dernhelm
Oct 12, 07:10 AM
I'm sure "Lasso" will be great, after all, Apple's calculator works flawlessly. ;) :rolleyes:
Apple has a calculator? :D
Apple has a calculator? :D
peopleinatree
May 4, 08:55 AM
Lion still lacks Expos� for Safari tabs. This sucks because it only seems natural to 3-finger swipe down in fullscreen Safari to see all your tab windows (as you would in any other program). Instead you have to remember you have a tab open and move the cursor up to the top of the window to reveal them.
Am I crazy or does this seem like pretty low hanging fruit Apple should be on top of? :confused:
Am I crazy or does this seem like pretty low hanging fruit Apple should be on top of? :confused:
psychonaut
Mar 29, 11:40 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)
Thanks for the review. Did you consider the similar case by Case Crown. It looks a lot like the Candy Convertible, but less expensive.
Yes, I still might give it a shot when it comes out.
Thanks for the review. Did you consider the similar case by Case Crown. It looks a lot like the Candy Convertible, but less expensive.
Yes, I still might give it a shot when it comes out.
dernhelm
Oct 4, 03:23 PM
[QUOTE=Maestro64]
I think you have that wrong - slightly - they're shutting down the ESPN thing...
"The Walt Disney Co. will spend about $30 million to shut down its Mobile ESPN wireless telephone services, but remains "excited" about its family-oriented Disney Mobile phone service, Disney Chief Financial Officer Tom Staggs said on Monday."
Ah - this makes more sense. The ESPN thing always did seem a little over the top to me...
I think you have that wrong - slightly - they're shutting down the ESPN thing...
"The Walt Disney Co. will spend about $30 million to shut down its Mobile ESPN wireless telephone services, but remains "excited" about its family-oriented Disney Mobile phone service, Disney Chief Financial Officer Tom Staggs said on Monday."
Ah - this makes more sense. The ESPN thing always did seem a little over the top to me...
iPunish901
Nov 7, 01:43 PM
Please can I have the link to this wallpaper
http://wallbase.net/wallpaper/512792
http://wallbase.net/wallpaper/512792
gandygen
Apr 2, 06:21 PM
This is a tethered jailbreak. Try to use iBooty to boot it from the DFU state after the installation.
beaster
Jan 24, 02:44 PM
Sorry -- *APPLE*-shift-delete. I'm still carrying around Windows remnants too, so I always seem to confuse Apple and Option when I write them out. ;)
The date deleted part is a good point. And I don't have an answer for that. :(
:) Thanks - I'll try the Apple key combo when I'm back at home tonight. I suppose for the date deleted bit I'll have to find the right combo of -ctime or -atime or whatever in the UNIX find command and go that route. Just hoping to be able to do it from the GUI for convenience - esp. in situations where I want to get rid of all but one or two files older than 30 days, etc.
Thanks,
Sean
The date deleted part is a good point. And I don't have an answer for that. :(
:) Thanks - I'll try the Apple key combo when I'm back at home tonight. I suppose for the date deleted bit I'll have to find the right combo of -ctime or -atime or whatever in the UNIX find command and go that route. Just hoping to be able to do it from the GUI for convenience - esp. in situations where I want to get rid of all but one or two files older than 30 days, etc.
Thanks,
Sean
Stvwndr219
Dec 10, 02:12 PM
Bahahahaha that is great!!!
Andylar
May 5, 12:23 PM
Hi all will the ram on the link below work in my mac pro 2.8ghz quad core
all help appeciated
http://www.memoryc.ie/products/description/4GB_Mushkin_DDR3_PC3_10666_Silverline-9_9_9_24-Dual_Channel_kit-2x2GB_/index.html
all help appeciated
http://www.memoryc.ie/products/description/4GB_Mushkin_DDR3_PC3_10666_Silverline-9_9_9_24-Dual_Channel_kit-2x2GB_/index.html
mlblacy
Jan 3, 06:25 AM
a photographer friend and I have a running debate on Epson vs Canon, and we have had both. I recently replaced my large format Epson for a Cannon Pro 9000 Mark II. I paid around $300 (there were some sales and a $100 rebate), although you can find some steals on EBay for mint never unboxed ones (there were some offers that have away the printer with the purchase of a certain camera back). I think I dropped around $800 for my previous Epson...
