NWAMacTech
Sep 2, 01:33 PM
Server Beach. I have used them a while and their parent company also owns Rack Space.
tech4all
Nov 6, 04:19 PM
Thats odd, I could access my .Mac email via the web....
LethalWolfe
Feb 2, 09:53 PM
I don't get the wire argument because they all can have the same number. Power cord, TV cable, and sensor cable (Wii sensor bar, PS3 eye, 360 Kinect).
As far as which system is best, it depends on what kinds of games you enjoy and which system has the most of those types of games. There really isn't a wrong answer, IMO, between the three consoles. There is only which one fits what you want the best.
Lethal
As far as which system is best, it depends on what kinds of games you enjoy and which system has the most of those types of games. There really isn't a wrong answer, IMO, between the three consoles. There is only which one fits what you want the best.
Lethal
tech4all
Mar 20, 01:30 AM
Well I guess a moderator moved this thread to the Mac Scene forum. The person wasn't banned (yet) and nothing deleted. So I guess its cool.
morgan111
Aug 11, 10:58 AM
On WWDC Eve, we at TUAW are hard at work keeping an eye out for the unknown and unexpected. We just received a tip showing what appears to be the Mac Nano computer that we've all wanted -- and it looks to be aimed towards the developer crowd.
The pictures appear to show a Mac geared towards developers on Windows and Linux systems. "Leave Windows behind. Build your Apps for OS X" states the title. While we are extremely cautious about rumors like these right before WWDC, we did have a rumor that a "new Mac" or at least an updated Mac might be released.
The pictures appear to show a Mac geared towards developers on Windows and Linux systems. "Leave Windows behind. Build your Apps for OS X" states the title. While we are extremely cautious about rumors like these right before WWDC, we did have a rumor that a "new Mac" or at least an updated Mac might be released.
getbigg21
Dec 4, 08:35 PM
i'm sorry but if i'm going to go to a desktop i would like to do a G5 unless I can get a G4 w/ monitor or something like that
Eraserhead
Jul 22, 08:55 AM
Its much much easier to edit the content into Wiki format (even if its basically entered as plain text) than having to do all the changes yourself.
Worst case scenario is that a revert has to be done, though it'd be extremely unlikely to happen basically unless the user was deliberately being malicious.
Basically even if you are unsure it'll look perfect (or even OK) edits are always more than welcome.
Worst case scenario is that a revert has to be done, though it'd be extremely unlikely to happen basically unless the user was deliberately being malicious.
Basically even if you are unsure it'll look perfect (or even OK) edits are always more than welcome.
NathanMuir
Apr 16, 02:29 PM
how much do these two cost? surely they are not free are they?
I've no idea how much they cost. My access is provided 'free' of charge by my university. If the OP is in university in the States, it almost certain that his/ her school provides access for its students.
I've no idea how much they cost. My access is provided 'free' of charge by my university. If the OP is in university in the States, it almost certain that his/ her school provides access for its students.
c7aea
Apr 14, 10:22 AM
Hello-
I just got back from the Genius Bar regarding my 24" LED Cinema Display.
The genius basically just took a quick look, punched in the serial number, and said I need to pay $398.00 for a flat rate repair. I did not oblige to this, and thought I could repair it myself, as I am a A+ certified computer technition.
The problem is, Cinema Displays are not my thing. I have two thoughts on what it could be:
1. The Logic Board inside the Display as suggested by the Genius. When the display is plugged in, it charges my MacBook Pro, and that's all. It does not appear as a USB hub in system profiler, and the iSight camera and speakers are not utilized or even detected by both my MacBook Pro and Mac Mini.
2. The Power Supply...
It might be this, however since the unit charges my MBP i'm not sure about it. Other than the charging, the unit gets otherwise no power.
I'm going to open it up later and inspect for blown capacitors, burnt or damaged areas, ect. I'll post if I find anything.
Thanks!
I did a quick google search and it looks like the ACD logic boards are relatively inexpensive. Just over $100.
For a MBP that flat rate is a great thing, but in your case your probably better buying the part and repairing it yourself. I would do like you said, open it up 1st and inspect for damage. Make sure the board is getting power like it should etc...
