bursty
Mar 6, 08:08 PM
I never understood the point of "folding". So pointless :rolleyes:
TtheB
May 5, 08:41 AM
does color keyboard work with 5-row keyboard?
Yea works awesome with 5-row. Doesn't require iAccess either.
Yea works awesome with 5-row. Doesn't require iAccess either.
MacHamster68
Sep 2, 12:21 PM
wow a original :)and for a absolute bargain price :eek:so i guess you got enough left over for getting a bit more ram , as there is nothing these little buggers like more then getting ram :D
they like to take two 144-pin PC66 SO-DIMM 256mb and a great opportunity to clean it inside as the original iMac have a little fan inside
here a how too
http://www.djonmac.com/
they like to take two 144-pin PC66 SO-DIMM 256mb and a great opportunity to clean it inside as the original iMac have a little fan inside
here a how too
http://www.djonmac.com/
Willis
Sep 13, 06:35 AM
no one seems to be pointing out that they got rid of educational pricing for iPods... that's a bummer.
I checked the UK Edu Store, and the 30Gb was the same price, however.... the 80GB was 1p more lol. Yeah, that makes sense!
I checked the UK Edu Store, and the 30Gb was the same price, however.... the 80GB was 1p more lol. Yeah, that makes sense!
Zeterain
Mar 11, 06:19 PM
They are taking orders. This is nice.
imutter
Mar 29, 05:51 PM
I do not care about others iphones so no need for me to know such a code ...
jjk454ss
Mar 8, 08:22 PM
Did you verify by the times posted that more should have been bold? Is it possible that only 7 threads in that forum were updated since your last visit?
Yeah, its been doing it for some time. It's really not a big deal, its more that I just want to know why it is doing it.
I havent been paying attention to the "You last visited:" thing, I'll have to watch that and see what it is saying.
Yeah, its been doing it for some time. It's really not a big deal, its more that I just want to know why it is doing it.
I havent been paying attention to the "You last visited:" thing, I'll have to watch that and see what it is saying.
mactechey
Jun 20, 05:44 PM
Hi,
Planning to go to lakeside apple store? anyone else planning to go there? what time?
I'm planning to go there by 4 am. called up lakeside, they said they might open up the doors at 7am for the center? but dont know which entrance would be open first and will people be queuing up at the main entrances?
anyone has got any more info on this?
hello mate , just wondering if you can tell me what the que was like when you went there , as im planning to go to lakeside on thursday morning for the iphone 4 :) , what time do you think i should get there for ?
thanks
Planning to go to lakeside apple store? anyone else planning to go there? what time?
I'm planning to go there by 4 am. called up lakeside, they said they might open up the doors at 7am for the center? but dont know which entrance would be open first and will people be queuing up at the main entrances?
anyone has got any more info on this?
hello mate , just wondering if you can tell me what the que was like when you went there , as im planning to go to lakeside on thursday morning for the iphone 4 :) , what time do you think i should get there for ?
thanks
Silencio
Jan 5, 05:42 PM
Glad somebody posted about this. He was an amazing talent for sure, though frequently overshadowed by former bandmate David Sylvian.
He also played bass on a Kate Bush album and put out quite a few solo records. The Dalis Car record was a fascinating fiasco but Karn and Murphy were in discussions to produce a sequel this year. Unfortunately they were trying to put it together after Karn received his cancer diagnosis.
It's a shame he and Sylvian fell out and could never really work out their personal differences. The Japan "reunion" (Rain Tree Crow) in the early 90s produced some underrated material and I would have loved to hear more of it.
I was a huge Japan fan in high school, though that was in the mid-to-late 80s so I never did see the full band perform live. At least there's a lot of YouTube clips out there.
RIP Mick
He also played bass on a Kate Bush album and put out quite a few solo records. The Dalis Car record was a fascinating fiasco but Karn and Murphy were in discussions to produce a sequel this year. Unfortunately they were trying to put it together after Karn received his cancer diagnosis.
It's a shame he and Sylvian fell out and could never really work out their personal differences. The Japan "reunion" (Rain Tree Crow) in the early 90s produced some underrated material and I would have loved to hear more of it.
I was a huge Japan fan in high school, though that was in the mid-to-late 80s so I never did see the full band perform live. At least there's a lot of YouTube clips out there.
RIP Mick
memoirtree
Jan 23, 02:33 AM
So I just got my apogee duet (it's from 2007 which previously belonged to my friend who passed it on to me). I have a Macbook Pro 10.6.4 version and the cable it came with is a 400-400 so I went out and bought a 800-400 cable for it to plug into my macbook. Heres the problem, as soon as I plug the firewire cable into the port my macbook completely SHUTS OFF/CRASHES. EVERYTIME where I can't get the duet working. I tried turning off my macbook THEN plugging the firewire into the port. After that I'll turn on my macbook and it will work with the firewire plugged in but that does not mean I can get it working. The firewire has to be unplugged then plugged back into to initiate a response to turn the duet on but NO, my macbook completely shuts off again. I haven't even gotten a chance to use this baby, I haven't been able to get it working/turn on even once.
