tesseract4d
Feb 18, 04:07 PM
Just out of curiosity has anyone ever sat down with a meter and figured out what folding costs you in electricty. I shut down a server I ran 24/7 for years (and replaced it with a HP WHS) and realized a $20/month decrease in my electric bill. That server wasn't really doing all that much. It hosted some web sites that no one visted and ran an email server that serviced one user. I imagine had that thing been folding with all its unused cycles (which were many) it would have been much more than $20.
Mvbalaj
Apr 18, 10:40 AM
Well everyone is predicting a few month delay. This is going to mess with my 2 year upgrade plan. Do I upgrade later or upgrade earlier...
I'm in in the same boat as you. My upgrade is in early May and I can't decide if I should get the iphone 4 or wait based off rumors...
but I think I'm just going to with the iphone 4, it already fits all my needs and I don't see what else apple could do for me in improvements for the next phone
I'm in in the same boat as you. My upgrade is in early May and I can't decide if I should get the iphone 4 or wait based off rumors...
but I think I'm just going to with the iphone 4, it already fits all my needs and I don't see what else apple could do for me in improvements for the next phone
Laird Knox
Mar 7, 03:23 PM
Browsers are evil. More time can be spent "fixing" inconsistencies than actually designing the page. I normally use FireBug to step through page blocks and examine CSS. I've seen IE choke on something as simple as a missed semicolon.
A guess right off the top is that it might be something with the box model. IE tends to interpret things a little differently so check your margins and padding closely. If that fails you might want to start with a blank page and add in components until the page breaks.
By the way: It displays OK in IE8.
A guess right off the top is that it might be something with the box model. IE tends to interpret things a little differently so check your margins and padding closely. If that fails you might want to start with a blank page and add in components until the page breaks.
By the way: It displays OK in IE8.
mdc
Oct 24, 07:30 PM
I have 10.5 being shipped to my work and I'll be installing it on my PowerBook there.
I get off work at 4 and may stop by the Apple Store 5th Ave. to see what's going on.
I get off work at 4 and may stop by the Apple Store 5th Ave. to see what's going on.
Rt&Dzine
Mar 7, 02:14 PM
Why doesn't the government just take it right off of the top? For every dollar you earn the government gets a percentage and you keep the rest. Do that for everyone and we would not need to file income taxes. The government would always know how much you earn on a constant basis.
This idea seems like it would be a lot more complex than it is now.
Who would be responsible for getting the money to the government? The "employers" or the "earners"? For instance on ebay, would ebay inc. take a % of the sellers income and be responsible for turning it in?
This idea seems like it would be a lot more complex than it is now.
Who would be responsible for getting the money to the government? The "employers" or the "earners"? For instance on ebay, would ebay inc. take a % of the sellers income and be responsible for turning it in?
TJunkers
Nov 10, 10:01 AM
Had an error uploading a picture, will have to post it later!
WildPalms
Oct 25, 09:07 PM
I'm freakin sick of the ITMS. :mad:
I love iTunes and my iPod, but purchasing music that can only be put on an iPod is crap. There may be a better player out later which I want to go to and then *poof* my ITMS purchased tracks are crap.
www.allofmp3.com
It's (significantly) cheaper.
It's better.
'Nuff said.
Its also illegal in our country.
You've definitely said enough.
I love iTunes and my iPod, but purchasing music that can only be put on an iPod is crap. There may be a better player out later which I want to go to and then *poof* my ITMS purchased tracks are crap.
www.allofmp3.com
It's (significantly) cheaper.
It's better.
'Nuff said.
Its also illegal in our country.
You've definitely said enough.
Mac Composer
Mar 6, 02:31 PM
It all depends on what kind of music you do.
I'm using the VSL Special Edition, LASS strings and Spitfire Percussion. I've got my orchestral basses covered, although it seems like this will be the year of the brass library. Several manufacturers are coming out with next generation brass. I don't do any solo piano, so the Bosendorfer that's included with VSL works great for my needs.
You can pick up LASS Lite now for $400. It won't include the divisi option, but it's a great section string sound with incredible short bows.