The 9000 is blazing fast, especially when compared to most Epsons which are notoriously poky. I can print a 13x19 in about 5 minutes, whereas my Epson took easily five times longer. The Epson seemed to chew through ink even when not printing... Startups, preprinting, calibration, head cleanings... But even that didn't stop the continual head cloggings. Pigment ink just tends to dry out and clog a lot more.... Especially if you are not running it every day. I had only had a job every other month, often I had to replace the cartridges... Making the per print price pretty darn expensive. It produced beautiful prints, but I also had to swap black cartridges depending on if I was printing on matte or glossy papers... Pretty lame.
The canon can go borderless at 13x19. It does drink ink at a frightening rate, but at least it does that whle printing, lol. Buy ink at Amazon, get it on a delivery schedule and you will save even more. I pay about half what it costs at staples for ink.
Need a real large format printer? Then I would probably say go Epson...
Cheers,
Michael
The 9000 is blazing fast, especially when compared to most Epsons which are notoriously poky. I can print a 13x19 in about 5 minutes, whereas my Epson took easily five times longer. The Epson seemed to chew through ink even when not printing... Startups, preprinting, calibration, head cleanings... But even that didn't stop the continual head cloggings. Pigment ink just tends to dry out and clog a lot more.... Especially if you are not running it every day. I had only had a job every other month, often I had to replace the cartridges... Making the per print price pretty darn expensive. It produced beautiful prints, but I also had to swap black cartridges depending on if I was printing on matte or glossy papers... Pretty lame.
The canon can go borderless at 13x19. It does drink ink at a frightening rate, but at least it does that whle printing, lol. Buy ink at Amazon, get it on a delivery schedule and you will save even more. I pay about half what it costs at staples for ink.
Need a real large format printer? Then I would probably say go Epson...
Cheers,
Michael
dejo
Apr 12, 02:25 PM
[self.tabBarController addSubview:myimage];
: Semantic Issue: 'UITabBarController' may not respond to 'addSubview:'
what should I do?
Do you understand the difference between UITabBarController and UITabBar?
: Semantic Issue: 'UITabBarController' may not respond to 'addSubview:'
what should I do?
Do you understand the difference between UITabBarController and UITabBar?
chrono1081
May 5, 10:44 PM
That line looks to be outside the view volume.
The default view volume is a cube with sides of 2 with the camera at the center pointing towards the negative z direction. The default projection is ortho.
Unless if you changed the defaults, 180,15,0 and 10,45,0 are completely outside of the view volume.
Try something inside, for example:
glBegin(GL_LINES);
glVertex3f( 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
glVertex3f(-1.0f,-1.0f, 0.0f);
glEnd();
You should also put in the translation by -6 if you are using a perspective camera.
Oh I am an idiot. Thanks so much Sidbala that was the problem :) (I'm pretty rusty with OpenGL, I haven't used it since December :rolleyes:) I'm getting back into it for good now though :)
The default view volume is a cube with sides of 2 with the camera at the center pointing towards the negative z direction. The default projection is ortho.
Unless if you changed the defaults, 180,15,0 and 10,45,0 are completely outside of the view volume.
Try something inside, for example:
glBegin(GL_LINES);
glVertex3f( 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);
glVertex3f(-1.0f,-1.0f, 0.0f);
glEnd();
You should also put in the translation by -6 if you are using a perspective camera.
Oh I am an idiot. Thanks so much Sidbala that was the problem :) (I'm pretty rusty with OpenGL, I haven't used it since December :rolleyes:) I'm getting back into it for good now though :)
Frozonecold
Jun 19, 01:43 PM
HOW much?
I got it for $185, so I think $100 sounds pretty fair.
I got it for $185, so I think $100 sounds pretty fair.
toph2toast
Apr 29, 10:27 AM
figure out how to change the apps that were labeled wrong... I was doing something pretty dumb.
Still would like to know how to assign image to an app that wasn't part of the original theme. Thanks.
Still would like to know how to assign image to an app that wasn't part of the original theme. Thanks.
Choctaw
Apr 4, 01:59 PM
Went to BestBuy today and had a sales person tell me not to buy a mini but get an imac........he said the speed was too slow compaired to the imac. Also that by the time I paid for mouse, monitor, keyboard I would have the same about of money invested. Just wanted some opinions?
