webazoid
May 1, 03:56 AM
after some searching, i think it's because i have 64 bit snow leopard on mbp w/ i5. any other suggestions? if i boot into 32 bit mode, will everything work or will it crash/slow down?
isus
Nov 16, 04:16 PM
and if you turn off glow, your framerate will jump quite a bit too... my pbook went from ~40fps to ~150.
matticus008
Jan 15, 02:11 PM
The only difference between me and the homeless guy standing outside of MacWorld is the fact that I paid $300 to get in.
Reality check: you paid voluntarily, for a pass that provided a set and disclosed number of services which you didn't properly inform yourself about beforehand. Buyer's remorse is not anyone else's responsibility. It sounds like you should have purchased a different pass instead.
I don't want a refund. I just think they should either offer more for educators or don't offer this type of package.
Perhaps a better solution would be to research what is involved with the pass before sinking $300 into something. If it was a bad deal and the educator sessions didn't interest you (note that those sessions are the primary REASON for the educator pass, and if you're not going to use them, there goes the justification right there), then it would behoove you not to spend so much money.
Were you completely unaware of these facts prior to you going? I guess you wouldn't know you didn't get a bag, but otherwise? And shame on you for calling it "borderline discrimination". Really now. But my guess is you had to have had some knowledge of the days events with your "educator" pass and filing a complaint will not do you any good.
Precisely.
The package isn't that great of a deal for nontechnical educators. It's not a "student/teacher discounted admission" pass. Even for many technical educators, other types of admission are more helpful. Still, this is for the purchaser to determine beforehand.
Reality check: you paid voluntarily, for a pass that provided a set and disclosed number of services which you didn't properly inform yourself about beforehand. Buyer's remorse is not anyone else's responsibility. It sounds like you should have purchased a different pass instead.
I don't want a refund. I just think they should either offer more for educators or don't offer this type of package.
Perhaps a better solution would be to research what is involved with the pass before sinking $300 into something. If it was a bad deal and the educator sessions didn't interest you (note that those sessions are the primary REASON for the educator pass, and if you're not going to use them, there goes the justification right there), then it would behoove you not to spend so much money.
Were you completely unaware of these facts prior to you going? I guess you wouldn't know you didn't get a bag, but otherwise? And shame on you for calling it "borderline discrimination". Really now. But my guess is you had to have had some knowledge of the days events with your "educator" pass and filing a complaint will not do you any good.
Precisely.
The package isn't that great of a deal for nontechnical educators. It's not a "student/teacher discounted admission" pass. Even for many technical educators, other types of admission are more helpful. Still, this is for the purchaser to determine beforehand.
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MacBandit
Aug 28, 12:31 AM
Lies Lies Lies (Covers his ears and humms loudly). :D
SnowTronic
May 4, 09:15 AM
Wasn't Really Sure Where To Post This But... I am thinking about buying this computer from my college for 50 dollars, Not really sure if this is a good deal... It will not come with the graphics card, nor, any Os hardware, just linux ubuntu... what do you think community good deal or no? (see picture)
P.S If you need me to send more specs I will!
P.S If you need me to send more specs I will!
Moyank24
Mar 13, 12:34 AM
From reading the article it seems like many people would have been saved had there been seat belts...
Why the **** don't busses have seat belts again? It's the law to have them and wear them in every other type of motor vehicle. Except busses... this would have been totally preventable.
Chung Ninh, 59, told The New York Times and NY1 News that he had been asleep in his seat, then suddenly found himself hanging upside-down from his seat belt, surrounded by the dead and screaming. One man bled from a severed arm.
...From an article on the crash. It looks like the bus did have seat belts, but I guess not everyone was wearing them.
Why the **** don't busses have seat belts again? It's the law to have them and wear them in every other type of motor vehicle. Except busses... this would have been totally preventable.
Chung Ninh, 59, told The New York Times and NY1 News that he had been asleep in his seat, then suddenly found himself hanging upside-down from his seat belt, surrounded by the dead and screaming. One man bled from a severed arm.
...From an article on the crash. It looks like the bus did have seat belts, but I guess not everyone was wearing them.
twoodcc
Sep 7, 08:59 PM
is there a way to track how many WUs and points i get per CPU? so i can really track which computers are doing well and which are not?
NXTMIKE
Oct 19, 10:23 AM
Well as much as I go to my local Apple Store, I always wash my hands almost immediately after.
And don't even ask me to count the times for how many times I found dried up mucus on the iPods and iPhones. :P
And don't even ask me to count the times for how many times I found dried up mucus on the iPods and iPhones. :P
WillEH
May 2, 06:51 PM
Today marks the day that I've had my MacBook Air for 14 days, and it also marks the last day that I have to return my MacBook Air to Apple.
