ALongoria23
Mar 25, 08:31 AM
I'd be willing to pay anywhere from 250-300.
617arg
Jan 10, 04:04 PM
Hello everyone. I am at Panera right now. I can't seem to load macrumors.com, but the forums are fine. Anyone with the issue?
I had that same "We'll be right back" message a few minutes ago too.....
I had that same "We'll be right back" message a few minutes ago too.....
GGJstudios
Mar 12, 09:38 AM
If you're looking for a post you made, you can use Advanced Search to find posts made by you.
275633
.... Just go to Google and type in a word or two that you know were in the thread, your user name and "site:forums.macrumors.com" (without the quotes)
... also known as MRoogle (http://mroogle.edesignuk.com/)
275633
.... Just go to Google and type in a word or two that you know were in the thread, your user name and "site:forums.macrumors.com" (without the quotes)
... also known as MRoogle (http://mroogle.edesignuk.com/)
mrsir2009
Apr 26, 11:15 PM
I own a Core2Duo 13" MBP and it can get really hot and roar like that. Is the 13" Pro a i5, i7 or Core2Duo?
This is another factor that might get me from the 13" MBP line to to 13" MBA line :)
This is another factor that might get me from the 13" MBP line to to 13" MBA line :)
Jolly Giant
Apr 30, 03:22 AM
how's the Samsung formatted ?
itickings
Mar 15, 05:43 AM
I may be wrong but i thought that i heard or read somewhere that it is cheaper to upgrade from the next recent OS (ex. Leopard > Snow Leopard or Snow Leopard > Lion) rather than skipping one (ex. Leopard > Lion).
The cheap Leopard to Snow Leopard update is actually the first time this has been the case. We don't yet know if it is a new strategy from Apple or just a one time thing because Snow Leopard didn't sport that many new features.
My recommendation is "Wait and see".
Ask one of your friends if you can borrow their snow leopard disc. Otherwise, just wait until Lion this summer. I have the beta, and it's a pretty nice upgrade.
If the OP had intended to obtain it illegally I don't think the thread would've been posted at all. ;)
The cheap Leopard to Snow Leopard update is actually the first time this has been the case. We don't yet know if it is a new strategy from Apple or just a one time thing because Snow Leopard didn't sport that many new features.
My recommendation is "Wait and see".
Ask one of your friends if you can borrow their snow leopard disc. Otherwise, just wait until Lion this summer. I have the beta, and it's a pretty nice upgrade.
If the OP had intended to obtain it illegally I don't think the thread would've been posted at all. ;)
rapaleeman
Jan 24, 02:35 PM
My Casio watch does that and for some reason there's still a bit of a delay while it turns back on. However, I don't know whether it's something inherent to the technology or whether it's just an implementation issue.
My G-Shock does that too. Thought it was buggy. Also, I find that it comes on faster when there is light around. In the dark/low light I have to wait for it to pop on then hit the light button on the side.
I have a GX56 for what it's worth.
My G-Shock does that too. Thought it was buggy. Also, I find that it comes on faster when there is light around. In the dark/low light I have to wait for it to pop on then hit the light button on the side.
I have a GX56 for what it's worth.
Beaverman3001
May 4, 08:31 AM
Interesting...so is the OWC really faster as they claim?
OWC is the only real after-market choice if you want to increase the SSD size but at $550ish for 240 GB, seems rather expensive.
It is faster when I ran comparable benchmarking. But so far for real world regular usage I haven't noticed a difference. It was definitely expensive for my 240GB version, but I couldn't afford the Ultimate 13 when I placed my order so this was my only option to upgrade. You should also factor in you can sell your old SSD, a 128GB Toshiba went for nearly 200 yesterday on ebay.
OWC is the only real after-market choice if you want to increase the SSD size but at $550ish for 240 GB, seems rather expensive.
It is faster when I ran comparable benchmarking. But so far for real world regular usage I haven't noticed a difference. It was definitely expensive for my 240GB version, but I couldn't afford the Ultimate 13 when I placed my order so this was my only option to upgrade. You should also factor in you can sell your old SSD, a 128GB Toshiba went for nearly 200 yesterday on ebay.
ezekielrage_99
Apr 20, 03:53 AM
Can't get enough of Mr Thorne's antics, the site is funny, the book is hilarious (the moon buggy email is one of his best) , while the Christmas CD is cringe worthy.
Still can't complain about this site (http://www.helpmesellmorebooksthanjustinbieber.com/head.html) as well, I believe it was part of David's April fools prank and book marketing.
Still can't complain about this site (http://www.helpmesellmorebooksthanjustinbieber.com/head.html) as well, I believe it was part of David's April fools prank and book marketing.
mikebatho
Sep 7, 08:10 PM
Ok, here goes.