Thanks
Thanks
Timisone
Apr 27, 04:52 PM
I can't believe people actually fell for it =/
His videos for one could have been 10 seconds long, start cydia, show the bottom lines, done. Not to arse about for 2 minutes filming the edges of the iPad and showing multitouch gestures - yet stops swiping the screen before he gets to cydia.
Even the audio tracks in both of his videos were a dead give away...
Glad I didn't fall for it. The size of the file looked to small plus, I was reading twitter peeps saying it was fake.
His videos for one could have been 10 seconds long, start cydia, show the bottom lines, done. Not to arse about for 2 minutes filming the edges of the iPad and showing multitouch gestures - yet stops swiping the screen before he gets to cydia.
Even the audio tracks in both of his videos were a dead give away...
Glad I didn't fall for it. The size of the file looked to small plus, I was reading twitter peeps saying it was fake.
cocacolakid
May 2, 11:43 PM
Have you removed the mini from the UPS for a few hours to see if it's rebooting on it's own?
Steve121178
Apr 5, 04:10 AM
I like the mba, but they are so god awful slow. Maybe im just used to fast computers but no way i could use current gen of mba. Maybe next time but 6 year old tech is a bit to old for me.
Nonsense. The key component of the MBA is the SSD. The MBA has coped with everything I've thrown at it. If the C2D was coupled with a mechanical HDD then I'm sure the performance would be very "2007", but it's a great little machine that can deal with practically anything you ask it too.
Nonsense. The key component of the MBA is the SSD. The MBA has coped with everything I've thrown at it. If the C2D was coupled with a mechanical HDD then I'm sure the performance would be very "2007", but it's a great little machine that can deal with practically anything you ask it too.
JNB
Mar 25, 05:44 AM
I don't know about "often," but you never know until you test the market. The only thing that could potentially drive up the value to real interesting numbers is if it were completely new, as in never unpacked or used, utterly virginal. "Proof," as it were.
firestarter
Mar 16, 06:32 AM
Paul, I completely agree with you.
Multi disk RAID has valid uses, but its place is best left in the enterprise - where it can help to provide better uptime in an environment where replacement drives, controllers and copious backups are always on hand.
The worst thing about this sort of box in a domestic situation is the temptation for people to treat it as 'a backup'... they assume they don't need any other backup as the unit itself is more resilient (dead wrong!).
Multi disk RAID has valid uses, but its place is best left in the enterprise - where it can help to provide better uptime in an environment where replacement drives, controllers and copious backups are always on hand.
The worst thing about this sort of box in a domestic situation is the temptation for people to treat it as 'a backup'... they assume they don't need any other backup as the unit itself is more resilient (dead wrong!).
tigress666
Apr 15, 07:44 PM
Well then in that light, when it comes to FPS or Platforming gaming, I'll stick to a dedicated handheld with buttons/joy stick. And based on the Engadget story I posted earlier, it seems a lot of other people will too. For a mind numbing good time, I whip out the old iphone for a game of Ball Roll DX
And I won't spend extra money on another handheld when I have the iphone and it does have enough games that entertain me (in depth games too though maybe not the latest and greatest).
I think you miss the problem here isn't that people will pick the iphone over the handheld for gaming. Of course if they are just picking a gaming device (and they don't already have an iphone or android), they are going to pick the one designed for gaming that the games they want are coming out for. But that people who might have picked up a handheld for gaming find that the iphone or android they already have is good enough for portable gaming (in some ways better. For example since it is my cellphone, my iphone is with me everywhere so gaming anywhere I want, which is the biggest point of a handheld, it is also smaller and I don't have to carry all the games with me, they're all on my iphone so they all go with me wherever I go. Yeah, there are trade offs, on some games the controls are not as good, but here is the thing. They are good enough, at least not bad enough that I feel I need to buy another handheld just to get the better controls).
And here is the bigger problem, smartphones attract enough business away like this and have less people using the actual handhelds, they also attract developers. You might find new games being made for the smartphones that people can't get for the other devices as there is more money in the smartphones... and in the end, the best gaming device is the one that has the games ;).