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
Hey SR71 :)
Good to hear! Apple do indeed have fantastic support, and I had a similar issue within a week of buying my MBP. They replaced it no questions asked. Unlike countless issues I had with Dell, and they refused to replace my faulty product! Enjoy the MBA :)
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
Hey SR71 :)
Good to hear! Apple do indeed have fantastic support, and I had a similar issue within a week of buying my MBP. They replaced it no questions asked. Unlike countless issues I had with Dell, and they refused to replace my faulty product! Enjoy the MBA :)
Dagless
Mar 22, 10:06 PM
Savvy!
srobert
Mar 28, 09:19 AM
Any source or link for the Mario/Sonic crossover? We're getting awfully close to April 1st so I approach every news with caution.
labman
Apr 16, 10:26 AM
I was going to get these but I heard the sound is not worth the price. My next one's will probably s4i's
funny because I feel that way about the S4I's. but life is full of choices right! :D oh I am also I big Klipsch fan. pc speakers are Klipsch and I also have a pair CF-3s towers & onkyo reciver & 7.1 surround most of my speakers are Klipsch
http://www.klipsch.com/images/c/477/500x500.aspx
funny because I feel that way about the S4I's. but life is full of choices right! :D oh I am also I big Klipsch fan. pc speakers are Klipsch and I also have a pair CF-3s towers & onkyo reciver & 7.1 surround most of my speakers are Klipsch
http://www.klipsch.com/images/c/477/500x500.aspx
FireStar
Oct 23, 03:33 PM
I doubt it.
SR71
May 2, 06:19 PM
Today marks the day that I've had my MacBook Air for 14 days, and it also marks the last day that I have to return my MacBook Air to Apple.
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
So here's my story. I was playing on my MacBook Air yesterday in the morning and it started to creak when it was moved at certain positions and angles, and whenever I put my wrists on the palmrest area. I wouldn't have thought much of it, but I just paid $1300+ for this Mac and I expect it to be nearly perfect, and up until yesterday, it was. So anyways, my MacBook Air continued to creak all day yesterday and is still creaking today.
I finally had had enough of the creaking and called Apple Support. The person that helped me with my issue was VERY friendly, helpful, and seemed intent on getting my problem fixed. After giving him my information, he quickly looked up the issue and told me that a couple of the MacBook Air's have been reported to creak, but that it can be fixed by taking it to an Apple Store and having them fix it at no charge.
After telling me this, he quickly set up an appointment to talk to a Genius tomorrow at 4:00 PM. I was VERY surprised at how much the Apple Support rep seemed to care about my issue. I've owned a lot of laptops/PC's in the past and whenever I needed support, they always sucked. Apple Support was amazing and I couldn't have asked for a better experience.
This whole process took under 10 minutes, and for me the greatest thing about Apple's Support was that I COULD ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND THIS GUY! Once when I needed support from HP for my PC, I couldn't understand any of the reps at all and they didn't seem to understand what I was asking, so I ended up fixing the problem on my own, the Apple Support rep that I talked to, on the other hand, was friendly, clear in what he was saying, and intent on helping me fix my problem.
I love Apple. <3 :D
4JNA
Jun 28, 01:33 PM
have a retail 10.2 full install set as well as a retail 10.3 upgrade set, a flashed 64mb 7000 pci video card, hard drives, and lots of other bits. would offer to include them with the other trade offer... :apple:
otherwise LFT has you hooked up and is a great seller. best of luck.
otherwise LFT has you hooked up and is a great seller. best of luck.
Rlnplehshalo
Mar 27, 03:13 AM
Anyone at all?
akshep
Apr 19, 03:41 PM
I am using a USB cable and it gas a full charge so I know its not the battery.
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spamdumpster
Apr 28, 11:14 AM
I use the SBAdblock toggle from the modyouri repo. It works great.
Prom1
Dec 21, 12:32 AM
RIGHT now the MAIN issue is between Microsoft Office 2011 NOT allowing Sync Services (the reason to reboot after installation) to, well, Sync with Calendar!! :O Only Contacts will sync with Outlook 2011.
I'm SERIOUSLY PISSED at this because I live and breath BB and Outlook for PIM management in my Windows life at work and trying to be completely Mac. Yet Microsoft has "promised" a future update will bring this � whenever THAT is.
NO Microsoft, you will NOT force me to purchase your WM7 Smartphone brands of your partners.
I'm SERIOUSLY PISSED at this because I live and breath BB and Outlook for PIM management in my Windows life at work and trying to be completely Mac. Yet Microsoft has "promised" a future update will bring this � whenever THAT is.
NO Microsoft, you will NOT force me to purchase your WM7 Smartphone brands of your partners.
t0mm
Apr 25, 07:26 PM
Since it has warranty, go and ask Apple and see what they'll do.
He said he doesn't have warranty.
He said he doesn't have warranty.
ssmed
Apr 26, 12:55 AM
For a computer based method (using Endnote for instance) I would make a dummy document with all the citations and then use your bibliography text to make the reference list and compare, otherwise (and that used by most proof readers) manually tick them off one by one.
njaremka
Mar 14, 02:07 PM
No. The iBook G4 has an IDE interface, while the MacBook Pro is SATA.
TheGenerous
Dec 1, 07:47 PM
Dax Regular
OFFTOPIC; How did you recognize it?
OFFTOPIC; How did you recognize it?
stcanard
Jan 23, 11:46 AM
you know, ive been reading around of people who have iEmulator.... some people are getting up into the 700-800mhz range on a G4.... but I dont necessarly know if they are actually getting that speed...
im only getting like, 200mhz on VPC7
If they're using QEMU as the base, not a hope. Closer to 50MHz if they're lucky.
I did a Win 98 install on QEMU about 6 months ago and it too 48 hours. Once you go to use it, it's better, but still nowhere close to VPC7.
Still, it is a very impressive piece of work.
im only getting like, 200mhz on VPC7
If they're using QEMU as the base, not a hope. Closer to 50MHz if they're lucky.
I did a Win 98 install on QEMU about 6 months ago and it too 48 hours. Once you go to use it, it's better, but still nowhere close to VPC7.
Still, it is a very impressive piece of work.