croshtique
Dec 23, 04:05 PM
what would be the security problem?
If Bluetooth is set to listen during sleep on a laptop, for example, thieves can use Bluetooth phones and other devices to detect nice laptops/phones to steal from car parks and the like. Also leaving it on and 'discoverable' could make your private data vulnerable.
If Bluetooth is set to listen during sleep on a laptop, for example, thieves can use Bluetooth phones and other devices to detect nice laptops/phones to steal from car parks and the like. Also leaving it on and 'discoverable' could make your private data vulnerable.
talmy
May 2, 04:02 PM
It's really optimized for HD video. It has low resolution which will really stand out when used for other than video. TN rather than IPS panel which has a reduced viewing angle. The large cited contrast range is done by dimming the screen backlight with dark content, which is a reasonable trick for video but would be totally annoying for computer use.
benhollberg
Mar 10, 06:02 PM
I called about two hours ago and they said no line yet. I plan on going down about 8 to wait in line overnight. Someone should meet me.
elppa
Mar 14, 04:41 PM
Makes sense.
The Zune HD was very, very nice, the rest were a bit of a joke.
But the real magic of Zune is in the software and the services, both of which are Microsoft's strengths.
I love Mac OS X and find the first and third party software often has better UX than equivalents on the PC side, but the Zune PC client is one notable exception. It's really well done.
The Zune HD was very, very nice, the rest were a bit of a joke.
But the real magic of Zune is in the software and the services, both of which are Microsoft's strengths.
I love Mac OS X and find the first and third party software often has better UX than equivalents on the PC side, but the Zune PC client is one notable exception. It's really well done.
sim667
Apr 28, 07:41 AM
Ive got a VPN running on my router rather than my mac, but I cant connect from ip's abroad..... anyone got any ideas why?
macridah
Nov 2, 12:43 PM
That toolbar takes up a lot of space. Is there a way to remove the text to the icons or make the icons smaller?
Daveway
Sep 3, 10:40 PM
Thanks! Thats pretty good value for money. I just thought someone out there would offer (really) cheap web hosting for non-for-profit orgs etc... I guess im naive.
Rihanna had her favourite
Rihanna has 10 tattoos
rihanna-gun-tattoo
Rihanna#39;s Tattoo Artist Gives
Rihann-tattoo Rihanna shows
kewlguy781
Mar 10, 11:21 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8B117 Safari/6531.22.7)
And they are delicious :)
And they are delicious :)
hollerz
Apr 23, 01:32 PM
Word is seeing the document with 5 extra lines for each page, therefore the two page document is now 4 pages in Word.
What do you mean by 5 extra lines?
What do you mean by 5 extra lines?
Mr. Anderson
Oct 14, 01:11 PM
There are a couple members on there ranked as newbies - so they're not really all that active if they've been around for that long and have so few posts. But I guess it would indicate that they're at least visiting the site regularly.
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Play Ultimate
Nov 8, 01:28 PM
I actually don't think this is true anymore. It was a year or two ago, but Apple is making such unbelievable headway in market share, I truly believe if they were to release a much-improved Pages/Keynote and bundle it with a true spreadsheet App, they would have a very large majority of Apple users signing up willingly.
Apple's marketshare is still too low for that to have any effect on Office sales. What will disrupt Office is the move toward internet based apps. I still believe that Office will dominate for awhile.
However, a down-tick or two of marketshare will have a dramatic effect on the stock price and on computer users perceptions about Microsoft's monopolistic dominance.
The Microsoft dam is starting to leak.
Apple's marketshare is still too low for that to have any effect on Office sales. What will disrupt Office is the move toward internet based apps. I still believe that Office will dominate for awhile.
However, a down-tick or two of marketshare will have a dramatic effect on the stock price and on computer users perceptions about Microsoft's monopolistic dominance.
The Microsoft dam is starting to leak.
jiminaus
May 5, 08:08 AM
I have an NSView subclass which registers for drag files in init method like this:
Rihanna Gun Tattoo. of these
rihanna gun tattoos WTF!
Rihanna#39;s Gun Tattoo – See
with a gun tattoo clearly
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Rihanna#39;s tattoo is spelled
Do you think Rihanna is trying
arkitect
Apr 21, 11:31 AM
I like this.
No more fines. :)
Hope it makes it to the UK soon after.
Users of Amazon's Kindle e-reader will soon be able to borrow electronic books from libraries in the US.
The retailer is teaming up with Overdrive, which already offers an e-book lending service through 11,000 American libraries.
