mad jew
Dec 20, 12:38 AM
im still a bit mad that he ripped off my 'tar.
Trust me, you're not mad. Lacero's drops in from the top and has text. ;)
Trust me, you're not mad. Lacero's drops in from the top and has text. ;)
SPUY767
Oct 8, 10:26 AM
T-Mobile has perhaps the worst cell system that I've ever seen. A friend of mine has a T-Mobile phone, I can rarely hear him for all the static in the line, he doesn't get to customize his voice mail greeting, the company itself is an economic shambles. This is the last group that Apple needs to ally itself with.
madamimadam
Oct 6, 08:13 AM
$2000.... let's not get silly now
$AU2000 I could believe but not $US2000.
$AU2000 I could believe but not $US2000.
obeygiant
Oct 26, 08:50 PM
http://inhabitat.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2010/10/new-139.jpghttp://inhabitat.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2010/10/new-617.jpg
link (http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/25/foster-partners-unveil-spaceport-america/)
New Mexico is well on its way to hosting the world’s first commercial passenger spaceport as Foster + Partners’ Spaceport America was dedicated this weekend. A partnership between the state of New Mexico and Virgin Galactic, the first-of-its-kind building is chock-full of state-of-the-art energy-saving features. Unfortunately, on the heels of the much anticipated project is a study showing that the fuel used for the space vehicles based there could significantly contribute to global warming. Turns out the spaceport, one of America’s greenest buildings, will be home to one of its dirtiest forms of transportation.
Located near the city of Las Cruses, the projected LEED Platinum building uses site-appropriate design and deeply integrated technologies to reduce its energy consumption. The low-profile building rises from the ground like a small hill and is made from locally sourced materials. Visitors enter though a passage cut into the terminal’s embedded mass. On either side, a series of earth tubes precondition the interior’s air and a ground-source heat pump helps reduce HVAC needs by a substantial 50-70%.
At the core of the facility is a large solar thermal and electric array which also allows light to penetrate to the lower hangers. A series of apertures dot the roof, allowing more natural light throughout the facility. Since it’s located in a desert, houses large equipment, and a large volume of people produce heat within the facility, it uses chilled beams in the public areas, radiant in-floor cooling, and displacement cooling in the large hangar to reduce energy demand. Natural ventilation takes care of the rest of the cooling needs. Water catchment, thermal mass, low-energy embedded materials and a slew other features ironically keeps the building well grounded.
The facility is expected to offer at least two space flights a day.
Awesome.
link (http://inhabitat.com/2010/10/25/foster-partners-unveil-spaceport-america/)
New Mexico is well on its way to hosting the world’s first commercial passenger spaceport as Foster + Partners’ Spaceport America was dedicated this weekend. A partnership between the state of New Mexico and Virgin Galactic, the first-of-its-kind building is chock-full of state-of-the-art energy-saving features. Unfortunately, on the heels of the much anticipated project is a study showing that the fuel used for the space vehicles based there could significantly contribute to global warming. Turns out the spaceport, one of America’s greenest buildings, will be home to one of its dirtiest forms of transportation.
Located near the city of Las Cruses, the projected LEED Platinum building uses site-appropriate design and deeply integrated technologies to reduce its energy consumption. The low-profile building rises from the ground like a small hill and is made from locally sourced materials. Visitors enter though a passage cut into the terminal’s embedded mass. On either side, a series of earth tubes precondition the interior’s air and a ground-source heat pump helps reduce HVAC needs by a substantial 50-70%.
At the core of the facility is a large solar thermal and electric array which also allows light to penetrate to the lower hangers. A series of apertures dot the roof, allowing more natural light throughout the facility. Since it’s located in a desert, houses large equipment, and a large volume of people produce heat within the facility, it uses chilled beams in the public areas, radiant in-floor cooling, and displacement cooling in the large hangar to reduce energy demand. Natural ventilation takes care of the rest of the cooling needs. Water catchment, thermal mass, low-energy embedded materials and a slew other features ironically keeps the building well grounded.
The facility is expected to offer at least two space flights a day.
Awesome.
MudLake
Oct 8, 05:38 PM
No matter what message board about mobile phones that you might stumble across, it's always the same story: Europe has a better system. I'm *still* waiting for someone to elaborate on what the N. American providers aren't providing.
I have 3G service for my laptop. I'm sorry I signed up even though I'm not the one paying for it. Wi-fi service has become so ubiquitous that 3G is hardly needed if all you're using it for is web browsing and e-mail. Is there anything else it's useful for that people actually want?
By the way, it's Deutche Telekom that's last to the 3G party in N. America.
I have 3G service for my laptop. I'm sorry I signed up even though I'm not the one paying for it. Wi-fi service has become so ubiquitous that 3G is hardly needed if all you're using it for is web browsing and e-mail. Is there anything else it's useful for that people actually want?