I just got back from the Genius Bar regarding my 24" LED Cinema Display.
The genius basically just took a quick look, punched in the serial number, and said I need to pay $398.00 for a flat rate repair. I did not oblige to this, and thought I could repair it myself, as I am a A+ certified computer technition.
The problem is, Cinema Displays are not my thing. I have two thoughts on what it could be:
1. The Logic Board inside the Display as suggested by the Genius. When the display is plugged in, it charges my MacBook Pro, and that's all. It does not appear as a USB hub in system profiler, and the iSight camera and speakers are not utilized or even detected by both my MacBook Pro and Mac Mini.
2. The Power Supply...
It might be this, however since the unit charges my MBP i'm not sure about it. Other than the charging, the unit gets otherwise no power.
I'm going to open it up later and inspect for blown capacitors, burnt or damaged areas, ect. I'll post if I find anything.
Thanks!
I did a quick google search and it looks like the ACD logic boards are relatively inexpensive. Just over $100.
For a MBP that flat rate is a great thing, but in your case your probably better buying the part and repairing it yourself. I would do like you said, open it up 1st and inspect for damage. Make sure the board is getting power like it should etc...
WinterMute
Jul 1, 07:03 AM
....er no it shouldn't.
I've noted this for the admins to look at...!
I've noted this for the admins to look at...!
micsaund
Jun 21, 11:24 AM
Hi All,
I'm contemplating jumping to a MBP and would need to sell my current MB to make it happen.
It's a white C2D dual-core 2.0GHz, 80GB HD, 3GB RAM with box, discs, etc. all in like-new condition (battery at 96% health with less than 50 cycles). I also would be including a 13" iLap stand, mini-to-DVI adapter, and an extra Apple AC adapter (I like to leave one in my computer room and have another to travel with).
mac2sell shows the MB alone at $1040 or so. I was thinking $1000 + $50 shipping for the entire package. Does that sound reasonable? High/low?
Thanks,
Mike
I'm contemplating jumping to a MBP and would need to sell my current MB to make it happen.
It's a white C2D dual-core 2.0GHz, 80GB HD, 3GB RAM with box, discs, etc. all in like-new condition (battery at 96% health with less than 50 cycles). I also would be including a 13" iLap stand, mini-to-DVI adapter, and an extra Apple AC adapter (I like to leave one in my computer room and have another to travel with).
mac2sell shows the MB alone at $1040 or so. I was thinking $1000 + $50 shipping for the entire package. Does that sound reasonable? High/low?
Thanks,
Mike
neko girl
Mar 5, 04:02 AM
Some instructions:
http://ihackstore.com/?p=1556
http://ihackstore.com/?p=1556
Brian Live
Oct 18, 10:01 AM
I'll either be heading here, Burlington or somewhere in Boston, depending on where I am/what I'm doing that night.
Mindflux
Nov 26, 10:45 PM
How can one be wrong for asking a question:confused:LOL
You cannot currently unlock a current firmware iPhone. That is how. You can't downgrade the firmware to anything lower to use the Sim unlocker.
You cannot currently unlock a current firmware iPhone. That is how. You can't downgrade the firmware to anything lower to use the Sim unlocker.
coconn06
Oct 22, 08:18 AM
yes you guys are right.. my apologies for not being clearer... now to find a mac app for wmv movies and my mac will finally be MS free. :)
You should check out VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html). It plays pretty much any video format you can imagine (including WMV).
You should check out VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html). It plays pretty much any video format you can imagine (including WMV).
gadgetmonster
May 5, 03:22 PM
ok, that was my guess.......there's no other tools that will do it either?
lexa95
Apr 4, 03:42 PM
I've gone through many of these forums and solutions for this problem but none of them have worked. My internal speakers stopped working and this has happened before but it was solved by the easy-peasy headphone trick that is popular on those forums. But now it doesn't work. I've actually done it maybe a dozen times and it still doesn't work. I'm starting to think it's because my cat spilled water on it but I still don't think that's the case because this problem has happened before. I've tried restarting the computer and looking at the system preferences. The internal speakers don't even come up as an option on the output. Can someone help?
uh-oh
Dec 8, 01:37 PM
I agree with you on your last point! I have always hated using phones where pple still have a screen protection thingie on it...
pismobrat
May 5, 11:53 AM
You are asking good questions - shows your keen to learn.