I'm using the VSL Special Edition, LASS strings and Spitfire Percussion. I've got my orchestral basses covered, although it seems like this will be the year of the brass library. Several manufacturers are coming out with next generation brass. I don't do any solo piano, so the Bosendorfer that's included with VSL works great for my needs.
You can pick up LASS Lite now for $400. It won't include the divisi option, but it's a great section string sound with incredible short bows.
Icaras
Apr 18, 01:31 AM
I had the mStand as well but as Knight mentions, it didn't suit the MacBook Air as good as it does with Apple's other MacBooks, so I let it go and just recently purchased the Griffin Elevator. I must say I really like this stand and its minimal approach matches the MBA aesthetics very well in my opinion.
Also, since it has a smaller incline than the mStand, your able to tilt your Macbook's screen further back.
Very nice and highly recommended.
Also, since it has a smaller incline than the mStand, your able to tilt your Macbook's screen further back.
Very nice and highly recommended.
mc68k
Aug 16, 11:11 AM
i hope stanford makes a version that sets itself up as dual in the future. it seems long overdue
there's a field in the rc5 client that says number of processors and u just change the value....seems like stanford isn't too concerned about this
there's a field in the rc5 client that says number of processors and u just change the value....seems like stanford isn't too concerned about this
jodelli
Mar 5, 06:10 PM
The SCSI interface on a Duo dock is an HDI 30, which is a square socket around the size of a sugar cube. You'd need a converter cable to hook up to a normal external SCSI cable.
From a 520c I could use another adapter from AAUI 15 to a crossover ethernet cable that could access CDs or files from another Mac using 8.0 or 9 or even Classic mode but the Duo dock that I've seen doesn't support that.
It a long time ago now so YMMV.
From a 520c I could use another adapter from AAUI 15 to a crossover ethernet cable that could access CDs or files from another Mac using 8.0 or 9 or even Classic mode but the Duo dock that I've seen doesn't support that.
It a long time ago now so YMMV.
agriyavolume
Jul 25, 02:04 AM
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Owning a musical site is one of the easiest ways, through which an individual can build a personal music library and/or showcase one�s own work. It lets site members share favorite music, or new music within a community. Apart from sharing music, they can also share favorite videos or newly composed tracks. Site members can use billboards on their profile to advertise their products and services. You can easily customize all your web page as per your exquisite taste. It can be installed easily.
The webmasters can edit site settings, metadata settings, SEO settings, system settings, user settings, media settings, debug settings, cache settings, session settings, server settings, local time settings, FTP settings, Database settings and mail settings, easily through the admin interface. It offers bulk messaging service, through which webmasters can send a single message to all members of a specific genre such as artists, listeners, super administrators etc.
Start a community site purely dedicated to music, at a cost of only $147.
Check the demo and see for yourself how you can start your own music portal using Volume.
Volume is specially designed to setup a music website for music lovers. It can be used to build an online music community. It lets community members chat, share the latest music news, give feedback on the songs etc. There is no limit to number of songs that can be uploaded.
Owning a musical site is one of the easiest ways, through which an individual can build a personal music library and/or showcase one�s own work. It lets site members share favorite music, or new music within a community. Apart from sharing music, they can also share favorite videos or newly composed tracks. Site members can use billboards on their profile to advertise their products and services. You can easily customize all your web page as per your exquisite taste. It can be installed easily.
The webmasters can edit site settings, metadata settings, SEO settings, system settings, user settings, media settings, debug settings, cache settings, session settings, server settings, local time settings, FTP settings, Database settings and mail settings, easily through the admin interface. It offers bulk messaging service, through which webmasters can send a single message to all members of a specific genre such as artists, listeners, super administrators etc.
Start a community site purely dedicated to music, at a cost of only $147.
Check the demo and see for yourself how you can start your own music portal using Volume.
Amnesiac1
May 5, 07:21 PM
LMAO awesome picture up there bro, did u make it :D:p:D;)
No, I did not.
No, I did not.
firewood
Apr 4, 06:43 PM
I will never understand the need to get a MBA.
I didn't either until I got an MBA 11 and found I used it 10X more than my MBP.
I didn't either until I got an MBA 11 and found I used it 10X more than my MBP.
