MattMK45
Apr 13, 08:18 AM
If the battery is accepting a charge, it would generate heat as well as the charger. If it does not, then it migh be your DC-in board.
I think you are right, when the cord is in the laptop it does not make any heat of any sort and the noise is made by something which is inside the casing.
I think you are right, when the cord is in the laptop it does not make any heat of any sort and the noise is made by something which is inside the casing.
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
f00f
Sep 8, 04:33 PM
Interesting to see that we can create configuration profiles that contain VPN settings for Juniper SSL VPNs, which require a third-party app from Juniper that doesn't exist yet. :(
txa1265
Jun 17, 01:57 PM
Not everyone wants to have to click through an obscure link just to see what the OP was talking about. :rolleyes:
So instead, you download the image and re-post without link attribution? And rather than even taking the time to even *look* at the link itself - which would have taken 0.5 seconds - you simply mindlessly duplicated it and pretended you had a new idea?
http://scienceblogs.com/sunclipse/picard-facepalm.jpg (http://www.facepalm.org/)
So instead, you download the image and re-post without link attribution? And rather than even taking the time to even *look* at the link itself - which would have taken 0.5 seconds - you simply mindlessly duplicated it and pretended you had a new idea?
http://scienceblogs.com/sunclipse/picard-facepalm.jpg (http://www.facepalm.org/)
clintob
Oct 26, 05:23 PM
Am I the only person around here who doesn't see an issue with scratches on this (or for that matter the current iPods)?
I know the plastic scratches, but does that honestly affect your use or viewing at all? The few scratches that are on my 5.5G iPod (and before that, my nano) have absolutely no effect on my viewing of the display whatsoever? If the backlight is off, or you hold it at a weird angle maybe, but otherwise who cares? Why do phones and iPods and other handhelds always have to look shiny new?
I personally scuff up my sneakers and jeans as soon as I buy them. Same idea here... I kinda like when stuff is broken in. Feels better to me. If it affected viewing in some way I would understand, but it really doesn't?
I know the plastic scratches, but does that honestly affect your use or viewing at all? The few scratches that are on my 5.5G iPod (and before that, my nano) have absolutely no effect on my viewing of the display whatsoever? If the backlight is off, or you hold it at a weird angle maybe, but otherwise who cares? Why do phones and iPods and other handhelds always have to look shiny new?
I personally scuff up my sneakers and jeans as soon as I buy them. Same idea here... I kinda like when stuff is broken in. Feels better to me. If it affected viewing in some way I would understand, but it really doesn't?
Jaffa Cake
Dec 22, 07:41 AM
The longer you keep hold of it, the less people will have a Mac that will require the older card (as they upgrade, they'll be wanting an Airport extreme card, or whatever comes along next to replace it).
Your best bet is probably just to pop it in the post to me � it'll go nicely with my G3 iBook. I won't charge you anything for taking it off your hands, seeing as how it's Christmas. :p
Your best bet is probably just to pop it in the post to me � it'll go nicely with my G3 iBook. I won't charge you anything for taking it off your hands, seeing as how it's Christmas. :p
mstrze
Apr 2, 03:23 PM
I've not ever seen pop-ups on this site in the 2 years I've been visiting.
Could it be from another site you might have up in the background?
Could it be from another site you might have up in the background?
natey
Dec 31, 12:31 AM
I don't like the colors. And too much info, looks bloated.
I like the old one better, simple and clean.
I like the old one better, simple and clean.
marcuschait@mac
May 19, 10:55 AM
thanks kgarner...any reccomendation as to a program i might want to use that isnt too tough to figure out? any free downloads for this, or is this a new thing that i have to purchase?
thanks!@
marcus
thanks!@
marcus
guywithaproblem
Apr 19, 09:42 PM
I need to use the macbook air for watching videos, listening to 35 gb of music, browsing the web. But most importantly i need it for djing on the go. so what specs should i order? and if possible some good dj programs.but thats not important. i just need help deciding which Mba to take!!!!!!! :confused:
mpossoff
Apr 9, 06:39 AM
I read here that many rave about the Otterbox Commuter. A hybrid case that has silicone.
When I look at the silicone, it is a bit softer than many others that I have seen.
What is the life of the silicone? Does it get stretched out? Does it tear? How about the polycarbonate...does it scratch or discolor (thinking of getting the white shell).