I've been on these forums for a while, asking for advice on a number of different subjects.
I'm in a bit of trouble. In the three months since I last left my last permenent job, I've had about a week's work. Which isn't paying the bills.
I'm wondering what the hell to do with my life.
I picked up a pencil yesterday for the first time in around two years and found things a little rusty. I used to draw pictures for a living, but now find myself lacking inspiration and motive.
I need some push in the right direction, and some positive interaction.
My website is still up, although the Flash file needs to come down in size.
I need to get back to my creative roots.
www.mbgraphics.net
Help me out...?
I've been on these forums for a while, asking for advice on a number of different subjects.
I'm in a bit of trouble. In the three months since I last left my last permenent job, I've had about a week's work. Which isn't paying the bills.
I'm wondering what the hell to do with my life.
I picked up a pencil yesterday for the first time in around two years and found things a little rusty. I used to draw pictures for a living, but now find myself lacking inspiration and motive.
I need some push in the right direction, and some positive interaction.
My website is still up, although the Flash file needs to come down in size.
I need to get back to my creative roots.
www.mbgraphics.net
Help me out...?
iceTrX
Nov 3, 10:53 PM
Hey guys I was wondering what I should do with my money from my Birthday. I narrowed it down to two things I really want. I could get the iPod Photo or I could get this lcd (http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=1119192&sku=N52-1710) and an iPod mini. What would you suggest? :D
I would not recommend that LCD, it doesn't have a digital input interface like DVI. Cheaper LCDs use the standard RGB analog input, there is a huge difference in quality. All apple LCD displays are digital whether they are ADC or DVI.
I would not recommend that LCD, it doesn't have a digital input interface like DVI. Cheaper LCDs use the standard RGB analog input, there is a huge difference in quality. All apple LCD displays are digital whether they are ADC or DVI.
HPLouis
Apr 29, 07:33 AM
Is the Gevey sim reliable? Will my 3G connection work with it?
I'm sorry but I don't have any personal experience with it so I can't give you a reliable recommendation. Your best bet is to search through the forum and also some Google searches to read other people's experiences.
Thanks,
Henry
I'm sorry but I don't have any personal experience with it so I can't give you a reliable recommendation. Your best bet is to search through the forum and also some Google searches to read other people's experiences.
Thanks,
Henry
KameronBriggs
Jul 12, 02:14 AM
I don't think that the demand for iPod touch 1st gen cases are there anymore...check eBay !
dyrer
Apr 29, 07:52 PM
Maybe Flash CS5.5 work better ;)
ComputersaysNo
Jun 5, 12:11 AM
Thank you :)
It's fun to do. I've never made a .gif until this contest. i used CS3 in the video & film -workspace. Just a bunch of layers converted to frames.
It's fun to do. I've never made a .gif until this contest. i used CS3 in the video & film -workspace. Just a bunch of layers converted to frames.
neifichicken
Jun 29, 02:19 AM
We don't know. The best you can do is call your local Apple Stores and AT&T (iPhones go on sale for walk-ins on the 29th for AT&T) stores often to see when they have stock available.
Yeah, but I figured some smart posters could make a good educated guess, based on what happened with past iphones
Yeah, but I figured some smart posters could make a good educated guess, based on what happened with past iphones
PCtoMAC?
Aug 12, 05:26 PM
I guess I am just a total whore for these games....It looks awesome to me.
guccigucci88
Apr 6, 02:48 AM
better be pics soon... Lawl
Cutwolf
Mar 27, 03:03 PM
Thanks, sim! Exactly what I wanted. It seems easy given how quickly you responded -- how can I do it for myself next time?
And thanks for the link, mac.
And thanks for the link, mac.
taeclee99
Jul 13, 03:45 PM
I had the same issue regarding vpc image size. The vpc image does not decrease in size even after you delete files or uninstall programs. The vpc image only grows in size it does not dynamically get smaller.
You will need to manually reduce the size of the vpc image with this procedure:
This procedure is for Windows 95, 98, NT 4, and 2000 guest operating systems.
Be sure to backup any important data before beginning procedure, as this directly changes the guest image contents.
1. Defragment the guest OS hard drive.
2. Backup any critical data in the guest OS.
3. Download Eraser, (http://www.tolvanen.com/eraser/) and install it in the guest OS.
4. Run Eraser in the guest OS.
5. Select Edit->Preferences->Erasing
6. Select "Unused Disk Space"
7. Select "New"
8. Enter the description "Blank"
9. Select Add
10. Create a 3-byte pattern of zeros. On the "Custom Method Editor" window, near the bottom you'll see "Pattern" and underneath that, will be "Byte 1" (with 8 zeros), then "Byte 2" with a checkbox by it, and a greyed out "Byte 3". When you check the "Byte 2" box, the "Byte 3" will no longer be greyed out and you can then check it, thus creating a 3 byte pattern of zeros.