AndrewR23
Apr 29, 08:46 PM
I know someone who has an original iPhone 2G 8GB still sealed and may be willing to sell it. How do I tell if it's a refurb? Or if it's an early or late production model? The box shows all the old original icons and does not show the App Store or iTunes Store on it as an app.
I am thinking about buying it to collect (and leave it sealed) but I want to make sure it's something worth having.
By looking at the serial number on the back of the box, how do I tell if it's a refurb? What country was it sold in? When was it made? What information can I get from it?
No, I do not have the serial number at this time.
a dead giveaway for a refurb is 5K. I'm not too sure after that but that should help a little.
edit- if the serial on the phone matches the box, its the original.
I am thinking about buying it to collect (and leave it sealed) but I want to make sure it's something worth having.
By looking at the serial number on the back of the box, how do I tell if it's a refurb? What country was it sold in? When was it made? What information can I get from it?
No, I do not have the serial number at this time.
a dead giveaway for a refurb is 5K. I'm not too sure after that but that should help a little.
edit- if the serial on the phone matches the box, its the original.
Applejuiced
May 6, 03:53 PM
That doesn't mean it doesn't work, those people could have been using MyWi or TetherMe before switching to PdaNet. Granted, I don't think the method PdaNet uses helps at all.
They said they were using the new pdanet stealth mode that's all.
Not sure if they used MyWi or tetherme also but doesn't seem like it matters.
Try it out and let us know if you want.
They said they were using the new pdanet stealth mode that's all.
Not sure if they used MyWi or tetherme also but doesn't seem like it matters.
Try it out and let us know if you want.
MooseBlood
Mar 15, 05:06 PM
And by the way... totally get it and KSL it Ben. You can get $100+ and have them come to you. :)
velocityg4
Jan 12, 07:14 PM
one step closer....
http://www.scifi-review.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/LukeSkywalkerCyborgHand.jpg
I wonder if we will hit that point first or if cloning technology will make the point moot by growing fully functioning attachable limbs first.
http://www.scifi-review.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/LukeSkywalkerCyborgHand.jpg
I wonder if we will hit that point first or if cloning technology will make the point moot by growing fully functioning attachable limbs first.
AppleScruff1
Apr 17, 04:00 PM
It sounds like they are being proactive and making some changes before they really start to fall.
bearcatrp
Feb 20, 03:42 PM
It looks like the Mac book pro's will get sandy bridge first. Probably a few months afterwards but there is no set date. Since the mini uses laptop parts, I'll be looking at performance of these. Should be pretty close.
Sabenth
Jan 8, 04:30 AM
woa mud what the hell is that THATS ERR INTRETING good god :)
i dont know anything futher about it ican get the pic put up for you though if you want lol
i dont know anything futher about it ican get the pic put up for you though if you want lol
shadowfax0
Oct 26, 08:31 PM
...The old PB G3's were able to have 2 batteries, so I guess it was jsut for backwards compatibility. I'd love it if the new ones were able to as well...
nomar383
Mar 14, 12:52 PM
I called them twice today, they said they aren't getting any and already got their shipment for the day.
So that means people are standing in line for nothing?
I meant it's worth it when you finally get one. I spent 5 hours in line on Friday to pick mine up!
So that means people are standing in line for nothing?
I meant it's worth it when you finally get one. I spent 5 hours in line on Friday to pick mine up!
Kelmon
Oct 25, 09:45 AM
I'm in favour of this move. CDs were great (along with cassette tapes and LPs) because you could play them in any CD player and you could buy the CDs themselves from any shop. For some odd reason we don't get this with MP3 players and I do think that's anti-competitive. If I want to move to a different MP3 player or buy my music from another store to use on my iPod then that should be my choice and Apple should have to accept that. At the moment I am quite happy with my first iPod (aside from the frequent crashes when playing podcasts...) but if I decide to change to something else that is Mac compatible and beats the iPod then I don't want to have to re-purchase my iTunes music that I have bought. If DVD Jon has a way to allow reasonable consumer choice then FairPlay to him.
I have no wish to see Apple get walloped by the competition but the sort of consumer freedom that this offers should keep them honest since if they **** up then we can move some place else.
I have no wish to see Apple get walloped by the competition but the sort of consumer freedom that this offers should keep them honest since if they **** up then we can move some place else.
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