Yes you can run a client OS, but it also depends if you want to learn and have a situation in the home/business for a server.
Server is good for:
Central account management - eg: Roaming home folders
One central repository for various files
Many other percs to
Hey, if you can get it for a great deal, not skin off your teeth.
Hit back if you would like to know more. Many people are happy to help.
Yes you can run a client OS, but it also depends if you want to learn and have a situation in the home/business for a server.
Server is good for:
Central account management - eg: Roaming home folders
One central repository for various files
Many other percs to
Hey, if you can get it for a great deal, not skin off your teeth.
Hit back if you would like to know more. Many people are happy to help.
kevcofett
Mar 27, 09:39 AM
I'd like to get a mac mini server to use as a DVR etc. and then put regular mac mini's in each room in the house. I would also use my airport extreme which I already have.
The goal would be to have everything stored on either the server or the airport, and allow me to push any recorded program to any mac mini in the house for viewing. Is this possible with just the purchase of the mini server and a few minis (With my already purchased airport), or would I need other hardware to make it work too?
The goal would be to have everything stored on either the server or the airport, and allow me to push any recorded program to any mac mini in the house for viewing. Is this possible with just the purchase of the mini server and a few minis (With my already purchased airport), or would I need other hardware to make it work too?
macEfan
Apr 1, 12:46 PM
I think I might have one but I have no idea if it works. let me know if you still need one.
Keebler
Apr 16, 08:04 PM
Hi folks,
This is confusing me. I've done this before without issue, but I transferred 19 MiniDV tapes onto Mac using iMovie into DV format (while I edited another project on my other mac in FCP).
My client could only play some of the files on his Windows machine (win7) using Quicktime. Then he may have deleted Quicktime and now Windows Movie Maker has taken over and changed the default file opening so he can't open the others.
Yes, I do have a copy of the files on my computer.
I saw this suggestion from Apple's board, but I don't seem to have this option of dv-avi in Quicktime (7) Pro?
" Export "Movie to AVI" and use the DV Stream format.
This makes a .dv file inside and AVI container which will work with Movie Maker. "
Should I try exporting with QuickTime Pro as AVIs? Would that work on a PC?
Other clients have used the DV files so I'm a little confused why this client can't ?
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
Cheers,
keebler
This is confusing me. I've done this before without issue, but I transferred 19 MiniDV tapes onto Mac using iMovie into DV format (while I edited another project on my other mac in FCP).
My client could only play some of the files on his Windows machine (win7) using Quicktime. Then he may have deleted Quicktime and now Windows Movie Maker has taken over and changed the default file opening so he can't open the others.
Yes, I do have a copy of the files on my computer.
I saw this suggestion from Apple's board, but I don't seem to have this option of dv-avi in Quicktime (7) Pro?
" Export "Movie to AVI" and use the DV Stream format.
This makes a .dv file inside and AVI container which will work with Movie Maker. "
Should I try exporting with QuickTime Pro as AVIs? Would that work on a PC?
Other clients have used the DV files so I'm a little confused why this client can't ?
Any help would be hugely appreciated.
Cheers,
keebler
Silverfist
Mar 11, 07:58 PM
Any updates from Valley fair San Jose?
LOL... Despite my best efforts, I'm still at work and haven't had a chance to head out to Valley Fair yet... would also like to hear how bad it is, or if I should go to Oakridge...
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LOL... Despite my best efforts, I'm still at work and haven't had a chance to head out to Valley Fair yet... would also like to hear how bad it is, or if I should go to Oakridge...
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Applespider
Mar 7, 05:20 PM
Some people have reported that re-installing 10.3.8 using the Combo updated from Apple's website rather than the incremental upgrade that you likely did through Software update cured stability problems with 10.3.8.
Worth a shot?
Worth a shot?
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