cube
May 5, 08:34 AM
The standard name of the "3D transistors" is FinFETs.
im_to_hyper
Nov 21, 09:44 PM
I have one with identical specs to the above. It had XP Pro installed on the hard drive but that either failed or has a loose connector. New HD would be pretty cheap. $50, shipped.
bignumbers
Jan 9, 07:33 AM
This just popped up on my Tivo (I have a standing wishlist for MacWorld):
Today 1/9, 12:00pm EST (when the keynote starts), a program called In Focus. This is a regular program. The topic is "MacWorld kicks off." No idea what they have planned.
Channel 353 on DirecTV.
Today 1/9, 12:00pm EST (when the keynote starts), a program called In Focus. This is a regular program. The topic is "MacWorld kicks off." No idea what they have planned.
Channel 353 on DirecTV.
glocke12
May 6, 01:13 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8G4 Safari/6533.18.5)
It's a paintball
huh...no kidding. thats even more bizarre as no goes back there but me..that I know of anyway.
It's a paintball
huh...no kidding. thats even more bizarre as no goes back there but me..that I know of anyway.
JavaWizKid
Jul 13, 01:19 PM
Is there a good site anywhere that sells or distributes song backings for a cost or free?
cRuNcHiE
Apr 7, 07:01 AM
Possibly your hosts file is pointing to cydia instead of apple so apple can't properly authorise the upgrade?
ArmoredFist
Dec 10, 01:32 PM
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it. I may be worried for nothing.
dukebound85
Jun 1, 03:49 PM
im like 99.9999999999% sure that thread was not the most viewed in MR history...
aslakege
Jan 30, 09:28 AM
..and that is exactly what I did.
1. Move Ethernet on top in the ordered list
2. Uncheck the "Send all.."
3. Create an /etc/ppp/ip-up file
4. Add a route for the IP range used by Hulu
5. Save the file and make it executable
6. Pop some popcorn and enjoy the shows. :-)
Can't really see situation where traffic to these sites should not go via VPN, so the solution is fine for me.
The challenge now is to identify all IP ranges used by Netflix, but that should be doable.
Thanks for the help.
1. Move Ethernet on top in the ordered list
2. Uncheck the "Send all.."
3. Create an /etc/ppp/ip-up file
4. Add a route for the IP range used by Hulu
5. Save the file and make it executable
6. Pop some popcorn and enjoy the shows. :-)
Can't really see situation where traffic to these sites should not go via VPN, so the solution is fine for me.
The challenge now is to identify all IP ranges used by Netflix, but that should be doable.
Thanks for the help.
ulbador
Apr 5, 04:03 PM
Subclass your views that you want to be touchable and add the "touch" code to those sub-classed new "custom" UIViews. Take the code out of your primary view controller.
Basically, you create a new Objective C class and make it a UIView instead of a NSObject class. Then, just add your view via code as you normally would. It will act exactly like a regular view, but all the touch events for it will be sent to your custom class.
Basically, you create a new Objective C class and make it a UIView instead of a NSObject class. Then, just add your view via code as you normally would. It will act exactly like a regular view, but all the touch events for it will be sent to your custom class.
Hellhammer
Feb 15, 12:01 PM
Been a bit slow for me too.
Doctor Q
Oct 17, 08:39 PM
We'll consider this entry superseded by that one.
gopher
Oct 2, 08:17 AM
Same page if you scroll down says:
"Wonder twin power
The dual 1.25GHz PowerPC G4 processors � with a combined performance of 18 billion floating point operations per second, or 18 gigaflops � put this fearsomely fast Power Mac G4 squarely in the lead as the ultimate high-end graphics workstation. The twin-engined 1.25GHz G4 runs..."
So which is it? 1.5 or 1.25. Seems like one has to be wrong.
"Wonder twin power
The dual 1.25GHz PowerPC G4 processors � with a combined performance of 18 billion floating point operations per second, or 18 gigaflops � put this fearsomely fast Power Mac G4 squarely in the lead as the ultimate high-end graphics workstation. The twin-engined 1.25GHz G4 runs..."
So which is it? 1.5 or 1.25. Seems like one has to be wrong.
Roessnakhan
Oct 25, 10:43 PM
I'd meet up if I 1) had a car to get down there (damn people who run red lights) and 2) didn't already have an Apple Store up here in ABQ. ;)
miniConvert
Mar 16, 11:56 AM
Is this any good? https://signup.worldofwarcraft.com/trial/10dayfreetrial.htm
shenfrey
May 5, 06:06 AM
And it's the best iPod iv ever owned. I mean seriously what more can a casual listener ask for? Tiny, wearable and simple. It just plays music, and plays it really well. I think this is the perfect device for people who just want to listen to music and not have any of the videos, Internet, apps attached on to the device. It's just simple and to the point.
So yeah, iPod nano, must buy if all you want is a portable music player oh and also, EVERY SMALL IPOD SHOULD COME WITH A CLIP STANDARD, just having the clip there, something so simple really, REALLY adds to the product and makes it so 100x more useful!