11. Hit Save
12. Select "Blank" under "Unused disk space"
13. Hit Ok
14. Select File->New Task
15. Select "Unused space on drive"
16. Select Local Hard Drives
17. Hit OK
18. Select Task->run on the previously created task
19. When finished, close the report
20. Exit Eraser and shutdown the guest PC. Make sure the guest is not in a saved state.
21. Use Virtual Disk Assistant on the Mac to reclaim lost space. Pressing "command+d" will start Virtual Disk Assistant.
22. Select Examine or modify existing disk image, and click the right arrow to continue.
23. Click Select Disk and browse to the location of the disk image to compact. Generally, this will be the Virtual PC 4 folder.
24. Double-click the disk image and click the right arrow to continue.
25. Select Reclaim zeroed drive space and click the right arrow to continue.
26. Click Reclaim Space.
Hope this helps.
You will need to manually reduce the size of the vpc image with this procedure:
This procedure is for Windows 95, 98, NT 4, and 2000 guest operating systems.
Be sure to backup any important data before beginning procedure, as this directly changes the guest image contents.
1. Defragment the guest OS hard drive.
2. Backup any critical data in the guest OS.
3. Download Eraser, (http://www.tolvanen.com/eraser/) and install it in the guest OS.
4. Run Eraser in the guest OS.
5. Select Edit->Preferences->Erasing
6. Select "Unused Disk Space"
7. Select "New"
8. Enter the description "Blank"
9. Select Add
10. Create a 3-byte pattern of zeros. On the "Custom Method Editor" window, near the bottom you'll see "Pattern" and underneath that, will be "Byte 1" (with 8 zeros), then "Byte 2" with a checkbox by it, and a greyed out "Byte 3". When you check the "Byte 2" box, the "Byte 3" will no longer be greyed out and you can then check it, thus creating a 3 byte pattern of zeros.
11. Hit Save
12. Select "Blank" under "Unused disk space"
13. Hit Ok
14. Select File->New Task
15. Select "Unused space on drive"
16. Select Local Hard Drives
17. Hit OK
18. Select Task->run on the previously created task
19. When finished, close the report
20. Exit Eraser and shutdown the guest PC. Make sure the guest is not in a saved state.
21. Use Virtual Disk Assistant on the Mac to reclaim lost space. Pressing "command+d" will start Virtual Disk Assistant.
22. Select Examine or modify existing disk image, and click the right arrow to continue.
23. Click Select Disk and browse to the location of the disk image to compact. Generally, this will be the Virtual PC 4 folder.
24. Double-click the disk image and click the right arrow to continue.
25. Select Reclaim zeroed drive space and click the right arrow to continue.
26. Click Reclaim Space.
Hope this helps.
Cabbit
Apr 2, 04:45 AM
You mite want to start learning HTML, CSS, and jQuery. You will only become more and more limited by iWeb, that is not designed for professional sites regardless.
Once you have a mastering of basic HTML and CSS then moving onto jQuery will give you all the power you need for interactive slideshows and many other things. jQuery coding is quite trivial and easy to learn though can be difficult to master as most things are.
Wordpress wile good at what it does will pull up the same road blocks as iWeb if you do not know how to get into the nitty gritty to do the things you want.
Once you have a mastering of basic HTML and CSS then moving onto jQuery will give you all the power you need for interactive slideshows and many other things. jQuery coding is quite trivial and easy to learn though can be difficult to master as most things are.
Wordpress wile good at what it does will pull up the same road blocks as iWeb if you do not know how to get into the nitty gritty to do the things you want.
mariotheotaku
Jun 17, 03:31 PM
PM sent
celticpride678
Apr 24, 10:27 AM
Hahaha That was a problem with my wording- I mean I have it fully installed on a separate partition on my Hard drive. I am hesitant to install it to my main partition which I use every day.
Now would be a good time for me to mention that I have a MacBook Pro 13' (2009) with 4GB of Ram and 750 GB HardDrive.
You should never install a developer preview as your main OS...no matter how stable it might be.
Now would be a good time for me to mention that I have a MacBook Pro 13' (2009) with 4GB of Ram and 750 GB HardDrive.
You should never install a developer preview as your main OS...no matter how stable it might be.
Gav2k
Mar 25, 10:56 AM
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The have twice last years staff and will fly through. There setting first timers up with apple ids etc so it's all good!
The have twice last years staff and will fly through. There setting first timers up with apple ids etc so it's all good!