By the way, it's Deutche Telekom that's last to the 3G party in N. America.
getz76
May 6, 11:45 AM
Can someone explain to me why it passes 30 minutes of memory testing on Techtools Pro software but freezes once in while on handbrake video encoding and always on the backup???:mad:
Software-based memory tests are unreliable. The system is testing while running on the same memory controller and modules. Proper tests require dedicated hardware like THIS (http://www.memorytesters.com/).
Software-based memory tests are unreliable. The system is testing while running on the same memory controller and modules. Proper tests require dedicated hardware like THIS (http://www.memorytesters.com/).
Mav451
Feb 12, 09:46 AM
Heh lake tahoe. Quite an interesting place for a switch to happen. It's a really nice place for a vacation. Heck i got a lil golf/tennis time at Northstar; real fun place.
MacHamster68
Feb 7, 03:48 AM
upgrading the ram is a must 1 gb is a bit low today and as your mini has a intel gma 950 its shared graphics which makes it even more important to upgrade ram PC2-5300 DDR2 sodimm your mini can take 1 gb in one slot and 2 gb in the other so 3 gb ram in total , so if you got the money upgrade to 3 gb , if not just upgrade to 2 gb thats should improve things significantly , if you really want to spend something as you need to open the mini anyway to upgrade the ram ,upgrade to a 7200rpm harddrive
fistful
Dec 18, 05:18 PM
At first I was just playing around with animating images my sister emailed me of her recent ultrasound when it dawned on me to add a little apple flair and submit it in the contest. :)
xelterran
Sep 6, 08:08 AM
would it be possable to put the power4 in the powerbook - with multipul cores could it be classed as a DP? - or is that that just too hot and power consuming to go in powerbooks at the moment?
Berlepsch
Nov 2, 03:49 PM
Lots of circles for the geometrically inclined (with povray source)...
macabouttobe
Mar 22, 04:14 PM
From 8mm tape. I'm planning on getting a NAS with built in redundancy.. I learn so much from others experiences- Any tips, tricks, tweaks or whatever I need to know about? Anything i should be considering? My iMac has the latest iLife version. If it matters considering netgear readynas nv+.
john_satc
Feb 27, 04:16 PM
hi thanks all for your help. i just checked and i dont have keynote and here in the UK its �50 - ouch! i can't afford that either, at the moment im trying to find a way to pay of apple protection for my ibook at �200 - so i think iWorks will have to wait a while. it was hard enough getting the money to pay for iLife '05 Up-To-Date which should have come free. ahh! i love my iBook and all, and i thought once i shelled out all the money for it, i would have to pay anything on top. how wrong could i be! �200 insurance, iLife �15, ms works 4 apple �100 OR iWork at �50. it all adds up!
any other ideas or should i give in now?
thanks again though!
any other ideas or should i give in now?
thanks again though!
Lixivial
Oct 23, 05:42 PM
Nope, vniow, I can't load it in Opera, Firefox, Camino, IE6 or 7. Only Safari. On Windows I had to download the file and open it in GIMP.
EDIT: OK. Loading it with Quicktime's Picture Viewer on Windows works. Strange. :)
EDIT: OK. Loading it with Quicktime's Picture Viewer on Windows works. Strange. :)
galstaph
May 2, 07:53 PM
it will work just fine on bootcamp, as stated, it will run just like a similar spec windows machine. My recommendation though, from my experience, is to also run a fan control program when rendering as the mbp will get quite hot and it runs faster if you push the fans as the windows controller tends to be a little slower on the fans. For example, using max 2012 on my 2009 mbp it will hit 85-89C on a render while running fans around 5k... actually had it shut down on a render in the middle of the night, sucked... but using lubbos fan control (mbp specific fan control gui) I can push the fans to 6k and keep the temps just below 80C... same applies to revit, maya, c4d, etc rendering. hope that helps:D
powers74
Mar 15, 10:26 AM
Why, hello NOKIA...
GGJstudios
Mar 31, 11:14 AM
Try resetting the system management controller first (smc).
Resetting SMC will not have any effect on a hardware problem. Did you even read the OP's post? Or did you read it and you simply have no idea what you're talking about?
Resetting SMC will not have any effect on a hardware problem. Did you even read the OP's post? Or did you read it and you simply have no idea what you're talking about?
autacraft
Feb 11, 12:04 PM
Just bring up your 'stroke' commands box and alter the parameters such as dash and gap sizes (you'll find this drastically alters the flow of the line when you change the actual stroke line width).
Its a case of tailoring the 'fit' of the dashes until you are happy.
You can also try different 'corners' within the same commands box.
Its a case of tailoring the 'fit' of the dashes until you are happy.
