edesignuk
Nov 10, 03:01 AM
edesignuk - I like the bookmark that is labled 'General Piracy'. :D;) :D
WesCole
Apr 21, 01:16 PM
Hello,
I am planning on getting a 2011 15" MacBook Pro and have experience with Macs and Boot Camp. However, I am not 100% sure on this question and was hoping y'all could help.
I am going to have a 128GB SSD in the main HD slot. I will also have a 500GB 5400 RPM hard drive in the opti-bay. I am planning on partitioning the SSD to give OS X 64GB and Windows 7 64GB. My question is...if I install just the Windows OS on the SSD, will I be able to install the Windows programs to the hard drive in the opti-bay slot? I will also use the opti-bay drive to hold music, pictures, videos, etc. for both OS X and Windows.
Thanks in advance.
I am planning on getting a 2011 15" MacBook Pro and have experience with Macs and Boot Camp. However, I am not 100% sure on this question and was hoping y'all could help.
I am going to have a 128GB SSD in the main HD slot. I will also have a 500GB 5400 RPM hard drive in the opti-bay. I am planning on partitioning the SSD to give OS X 64GB and Windows 7 64GB. My question is...if I install just the Windows OS on the SSD, will I be able to install the Windows programs to the hard drive in the opti-bay slot? I will also use the opti-bay drive to hold music, pictures, videos, etc. for both OS X and Windows.
Thanks in advance.
drummr
May 6, 03:30 PM
The thing with the loophole is, even the AT&T employees do it. Nobody cares and they won't do anything when you upgrade. All that matters is that you are grandfathered into it.
roadbloc
Dec 28, 05:57 AM
I still have two left. I'm surprised more people aren't interested, Spotify is the single best music resource I have ever found.
What is the benefit of getting an invite... I just went online and downloaded the client free....
What is the benefit of getting an invite... I just went online and downloaded the client free....
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GrimReefer
Oct 27, 01:14 AM
Would have been there, but.... Had to do the family thing and so far, the last OS is working fine for us. It's about a 2 hour drive for me to Penn, if it were Quail Springs, I might have made the trip.
I was in Penn last weekend just to pick up 2 things. Took about 30 minutes just to get someone to scan so I could pay. So many people in there just to play with stuff with no intentions on buying, and taking up employee's time, makes me mad.
I'm waiting to hear how good the new OS really is. Is it worth buying? I'm still running 2 G4's and don't know if the upgrade will really help me.
I was in Penn last weekend just to pick up 2 things. Took about 30 minutes just to get someone to scan so I could pay. So many people in there just to play with stuff with no intentions on buying, and taking up employee's time, makes me mad.
I'm waiting to hear how good the new OS really is. Is it worth buying? I'm still running 2 G4's and don't know if the upgrade will really help me.
paulbi
Feb 23, 05:46 PM
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Ommid
Apr 25, 07:14 PM
If you order quickly you can try the following Superbiiz coupon code for 15% off, but it may have already expired.
RABBIT15
UK Shipping costs more than the ram :( lol
RABBIT15
UK Shipping costs more than the ram :( lol
ahunter3
Dec 9, 05:16 PM
who still uses OS9 and for what??:confused:
� I will be booting into it this weekend to import records from a 17-file FileMaker 6 solution into intermediate files (which have both the old and the new table structure) and then into the final structure. The speed boost over OS X is somewhere between threefold and fourfold for the involved functions.
� I boot into 9 to scan. I have two scanners, both decently good, neither with OS X drivers available. The Umax Astra slide scanner was noted as having very good color values for the price, and the price was low due in part to lack of OS X drivers. The old flatbed, a Umax 630, is a 3-pass SCSI scanner that will probably still be humming along nicely when MacOS 10.9 is becoming obsolete.
� I have my older computer off to my left here as I type on this one. I Timbuktu into the older one to handle a chore that it does better (under MacOS 8.6, mind you, not even 9) than OS X does on the fastest machines in the shop: opening up folders on a mounted server folder that are chock-full of huge TIFF and Photoshop images, and copying selected files to a folder from a different mounted server volume also chock-full of huge TIFF and Photoshop images. OS X thinks its doing me a favor by trying to conjure up and display a thumbnail of each image based on actual file content. OS 9 doesn't do that (only displays the little classic-mac custom icons generated by Photoshop, if present), enabling an eleven-year-old PowerMac 7100 with a 300 MHz G3 accelerator and 10-base-T networking to do this task as well as dual-G5 Macs with gigabit ethernet...and blow my OS X PowerBook completely out of the water.