What is the problem here?!
What is the problem here?!
100Teraflops
Mar 14, 08:35 PM
If you plan to process and edit images on the road, th extra screen real-estate will be well-worth it. If not, just get a very good external monitor to use at home.
Paul
Compuwar, sorry Sir, it took awhile for me to reply. Thanks for the tip about editing on the road. :) I like the monitor Mr.Noisy recommended, the Dell 2209wa. People are raving about this monitor and amazon has them in stock. Thanks to all who have contributed! :D
Paul
Compuwar, sorry Sir, it took awhile for me to reply. Thanks for the tip about editing on the road. :) I like the monitor Mr.Noisy recommended, the Dell 2209wa. People are raving about this monitor and amazon has them in stock. Thanks to all who have contributed! :D
edesignuk
Aug 15, 02:54 PM
Burn baby burn....:D
xxBURT0Nxx
May 5, 10:00 AM
i think what you are trying to do would be a symlink between the folders... you can google how to do it or look on these forums for tutorials.
brendu
Mar 27, 08:06 PM
I would suggest looking into getting a SSD and maybe maxing the ram at 8GB. That would take care of your lag issues. Unless your looking at getting into serious gaming and then you may consider the newer laptop... Personally I would say invest in the Ram and SSD and save the rest of the money.
dejo
Apr 6, 08:44 AM
Mods, please lock this thread. I received correspondence from Apple and have resolved the issue, but as it is under NDA I can not share that information. Thanks for your understanding.
I'll leave it open in case others wish to discuss this or similar issues.
I'll leave it open in case others wish to discuss this or similar issues.
blakespot
Dec 30, 11:48 PM
looks nice.
blakespot
blakespot
tehreflex
Apr 14, 02:19 PM
Hello there, do these shsh need to saved to the PC?? Or the ipad itself?? But if the ipad jailbreak is not out yet how can it be saved using tinyumbrella which is availabe thru cydia
Tinyumbrella saves them to your PC and puts a request to have them saved on Saurik's (Cydia) servers as well. Saving them does not rely upon a jailbreak.
The SHSHs allow you to downgrade firmware since firmware updates send a request to Apple's servers. "Can I install this firmware?" Tinyumbrella and/or Saurik's servers mock the Apple server allowing you to install older firmware as long as you have SHSHs saved for said firmware.
Tinyumbrella saves them to your PC and puts a request to have them saved on Saurik's (Cydia) servers as well. Saving them does not rely upon a jailbreak.
The SHSHs allow you to downgrade firmware since firmware updates send a request to Apple's servers. "Can I install this firmware?" Tinyumbrella and/or Saurik's servers mock the Apple server allowing you to install older firmware as long as you have SHSHs saved for said firmware.
zap2
Oct 8, 06:04 PM
This is interesting - can anyone confirm that the website didn't do this before?
for me it still loads Apple front web page, but it does stay iphone.org
for me it still loads Apple front web page, but it does stay iphone.org
iDONTdoWINDOWS
Dec 26, 05:21 PM
I just picked up a new Lacie harddrive and followed all the steps except I forgot to repair permissions before cloning do you think that it will be a problem. thanks your help will be appreciated.
ChrisA
Oct 4, 10:43 AM
Using GSP and Iphoto only makes sense if the photo's have the GSP location information as part of the photo. So that mean that the Camera taking the picture has a GSP reciever in it, which is great outside, but GPS does not work indoors
Maybe you can use the map interface to ADD the GPS infor to the photos. For example, first you select a few photos. then you select "change location" and then click on a map of where the images were taken. Later you can search on the location
Maybe you can use the map interface to ADD the GPS infor to the photos. For example, first you select a few photos. then you select "change location" and then click on a map of where the images were taken. Later you can search on the location
shambolic
Sep 11, 08:15 AM
I'd just arrived at work on the 14th floor of the old New York Telephone building across the street from the North tower of the WTC. Heard engine sounds and a bang. My colleague turned to me and asked "what the hell was that?" to which I responded, quite accurately by my standards, "well, it sounded as if a plane hit a building".
We were then instructed to get out of the building, going down the stairs rather than taking the elevator, and stood out on West Street to see the building ablaze. The buzz on the street was that there was a bomb. A few minutes later we were told to go back inside. We just about managed to return to our office and hook up the TV in our conference room in time to see the second plane hit, with a simultaneous shudder going through our own building.