Thanks for your thoughts.
Otterbox has a guarantee. If you need a new silicon they'll send you a knew one no questions asked.
When I look at the silicone, it is a bit softer than many others that I have seen.
What is the life of the silicone? Does it get stretched out? Does it tear? How about the polycarbonate...does it scratch or discolor (thinking of getting the white shell).
Thanks for your thoughts.
Otterbox has a guarantee. If you need a new silicon they'll send you a knew one no questions asked.
Jolly Giant
Apr 29, 11:15 AM
#15 through #17 in this (http://web.me.com/pondini/Time_Machine/FAQ.html) user tip may prove informative.
Macparatodos
Sep 14, 04:03 PM
I just received this email from iTunes Store after I requested information how to upgrade.
Dear Alfredo,
Thank you for your interest in the new higher resolution 640 x 480 video format now offered on the iTunes Store.
I understand your concerns about your purchase of the videos a few months ago. I regret to inform you that I will be unable to give you a higher-resolution version of this video.
Please review the iTunes Store Terms of Sale, which state that all sales are final:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/legal/policies.html
Sincerely,
Timothy
iTunes Store Customer Support
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww/
Dear Alfredo,
Thank you for your interest in the new higher resolution 640 x 480 video format now offered on the iTunes Store.
I understand your concerns about your purchase of the videos a few months ago. I regret to inform you that I will be unable to give you a higher-resolution version of this video.
Please review the iTunes Store Terms of Sale, which state that all sales are final:
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/legal/policies.html
Sincerely,
Timothy
iTunes Store Customer Support
http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/ww/
Yvan256
Mar 18, 10:21 AM
The bottom of the left text ("LE SITE DES MARI�S") gets cut off, I cannot read the last word.
dante@sisna.com
Jan 23, 05:21 PM
I just had an Art Director for a Stop Motion Animation Movie Company leave our shop. We ran a bunch of 3x6 foot fine art prints for her for the Sundance Film Festival (we are in Utah).
She and her art team created the posters digitally from a series of still photos taken with a Nikon D-300. The still photos were of painted sets and set characters. The paints they used were very pastel-like and bright. They then pushed these prints and added text in RGB format in Illustrator and Photoshop.
Their display was a Dell 30" high Color.
We showed them proofs on a calibrated high gamut HP LP3065 and then on an ACD 23".
Our printers for this job are fully calibrated (closed loop color) HP Z3100, Colorspan Displaymaker, and HP DesignJet 130 both with EFI Designer XL RIPS with full Spectrophotometer Support.
The art director was highly bummed that the InkJet Prints would not match her Dell or our HP LP3065 (both very wide gamut). She had no background in Color Management and no understanding of RGB versus CMYK, if you can imagine this!!
She kept moaning that she needed to find a way for the print to match her display. We kept telling her to refer to the ACD 23 for a more realistic expectation as to how the prints would look in final form.
It was amazing to me her lack of understanding of color gamut and how cmyk printing cannot match today's HC or High Gamut Monitors.
I offer this to this thread as there are a lot of people complaining that Apple's ACD's are "out-of-date," etc.
Actually, they are not: they are simply technology that is very targeted at a group of professionals that Apple use to covet as its "own:" print professionals and print-based photographers.
While Apple has moved past this market heavily into entertainment and broadcast video, their monitors have remained focused on this area. Surely they will update them. But for now, please understand why Apple's ACD's remain as they are and that they still have a large user base that actually needs and prefers these gamut specs.
I am of the belief that a creative shop should have many monitors as we do: some high gamut and some standard SWOP gamut, like ACD's.
We moved far beyond print a long time ago: we focus now on Video, CMS-based web development and broadcasting, and Flash. High Gamut is great for this (though not without its risks even for this market as many end-users have older, low gamut LCD's).
But to call Apple's ACD's out of date is just pain misinformation and lack of knowledge on a complex and tricky subject.
She and her art team created the posters digitally from a series of still photos taken with a Nikon D-300. The still photos were of painted sets and set characters. The paints they used were very pastel-like and bright. They then pushed these prints and added text in RGB format in Illustrator and Photoshop.
Their display was a Dell 30" high Color.
We showed them proofs on a calibrated high gamut HP LP3065 and then on an ACD 23".