Don't knock OS 9. It certainly had its shortcomings (especially with regards to memory, oy vey) but it also had a great deal of sophistication �€�? lots of little things that had started off great or evolved to greatness. It was the best all-around small computer operating system of the 20th Century. I'd still use it over XP, or the first few iterations of OS X.
� I will be booting into it this weekend to import records from a 17-file FileMaker 6 solution into intermediate files (which have both the old and the new table structure) and then into the final structure. The speed boost over OS X is somewhere between threefold and fourfold for the involved functions.
� I boot into 9 to scan. I have two scanners, both decently good, neither with OS X drivers available. The Umax Astra slide scanner was noted as having very good color values for the price, and the price was low due in part to lack of OS X drivers. The old flatbed, a Umax 630, is a 3-pass SCSI scanner that will probably still be humming along nicely when MacOS 10.9 is becoming obsolete.
� I have my older computer off to my left here as I type on this one. I Timbuktu into the older one to handle a chore that it does better (under MacOS 8.6, mind you, not even 9) than OS X does on the fastest machines in the shop: opening up folders on a mounted server folder that are chock-full of huge TIFF and Photoshop images, and copying selected files to a folder from a different mounted server volume also chock-full of huge TIFF and Photoshop images. OS X thinks its doing me a favor by trying to conjure up and display a thumbnail of each image based on actual file content. OS 9 doesn't do that (only displays the little classic-mac custom icons generated by Photoshop, if present), enabling an eleven-year-old PowerMac 7100 with a 300 MHz G3 accelerator and 10-base-T networking to do this task as well as dual-G5 Macs with gigabit ethernet...and blow my OS X PowerBook completely out of the water.
Don't knock OS 9. It certainly had its shortcomings (especially with regards to memory, oy vey) but it also had a great deal of sophistication �€�? lots of little things that had started off great or evolved to greatness. It was the best all-around small computer operating system of the 20th Century. I'd still use it over XP, or the first few iterations of OS X.
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8CoreWhore
Apr 20, 06:08 PM
good, useful :apple:
bozz2006
Mar 7, 07:51 AM
That same thing has happened to me before. HOpefully that was the issue and it's now resolved.
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dmmcintyre3
Jun 12, 12:54 AM
add http://ifixit.com
CanadaRAM
Dec 11, 12:37 AM
Hoo boy.
There is no such thing as a Zip or a Jaz drive that comes native with Firewire, or USB 2.0. (theoretically, someone may have put an IDE drive into a Firewire box, but I don't know if the drivers would support that.)
The iomega Zip is a flexible vinyl disk cartridge, and came in two versions, 100 Mb and 250 Mb. Althought the 250 can read and write 100 Mb cartridges it is deadly slow doing so. Zip drives came in Internal and External SCSI-1, external parallel (PC) interface, internal ATA and IDE (the early ATA internals are not Mac compatible) and external USB-1. External Zip drives only have one interface -- Either SCSI OR USB, not both.
The iomega Jaz is a hard-platter disk cartridge and came in two versions, a 1 Gb and a 2 Gb. Most Jaz drives are external, and have a SCSI-2 connector (high density) I have never seen a USB Jaz. Zip and Jaz are completely incompatible with each other.
The SyQuest EZFlyer 3.5" hard-platter cartridge drive (135 Mb and 230 Mb versions) are completely different from the Zip and Jaz, as are the SyQuest 5.25" 44, 88 and 200 Mb drive, the first 3.5" SyQuest (200 Mb?) and the SyJet 1.5 Gb drive - There was one other SyQuest product - Shark? Sharq? 1 Gb - which was only ever released in a PC version as far as I remember.
The imation 120 Mb Superfloppy is incompatible with Zip, it used special 3.5" floppy disks but could also read 1.44 3.5" floppies - most of the time.
The Castlewood Orb drive was a hard disk cartridge drive similar to the Jaz and SyJet which the blank media was never available for, and it died an ignominious death.
There is no such thing as a Zip or a Jaz drive that comes native with Firewire, or USB 2.0. (theoretically, someone may have put an IDE drive into a Firewire box, but I don't know if the drivers would support that.)