Until now Kindle owners have been unable to download titles because the device uses a unique file format.
Overdrive also operates in the UK, however Amazon would not confirm if its plans include Britain.
It said the US system would launch later in the year.
Borrowed books will be available on Amazon's own Kindle reader as well as other devices running the Kindle software, including iPads and Android tablets.
Anyone wanting to borrow a publication must be a member of their local library.
Titles are downloaded through the library's website and are automatically removed after a set number of days, with a maximum loan time of three weeks.
Link… (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13155967)
Apple Inc. are fast asleep at the wheel.
No more fines. :)
Hope it makes it to the UK soon after.
Users of Amazon's Kindle e-reader will soon be able to borrow electronic books from libraries in the US.
The retailer is teaming up with Overdrive, which already offers an e-book lending service through 11,000 American libraries.
Until now Kindle owners have been unable to download titles because the device uses a unique file format.
Overdrive also operates in the UK, however Amazon would not confirm if its plans include Britain.
It said the US system would launch later in the year.
Borrowed books will be available on Amazon's own Kindle reader as well as other devices running the Kindle software, including iPads and Android tablets.
Anyone wanting to borrow a publication must be a member of their local library.
Titles are downloaded through the library's website and are automatically removed after a set number of days, with a maximum loan time of three weeks.
Link… (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13155967)
Apple Inc. are fast asleep at the wheel.
solidshane
Oct 25, 04:35 PM
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but WoW has UI scaling under the video options. Try it out yourself to see resolution independant UI in action.
Starr
Sep 25, 03:36 PM
No need to be like that mate I was only double checking like I said, I don't want to be sitting on christmas day with my laptop stuck to a desk, I would like to take advantage of the wireless option.
hansiedejong
Nov 8, 08:52 AM
http://www.onemorething.nl/uploads/community/7717b69fd05b6c4a830fd147759dd7ab7dc9bc60_0.png
arn
Dec 31, 12:48 AM
Originally posted by Macette
yay standards-compliance! it doesn't validate yet (although i haven't really looked at why it doesn't - check http://validator.w3.org:8001/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.macrumors.com%2F&verbose=1&fussy=1 to see the issues).
The front page validates with the exception for the banner ad code that is inserted... so I can't control that :)
arn
yay standards-compliance! it doesn't validate yet (although i haven't really looked at why it doesn't - check http://validator.w3.org:8001/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.macrumors.com%2F&verbose=1&fussy=1 to see the issues).
The front page validates with the exception for the banner ad code that is inserted... so I can't control that :)
arn
MacManDan
Jul 9, 12:38 PM
Originally posted by scan300
Try the reset to factory defaults button.
It's a tiny button on the back of the powerbook where the ports are, it has a small triangle symbol next to it. (You make need a poking device)
I had a 1400cs where the monitor went crazy once. The reset fixed it.
I think the reset button on PowerBook DVIs and 867Mhz/1Ghz (DVI and newer models) is a little white button underneath the keyboard on the motherboard on the upper right hand corner near the power button. Push that with no battery installed or AC plugged in. You'll lose your time and date though! (no big deal).
[Edit: if none of this works, it may be that the power cords or controller for your backlight suddenly died .. since your machine is the 1Ghz PowerBook you should still have the 1yr limited warranty right? Just BE SURE that it's a hardware problem and not a software problem (unless you have AppleCare) when you call because if it ends up being a software problem Apple tech support will charge $49...]
Try the reset to factory defaults button.
It's a tiny button on the back of the powerbook where the ports are, it has a small triangle symbol next to it. (You make need a poking device)
I had a 1400cs where the monitor went crazy once. The reset fixed it.
I think the reset button on PowerBook DVIs and 867Mhz/1Ghz (DVI and newer models) is a little white button underneath the keyboard on the motherboard on the upper right hand corner near the power button. Push that with no battery installed or AC plugged in. You'll lose your time and date though! (no big deal).
[Edit: if none of this works, it may be that the power cords or controller for your backlight suddenly died .. since your machine is the 1Ghz PowerBook you should still have the 1yr limited warranty right? Just BE SURE that it's a hardware problem and not a software problem (unless you have AppleCare) when you call because if it ends up being a software problem Apple tech support will charge $49...]
MrCheeto
Apr 12, 05:38 PM
The thing is, though, that all of this data is used by Final Cut.
I've known professional software to be very very picky about where files are located and relocating them can freak it the **** out.
Currently, I'm not using any RAID solution. So Final Cut recognizes that all these bajillion million files are spread across four drives.