"That tower's leaning!" exclaimed a co-worker, and that was it... even though the boss wasn't in yet, we all decided we were getting out of there ASAP... well, apart from one colleague who we had to practically drag out as he had a report due that day.
So we got onto one of the last uptown subway trains after the planes hit and were well clear before the towers fell. The rest of my morning was spent walking around midtown Manhattan hearing second-hand tales of the day's further attacks (Pentagon, Pennsylvania, etc), and worrying about what my family (in England) must be thinking, given that they knew I worked right by the WTC.
I remember spending that night on the couch at my sister-in-law's place in Brooklyn (as I couldn't figure out how to get back to Staten Island once I was in midtown) and the news reports were just numbing - at one point they were saying there could've been tens of thousands killed. For a while, it seemed life would just never return to normal. I've never been more happy and relieved to see my wife as I was the next day when she picked me up.
Four years later, we're still exiled from our old building (which I believe was the closest building to Ground Zero that didn't collapse), working from Brooklyn instead, but my company survived and so did everyone I know, so I have to be thankful for that...
We were then instructed to get out of the building, going down the stairs rather than taking the elevator, and stood out on West Street to see the building ablaze. The buzz on the street was that there was a bomb. A few minutes later we were told to go back inside. We just about managed to return to our office and hook up the TV in our conference room in time to see the second plane hit, with a simultaneous shudder going through our own building.
"That tower's leaning!" exclaimed a co-worker, and that was it... even though the boss wasn't in yet, we all decided we were getting out of there ASAP... well, apart from one colleague who we had to practically drag out as he had a report due that day.
So we got onto one of the last uptown subway trains after the planes hit and were well clear before the towers fell. The rest of my morning was spent walking around midtown Manhattan hearing second-hand tales of the day's further attacks (Pentagon, Pennsylvania, etc), and worrying about what my family (in England) must be thinking, given that they knew I worked right by the WTC.
I remember spending that night on the couch at my sister-in-law's place in Brooklyn (as I couldn't figure out how to get back to Staten Island once I was in midtown) and the news reports were just numbing - at one point they were saying there could've been tens of thousands killed. For a while, it seemed life would just never return to normal. I've never been more happy and relieved to see my wife as I was the next day when she picked me up.
Four years later, we're still exiled from our old building (which I believe was the closest building to Ground Zero that didn't collapse), working from Brooklyn instead, but my company survived and so did everyone I know, so I have to be thankful for that...
Sydde
Feb 18, 10:11 PM
A Manchester man killed a friend over a text message that came out incitefully wrong. He meant to write "mutter" but the iPhone decided he meant "nutter". His friend stormed over to his flat, a fight ensued, much stabbing, death. Both of these guys seem to be/have been pretty grossly unbalanced.
Story in the Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356632/Man-killed-friend-row-mis-spelt-text-message.html?ITO=1490://)
(Oddly, as I was typing this, I started typing "wite", meaning to type "write" and it offered me "witenagemot"??)
Story in the Daily Mail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1356632/Man-killed-friend-row-mis-spelt-text-message.html?ITO=1490://)
(Oddly, as I was typing this, I started typing "wite", meaning to type "write" and it offered me "witenagemot"??)
CavemanUK
Feb 13, 05:26 PM
Sounds to me like you'd be better off doing your sorting in your sql query and only pulling the relevant results with something like:
...
ORDER BY COUNT(referrer) DESC
LIMIT 10
Not knowing your table schema that's about as specific as I can get.
Thanks guys for your replies.. going to try the code suggestion now... i cant do it with a query as one of the variables is the result of a record count rather than a field itself...
...
ORDER BY COUNT(referrer) DESC
LIMIT 10
Not knowing your table schema that's about as specific as I can get.
Thanks guys for your replies.. going to try the code suggestion now... i cant do it with a query as one of the variables is the result of a record count rather than a field itself...
iMeowbot
Sep 17, 02:36 AM
You don't want to use sudo with MAMP's mysql. (the user "root" in mysql isn't the same thing as the user "root" in OS X, they just picked the same name to confuse everybody.)
Assuming you kept the MAMP defaults, use this command to do what you tried:
./mysqladmin -u root -p create databasename
When it prompts you for a password, that should also be root (use whatever password is shown when you open the start page from the MAMP control panel).
(You probably noticed from what I wrote above that MAMP is configured in a wildly insecure manner. It should only be used for development, it's not suitable for use on public networks!)
Assuming you kept the MAMP defaults, use this command to do what you tried:
./mysqladmin -u root -p create databasename
When it prompts you for a password, that should also be root (use whatever password is shown when you open the start page from the MAMP control panel).
(You probably noticed from what I wrote above that MAMP is configured in a wildly insecure manner. It should only be used for development, it's not suitable for use on public networks!)
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