The iomega Zip is a flexible vinyl disk cartridge, and came in two versions, 100 Mb and 250 Mb. Althought the 250 can read and write 100 Mb cartridges it is deadly slow doing so. Zip drives came in Internal and External SCSI-1, external parallel (PC) interface, internal ATA and IDE (the early ATA internals are not Mac compatible) and external USB-1. External Zip drives only have one interface -- Either SCSI OR USB, not both.
The iomega Jaz is a hard-platter disk cartridge and came in two versions, a 1 Gb and a 2 Gb. Most Jaz drives are external, and have a SCSI-2 connector (high density) I have never seen a USB Jaz. Zip and Jaz are completely incompatible with each other.
The SyQuest EZFlyer 3.5" hard-platter cartridge drive (135 Mb and 230 Mb versions) are completely different from the Zip and Jaz, as are the SyQuest 5.25" 44, 88 and 200 Mb drive, the first 3.5" SyQuest (200 Mb?) and the SyJet 1.5 Gb drive - There was one other SyQuest product - Shark? Sharq? 1 Gb - which was only ever released in a PC version as far as I remember.
The imation 120 Mb Superfloppy is incompatible with Zip, it used special 3.5" floppy disks but could also read 1.44 3.5" floppies - most of the time.
The Castlewood Orb drive was a hard disk cartridge drive similar to the Jaz and SyJet which the blank media was never available for, and it died an ignominious death.
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Keebler
Mar 4, 09:19 PM
Hi folks,
I'm hoping someone could help me here.
I have a fantastic photograph from a client's Grandparents wedding - from 1918! How cool is that!? It's in remarkable condition and I've edited the blemishes etc.. and now i'm working on blending in the left side as it's burned white at the edge.
I've used some levels layers (multiple and screens), but I can't seem to get rid of that white flaring :(
I'm followed page 92 of Katrina Eismann's book b/c I ran out of options, but I can't seem to fix this one.
I realize the right side of the photo is dark and I was going to play with that, but any suggestions for that left side?
Using Photoshop CS5.
Of course, this is the last photo I need to fix for her project.
Thanks,
Keebler
I'm hoping someone could help me here.
I have a fantastic photograph from a client's Grandparents wedding - from 1918! How cool is that!? It's in remarkable condition and I've edited the blemishes etc.. and now i'm working on blending in the left side as it's burned white at the edge.
I've used some levels layers (multiple and screens), but I can't seem to get rid of that white flaring :(
I'm followed page 92 of Katrina Eismann's book b/c I ran out of options, but I can't seem to fix this one.
I realize the right side of the photo is dark and I was going to play with that, but any suggestions for that left side?
Using Photoshop CS5.
Of course, this is the last photo I need to fix for her project.
Thanks,
Keebler
ivnds
Sep 8, 12:33 AM
This sounds a lot like one of the new leaked features for the zune, could be a derived rumor (of a rumor).
http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/07/new-zune-features-leaked-alongside-8gb-flash-version/
http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/07/new-zune-features-leaked-alongside-8gb-flash-version/
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Pez555
Apr 11, 05:50 AM
power support makes by far the best dry install protectors out there. I too don't like wet install kits, and all other dry installs besides power support are less sturdy...often having tears in the protector before you even install it
The razor cut is another short
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boss.king
May 3, 12:29 AM
I'm wondering if anyone here has abandoned a point and shoot camera for their iPhone camera? Is it good enough to replace the average digital camera yet (obviously not professional grade cameras?
All the rumours about the iPhone 5 having an 8MP camera have me curious how good the iPhone 4 camera actually is? My 3GS is decent for quick snaps of things here and there but still awful compared to even a budget point and shoot camera.
On a side note, has anyone used those telescopic lenses for the iPhone, and if so, what were the results like?
All the rumours about the iPhone 5 having an 8MP camera have me curious how good the iPhone 4 camera actually is? My 3GS is decent for quick snaps of things here and there but still awful compared to even a budget point and shoot camera.
On a side note, has anyone used those telescopic lenses for the iPhone, and if so, what were the results like?
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paolo-
Jan 4, 02:13 AM
Yes a keyboard will be useful but the most important thing in a studio is sound. If you can't hear what you're doing it's so frustrating. If you're just starting out you may think that having ok sound will do the trick but it won't be long before you're not sure if you're hearing your mix or your speakers when you're mixing on bad speakers. I'd much rather make house music with good sound than a keyboard.