How would I ensure that Final Cut doesn't spaz out and have an anxiety attack over "missing" files?
I've known professional software to be very very picky about where files are located and relocating them can freak it the **** out.
Currently, I'm not using any RAID solution. So Final Cut recognizes that all these bajillion million files are spread across four drives.
How would I ensure that Final Cut doesn't spaz out and have an anxiety attack over "missing" files?
benhollberg
Mar 18, 10:15 PM
Well it looks like there is a group there ready to camp out tonight.
I am here right now.
I am here right now.
Samelson03
Feb 14, 04:09 PM
Whenever I would plug in my iPod Video, iTunes would become unresponsive and I would get the beachball. I'm running iTunes 10.1.2. I have a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo MacBook. For some reason I feel like I've had this problem before but I don't remember how I fixed it.
MacRumors
Oct 27, 10:31 AM
http://www.macrumors.com/images/macrumorsthreadlogo.gif (http://www.macrumors.com/iphone/2010/10/27/foxconn-joining-pegatron-for-cdma-iphone-production/)
http://images.macrumors.com/article/2010/10/27/113027-foxconn_workers.jpg
http://images.macrumors.com/article/2010/10/27/113027-foxconn_workers.jpg
Typerighter
Mar 13, 06:43 PM
I've got an iBook G4 1.2 and use FCP on it. In fact, FCP HD. If you know your way around the FCP's Media Manager, you can compress your DV footage down to something the iBook can handle. It won't look as good, but for straight editing with no effects and so forth, it works terrifically. Then you transfer your edit "file" back to a faster machine (in my case, a G4 dual 533) and do all your uncompressed DV renders in there.
So my answer is this, yes, the iBook can handle FCP if you:
1) Don't use exotic effects -- just straight edits
2) Use Media Manager to compress your DV footage to smaller, faster files
3) Use another, faster machine to handle the full-on rendering of the original, uncompressed footage
Now, having said that, I've used the same technique on an iBook G3 600 ("son of Pismo") with the same great results. On that machine, it TOTALLY maxes out the processor, but it still works.
Hope that helped...
So my answer is this, yes, the iBook can handle FCP if you:
1) Don't use exotic effects -- just straight edits
2) Use Media Manager to compress your DV footage to smaller, faster files
3) Use another, faster machine to handle the full-on rendering of the original, uncompressed footage
Now, having said that, I've used the same technique on an iBook G3 600 ("son of Pismo") with the same great results. On that machine, it TOTALLY maxes out the processor, but it still works.
Hope that helped...
Popeye206
Mar 14, 08:02 PM
This is true. A lot of people are talking trash about the devices but I doubt anyone as ever used one. To me the UI was much more concise than the iPod, the hardware was very high quality (sound from the headphone port was far superior to what the iPod outputs) and the Zune Marketplace has a nice "recommended" music software. In the end, it was poor implementation and the Apple freight train that made the Zune fail.
I don't know why people are happy about this though. Do you really only want one music player in the market? No one wants a choice? How about competition? Competition is what drives companies to innovate. I really want some company to come out with a product that pushes Apple to an even higher level of innovation. So far no one has done it.
The thing is, the Zune was most like the iPod Classic and you can bet that the iPod classic is going to die too. Everything is moving to multi-function devices like the iPhone or other smart phones. The iPod touch lives well because of the vast Apple eco system and apps that are available for it. Apps make a huge difference for the viability of the iPod Touch. If it was just a media player... it's days would be numbered too.
MS was just too little too late. Question is, are they too late in the Phone OS market too? Nokia is their best chance to catch up or make a mark that's for sure.
I do wish Apple would take one cue from MS and the Zune.... make a brown iPhone! :p
I don't know why people are happy about this though. Do you really only want one music player in the market? No one wants a choice? How about competition? Competition is what drives companies to innovate. I really want some company to come out with a product that pushes Apple to an even higher level of innovation. So far no one has done it.
The thing is, the Zune was most like the iPod Classic and you can bet that the iPod classic is going to die too. Everything is moving to multi-function devices like the iPhone or other smart phones. The iPod touch lives well because of the vast Apple eco system and apps that are available for it. Apps make a huge difference for the viability of the iPod Touch. If it was just a media player... it's days would be numbered too.
MS was just too little too late. Question is, are they too late in the Phone OS market too? Nokia is their best chance to catch up or make a mark that's for sure.
I do wish Apple would take one cue from MS and the Zune.... make a brown iPhone! :p
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