell you what shell you're running. That's the subject you want to learn about.
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