For good speakers, you're looking for near field monitors, they differ from standard speakers in that they try to reproduce accurately the sound you feed them, standard speakers try to "sound good". There's a pretty big difference between the two, sounding good usually means a compressed sound with not a lot of middle frequencies. For house, you'll probably want a sub.
Either way, a keyboard is nice to have, if you don't have any previous experience with keyboards, you might as well just get the 25 key (get it velocity sensitive especially useful for drums). M-audio have a pretty good value.
For good speakers, you're looking for near field monitors, they differ from standard speakers in that they try to reproduce accurately the sound you feed them, standard speakers try to "sound good". There's a pretty big difference between the two, sounding good usually means a compressed sound with not a lot of middle frequencies. For house, you'll probably want a sub.
Either way, a keyboard is nice to have, if you don't have any previous experience with keyboards, you might as well just get the 25 key (get it velocity sensitive especially useful for drums). M-audio have a pretty good value.
rmlred
Mar 15, 04:42 PM
Here are a couple camera tricks that can really make your shots more creative.
the dolly effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqPX0gH2id0
Perfect pan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj6fMcJ18aA
making a home made steady cam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW6AWmqa8ZM
Dude thanks, that will defiantly help me out.
the dolly effect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqPX0gH2id0
Perfect pan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj6fMcJ18aA
making a home made steady cam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JW6AWmqa8ZM
Dude thanks, that will defiantly help me out.
jlsm511
May 4, 12:23 PM
Just got notified via iTunes. iOS 4.3.3 is out. 666.2 MB for AT&T iPhone 4. Downloading now.
Eidorian
Mar 25, 12:06 AM
Does anybody know why?
P.S. I get about 1/3 the normal battery life running XP, 1/2 running Vista, and 2/3 running an unsupported OS - Windows 7 - on my MBP.No idea. I have even encountered anecdotal evidence where a Hackintosh notebook will have better battery life under hacked OS X when compared to Windows.
Though it only applies to certain models and if you can get the power management to work properly.
P.S. I get about 1/3 the normal battery life running XP, 1/2 running Vista, and 2/3 running an unsupported OS - Windows 7 - on my MBP.No idea. I have even encountered anecdotal evidence where a Hackintosh notebook will have better battery life under hacked OS X when compared to Windows.
Though it only applies to certain models and if you can get the power management to work properly.
appleguy123
May 16, 08:31 PM
Ha, one of the comments is saying it was made for the Batman TV show. Which was back in the '60s!
It's obviously someone here then. :) Do we have a rat?
It's obviously someone here then. :) Do we have a rat?
laomehe
Apr 29, 10:38 PM
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Compared with many other iPhone transfers, this iPhone file manager has cared much more about the convenience of users, especially beginner. it has fast rip speed, friendly user interface and it has been designed really easy to use, even beginners! For those iPhone users, with this iPhone Manager, it will be much easier to enjoy your iPhone world!
just have a try first and hope these info can really be helpful.
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********* iPhone Manager (http://www.*********.com/iphone-manager.html) brings three main functions to you: transfer iPhone to PC, transfer PC to iPhone, and convert DVDs and any videos to iPhone. That's to say, it takes easy to backup iPhone files to Computer, export files/folder from Computer to iPhone, and and make iPhone ringtone for sharing with your friends or other purpose.
http://www.*********.com/guide/iphone-manager/interface.jpg
As one professional app for iPhone transfer (http://www.*********.com/iphone-manager.html), ********* iPhone Manager takes more editing features. It can display your iPhone info automatically, like the iPhone type, capacity, version, etc, create new playlist and edit playlist. In order to find your file quickly, this iPhone Manager can allows you to browse your video/audio easily (Genre, Album, Artist), etc. Moreover, it is available for iPhone OS 3.0/3.1, iPod Firmware 3.0/3.1, and it can also highly support iPhone 4G, iPad and iOS 4!
Compared with many other iPhone transfers, this iPhone file manager has cared much more about the convenience of users, especially beginner. it has fast rip speed, friendly user interface and it has been designed really easy to use, even beginners! For those iPhone users, with this iPhone Manager, it will be much easier to enjoy your iPhone world!
just have a try first and hope these info can really be helpful.
Some more related and useful tools here may help you as well:
Doctor Q
Feb 24, 07:09 PM
It's fixed. Our apologies for the misalignment.
cerote
May 3, 05:53 PM
Yea those are jailbreak releated. It seems one of the jailbreaking tools put the files in an odd place than it normally does.
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