Nintendo and Sony need to prove that their devices are so good that it is worth buying them *as*well* as the smartphone the person already has. Nintendo is trying with 3D. Sony is trying to have console like games in a small portable device (I'll say I'm much more interested in Sony's offerings. But I've never been impressed with nintendo's game selection except when I was really young. I really do not get the Mario love here or why people think Mario is any better than Angry Birds, they're both (at least traditional mario scrollers and the racing games) cheesy time wasters that I wouldn't say have all that much depth).
Oh, and the iphone is good for more than just ball roll DX. RPGS do fine with a touch screen. Racing games are better with a touch screen than buttons honestly (more like using a steering wheel, as I said, even on a console I'd buy a special steering wheel over using a d-pad or even a joystick). Gameloft has done a decent job implementing virtual joysticks (not as good as a handheld but I'm certainly not going to buy a DS just to play the same game I can get on the iphone just for the controls).
And I won't spend extra money on another handheld when I have the iphone and it does have enough games that entertain me (in depth games too though maybe not the latest and greatest).
I think you miss the problem here isn't that people will pick the iphone over the handheld for gaming. Of course if they are just picking a gaming device (and they don't already have an iphone or android), they are going to pick the one designed for gaming that the games they want are coming out for. But that people who might have picked up a handheld for gaming find that the iphone or android they already have is good enough for portable gaming (in some ways better. For example since it is my cellphone, my iphone is with me everywhere so gaming anywhere I want, which is the biggest point of a handheld, it is also smaller and I don't have to carry all the games with me, they're all on my iphone so they all go with me wherever I go. Yeah, there are trade offs, on some games the controls are not as good, but here is the thing. They are good enough, at least not bad enough that I feel I need to buy another handheld just to get the better controls).
And here is the bigger problem, smartphones attract enough business away like this and have less people using the actual handhelds, they also attract developers. You might find new games being made for the smartphones that people can't get for the other devices as there is more money in the smartphones... and in the end, the best gaming device is the one that has the games ;).
Nintendo and Sony need to prove that their devices are so good that it is worth buying them *as*well* as the smartphone the person already has. Nintendo is trying with 3D. Sony is trying to have console like games in a small portable device (I'll say I'm much more interested in Sony's offerings. But I've never been impressed with nintendo's game selection except when I was really young. I really do not get the Mario love here or why people think Mario is any better than Angry Birds, they're both (at least traditional mario scrollers and the racing games) cheesy time wasters that I wouldn't say have all that much depth).
Oh, and the iphone is good for more than just ball roll DX. RPGS do fine with a touch screen. Racing games are better with a touch screen than buttons honestly (more like using a steering wheel, as I said, even on a console I'd buy a special steering wheel over using a d-pad or even a joystick). Gameloft has done a decent job implementing virtual joysticks (not as good as a handheld but I'm certainly not going to buy a DS just to play the same game I can get on the iphone just for the controls).
ClimbingTheLog
Oct 4, 10:41 AM
This isn't new, EXIF has location tags for a while; but most of the existing solutions only record location and altitude, not azimuth. I think I've written here before explaining that if only a camera included azimuth tags (and of course the already-recorded zoom and lens size tags) a company like Google could harvest the web for images and build a virtual world with QuickTime-VR like technology that would allow one to virtually visit and travel through anywhere on earth, if somebody had taken of a picture of the right spot. You have issues of lighting, seasons, etc, but if people set their cameras' clocks this can be handled too. Actually if you have GPS the clock can be set from the GPS signal, so that's better too.
MacBytes
Aug 25, 10:22 AM
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Link: How to background stream internet radio on your iPad (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100825112208)
Description:: Until iOS 4.1 arrives on the iPad, you can�t listen to internet radio and use another application at the same time. Or can you? If your favorite internet radio broadcaster offers clickable m3u or pls formatted streams, then you can listen to it on your iPhone OS-powered iPad, iPhone or iPod touch�
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Category: Tips and How To's
Link: How to background stream internet radio on your iPad (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100825112208)
Description:: Until iOS 4.1 arrives on the iPad, you can�t listen to internet radio and use another application at the same time. Or can you? If your favorite internet radio broadcaster offers clickable m3u or pls formatted streams, then you can listen to it on your iPhone OS-powered iPad, iPhone or iPod touch�
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aNYthing24
Apr 8, 05:29 PM
Sweet we'll see, thanksHold on, I didn't see you jailbroke it already. You should restore then. My bad.
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