Love it : )
So yeah, iPod nano, must buy if all you want is a portable music player oh and also, EVERY SMALL IPOD SHOULD COME WITH A CLIP STANDARD, just having the clip there, something so simple really, REALLY adds to the product and makes it so 100x more useful!
Love it : )
jiminaus
Apr 28, 10:32 PM
It sounds like NSButton (or NSButtonCell) is shifting the NSRunLoop into a different mode while it tracks the mouse.
I'm assuming you're using either scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:target:selector:userInfo:repeats: or scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:invocation:repeats: to create your timer. These methods will only add the timer to the default run-loop mode.
Instead try using timerWithTimeInterval:target:selector:userInfo:repeats: or timerWithTimeInterval:invocation:repeats:, and then manually adding the timer to the run loop for the common mode.
[[NSRunLoop mainRunLoop]
KARINA SMIRNOFF, RALPH MACCHIO
Ralph+macchio+dancing+with
I'm assuming you're using either scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:target:selector:userInfo:repeats: or scheduledTimerWithTimeInterval:invocation:repeats: to create your timer. These methods will only add the timer to the default run-loop mode.
Instead try using timerWithTimeInterval:target:selector:userInfo:repeats: or timerWithTimeInterval:invocation:repeats:, and then manually adding the timer to the run loop for the common mode.
[[NSRunLoop mainRunLoop]
virus1
Oct 17, 03:58 PM
"Put a different kind of change in you pocket?"
heh.. now i feel stupid. i didn't even see that. still a good ad.
heh.. now i feel stupid. i didn't even see that. still a good ad.
guitarak
Mar 25, 05:05 PM
I guess I really mostly need file sharing over the internet to other computers, phones, etc, so I really just need the Mac Mini to broadcast what's on it to the internet in a safe and protected way. The Wiki Server is a huge plus, as are the iCal and Address Book Servers, to allow my wife and I to avoid work-arounds in sharing our calendar and contacts, notes, etc. So it sounds like I could probably get along with Lion Server and adding a 3TB or more external HD to my Mini, as long as these features are being added to the regular release of Lion without having to shell out the big bucks for the separate Lion Server (which it sounds like Apple is doing).
Mr. Anderson
Jul 15, 11:51 AM
And I was wondering if anyone else has one going and what sort of results they're getting.
I already have two other machines going (although right now, just one since I'm rendering on the other) and I'm curious to see how the dual 1.25 GHz G4 compares to my wife's new iMac...
D
I already have two other machines going (although right now, just one since I'm rendering on the other) and I'm curious to see how the dual 1.25 GHz G4 compares to my wife's new iMac...
D
iMacC2D
Feb 18, 12:08 AM
I still have an iPod 1G that syncs with a MacBook running iTunes 10.1. No problems at all here. Can't imagine a minor revision like iTunes 10.1.2 would make any difference.
Sparky's
Nov 17, 08:34 PM
I realize that there are so many different ways to crunch WUs but when I was just curious to see how the team was doing I scrolled to the bottom and worked my way up and saw some very unusual numbers. What follows are the ones I thought stood out as very odd indeed: (rank, name, points, WUs completed)
#1807 jmlloyd 0 � 12
#1806 ArchistudentG5 0 � 86
#1805 ARCHstudent 0 � 14
#1774 (really out there) Lalso_Panaflex 2 � 2518
#1771 libertforall 3 � 30
#1542 Skunkworker 52 � 262
#1161 wbrowne1 308 � 468
#604 micah 3717 � 34887
I don't really understand what circumstances could prevail that would cause so few points from so many Work Units :confused: :confused:
#1807 jmlloyd 0 � 12
#1806 ArchistudentG5 0 � 86
#1805 ARCHstudent 0 � 14
#1774 (really out there) Lalso_Panaflex 2 � 2518
#1771 libertforall 3 � 30
#1542 Skunkworker 52 � 262
#1161 wbrowne1 308 � 468
#604 micah 3717 � 34887
I don't really understand what circumstances could prevail that would cause so few points from so many Work Units :confused: :confused:
CJayC
Jun 22, 10:59 PM
This makes me sad. I used to go to UTSA and I could go to the Apple Store whenever I wanted because I was so damn nearby. How people long is the line now?
Scorch07
Jan 10, 05:06 PM
Here lately Apple's been releasing stuff as soon as they announce it. I sure as heck hope they release the new MBPs (if they are announced) the same day, because I've been waiting to get my new laptop long enough as it is. I would hate for Steve to announce them and say wait 2 weeks for them. One word: TORTURE.
If he doesn't announce anything on MBPs at all, then I'm not waiting any further than Macworld, and if he does, I suppose I'll wait till when that's actually released, again, hoping its another immediate release.
If he doesn't announce anything on MBPs at all, then I'm not waiting any further than Macworld, and if he does, I suppose I'll wait till when that's actually released, again, hoping its another immediate release.