Our printers for this job are fully calibrated (closed loop color) HP Z3100, Colorspan Displaymaker, and HP DesignJet 130 both with EFI Designer XL RIPS with full Spectrophotometer Support.
The art director was highly bummed that the InkJet Prints would not match her Dell or our HP LP3065 (both very wide gamut). She had no background in Color Management and no understanding of RGB versus CMYK, if you can imagine this!!
She kept moaning that she needed to find a way for the print to match her display. We kept telling her to refer to the ACD 23 for a more realistic expectation as to how the prints would look in final form.
It was amazing to me her lack of understanding of color gamut and how cmyk printing cannot match today's HC or High Gamut Monitors.
I offer this to this thread as there are a lot of people complaining that Apple's ACD's are "out-of-date," etc.
Actually, they are not: they are simply technology that is very targeted at a group of professionals that Apple use to covet as its "own:" print professionals and print-based photographers.
While Apple has moved past this market heavily into entertainment and broadcast video, their monitors have remained focused on this area. Surely they will update them. But for now, please understand why Apple's ACD's remain as they are and that they still have a large user base that actually needs and prefers these gamut specs.
I am of the belief that a creative shop should have many monitors as we do: some high gamut and some standard SWOP gamut, like ACD's.
We moved far beyond print a long time ago: we focus now on Video, CMS-based web development and broadcasting, and Flash. High Gamut is great for this (though not without its risks even for this market as many end-users have older, low gamut LCD's).
But to call Apple's ACD's out of date is just pain misinformation and lack of knowledge on a complex and tricky subject.
johnsonkap
Dec 9, 01:35 AM
http://www.barryrudolph.com/newtoys/toys6/graphics/v89.gif
It's a cordless or wireless lapel mic. It shouldn't be hard to find one. Just do a searh on the internet. The link below is to an eBay store. The part hanging on your back is the mic transmitter. You will need a receiver as well to connect to an amplifier and speakers make a complete system.
________________
Sound Effects (http://www.audiomicro.com/sound effects/)
It's a cordless or wireless lapel mic. It shouldn't be hard to find one. Just do a searh on the internet. The link below is to an eBay store. The part hanging on your back is the mic transmitter. You will need a receiver as well to connect to an amplifier and speakers make a complete system.
________________
Sound Effects (http://www.audiomicro.com/sound effects/)
cadillaccactus
Sep 13, 12:45 PM
The media center market is a dismal failure. And that's because a computer is too expensive for the living room. A few people will use things like minis, but it's impossible to make it cheap enough to be a mainstream solution.
This is true. People do not want to use their computer as a TV, it is impractical. but having access to your computer's media on your TV is a completely separate notion, and a good one at that.
i think theyve nailed this one.
This is true. People do not want to use their computer as a TV, it is impractical. but having access to your computer's media on your TV is a completely separate notion, and a good one at that.
i think theyve nailed this one.
Eric374
Mar 8, 08:24 PM
The big question....is it 4G compatible?
5G, duh! :D:p
5G, duh! :D:p
bigmanathome24
Apr 6, 12:58 PM
Just to remove a block that will keep the same form. But how would a regex help? (not being funny... Just really not sure how I would implement it)
Mr. Zorg
Sep 8, 11:32 PM
What about the Cisco AnyConnect app? I keep reading old news how it'll be released when iOS 4 is - so where is it? I want this but can't find it in the app store. Or is it something your network admin has to get from Cisco and install for you?
jointsmoking
Oct 14, 12:39 PM
great app for new junkies - even better now !
MowingDevil
Apr 14, 02:05 AM
You don't need it you are correct. I'd need to do a comparison to really find out what the difference is. From what I've been able to find out it seems the active DI is best for instruments w/ active pickups like some basses & acoustic guitars. The guys from Radial say their units allow for a wider dynamic range if I understood that right....whereas some cheaper passive units clip off some portions of a hot signal. The J48 is both passive & active (via phantom power). I'm still trying to sort all this out.
Fubar1977
Feb 21, 06:01 AM
Sounds like there were much bigger issues here than a simple spelling error.
Cole JM
May 3, 07:49 PM
New iMac (2011) is running 10.6.6 and not 10.6.7, why is this?
it also doesnt come up in Software update
it also doesnt come up in Software update
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