You can also try different 'corners' within the same commands box.
steelfist
Dec 17, 08:19 AM
i'm not that stupid! it has worked before. but now it dosen't. i checked all the sound prefs too and unmuted, and disconnected the earphones.
flipperfeet
Oct 25, 10:11 AM
Damn. Exactly what I was going to say... down to the letter. So I shall repeat with different words to those listening:
Apple makes pennies on the iTMusicS (the story might be different for shows and games). Some people want to own an iPod, but don't want to pay iTS store prices or use their $0.99/song, end of story, model. Solution: buy mp3, d/l mp3 illegally, buy FairPlay elsewhere. With exception of Real Harmony, the last option has not existed.
Where Apple makes the money is iPod sales. HUGE money. However, Apple can't promote the three aforementioned options outright, not when it has the largest FairPlay (and altogether) legal music d/l store on the 'net. So the only thing they can do is not dissuade people from using the other options... forcefully, at least. All I remember Apple saying about Real Harmony was "they're hackers with questionable methods," or something like that.
As Mr. Green said, the only risk I would see is if others tried to make a FairPlay compatible "mp3" player. I wouldn't see it going places unless sync'd with iTunes or a different phenominal jukebox. Thus, Apple likely writes that possibility off as someone else "pulling a Zune."
hehe. We don't even know how the zune will do in reality but we love to pick on it here. I must be on a Mac Forum. :p
-Clive
Wow! "Does not make more than a few pennies." I do not think either of you appreciate the power of small numbers, when multiplied by millions of transactions and time. Soap companies have understood this for several hundred years, clearly Apple understands it as well. The individual unit profit on iPods is clearly higher, but each iPod sold acts as a multiplier of where the real money is made. What a dream to earn just one half of one cent of every iTunes purchase. If globally they sell a million songs a day, I'd receive $5k a day or $1,825,000 a year.
Apple makes pennies on the iTMusicS (the story might be different for shows and games). Some people want to own an iPod, but don't want to pay iTS store prices or use their $0.99/song, end of story, model. Solution: buy mp3, d/l mp3 illegally, buy FairPlay elsewhere. With exception of Real Harmony, the last option has not existed.
Where Apple makes the money is iPod sales. HUGE money. However, Apple can't promote the three aforementioned options outright, not when it has the largest FairPlay (and altogether) legal music d/l store on the 'net. So the only thing they can do is not dissuade people from using the other options... forcefully, at least. All I remember Apple saying about Real Harmony was "they're hackers with questionable methods," or something like that.
As Mr. Green said, the only risk I would see is if others tried to make a FairPlay compatible "mp3" player. I wouldn't see it going places unless sync'd with iTunes or a different phenominal jukebox. Thus, Apple likely writes that possibility off as someone else "pulling a Zune."
hehe. We don't even know how the zune will do in reality but we love to pick on it here. I must be on a Mac Forum. :p
-Clive
Wow! "Does not make more than a few pennies." I do not think either of you appreciate the power of small numbers, when multiplied by millions of transactions and time. Soap companies have understood this for several hundred years, clearly Apple understands it as well. The individual unit profit on iPods is clearly higher, but each iPod sold acts as a multiplier of where the real money is made. What a dream to earn just one half of one cent of every iTunes purchase. If globally they sell a million songs a day, I'd receive $5k a day or $1,825,000 a year.
RebeccaL
Apr 4, 07:33 AM
Both cases have the stretching silicone problem. But the Neohybrid Matte has it worst. Also it does not cover the ports unless you buy the separate covers set.
How about the Neo Hybrid EX.
How about the Neo Hybrid EX.
Marzzz
Mar 14, 05:15 PM
Zune. Zima.
LOLz
LOLz
balamw
Apr 5, 07:26 AM
Post some code for us to know what you are trying to do.
You do know that the accelerometer output consists of 3 values for the X Y and Z components of acceleration, right?
See: http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/iphone-tutorial-reading-the-accelerometer for example. (Google search, no experience with the tutorial).
B
You do know that the accelerometer output consists of 3 values for the X Y and Z components of acceleration, right?
See: http://www.switchonthecode.com/tutorials/iphone-tutorial-reading-the-accelerometer for example. (Google search, no experience with the tutorial).
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iceterminal
Mar 29, 05:57 PM
Sounds like the OP is trying to be some idiotic little child that is trying to get someone to wipe their phone.
You know, if your phone is set to erase after 10 incorrect tries. Most people that use a code use this feature as well.
I've seen several attempts by children to do this on here and other forums. Why do kids get their jollies off other people's misery?
Now we know why some animals eat their young.
You know, if your phone is set to erase after 10 incorrect tries. Most people that use a code use this feature as well.
I've seen several attempts by children to do this on here and other forums. Why do kids get their jollies off other people's misery?
Now we know why some animals eat their young.
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