maflynn
Apr 18, 08:48 AM
If you have spare $99 bugs, I'd say go for it.
Otherwise: NO.
That's the bottom line. You're dropping a c-note on a developer preview. If you want spend that much money to play around with go for it. In the past (except for SL) upgrades were costing around 125 so in theory you could save some money if apple follows that path. If they don't, you run the potential of over-paying for the OS
Otherwise: NO.
That's the bottom line. You're dropping a c-note on a developer preview. If you want spend that much money to play around with go for it. In the past (except for SL) upgrades were costing around 125 so in theory you could save some money if apple follows that path. If they don't, you run the potential of over-paying for the OS
toddybody
Apr 15, 11:17 AM
iOS does what NintenDONT, to quote a long, lost video game ad campaign.
It would be nice to see Nintendo games for the iPad/iPhone. But I won't hold my breath. They are a hardware maker, and so goes that. But someday they may have to seriously consider this, especially since every other kid these days has an iPhone, and they are getting them younger and younger. My friend's 7-year old wants one.. an iPhone that is.
Donkey Kong Country, Mario 3, Starfox 64 on the iPad...
FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It would be nice to see Nintendo games for the iPad/iPhone. But I won't hold my breath. They are a hardware maker, and so goes that. But someday they may have to seriously consider this, especially since every other kid these days has an iPhone, and they are getting them younger and younger. My friend's 7-year old wants one.. an iPhone that is.
Donkey Kong Country, Mario 3, Starfox 64 on the iPad...
FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jobesucks
Apr 11, 01:56 PM
try this http://codesagar.com/content/guides/win7download.html
YesThatGuy
Sep 10, 09:57 PM
I got it from the Fantasy Factory event that Rob Dyrdek hosted on Thursday. No I did not go myself :( but I have a friend that went and he said they had lots of copies for everyone that attended. I tried all week to get me a early copy but no luck.
Any of you get a copy early and want to play? And if you did get it early, how? Maybe others wanna get it early
Any of you get a copy early and want to play? And if you did get it early, how? Maybe others wanna get it early
ender land
May 3, 11:33 PM
A. Which version of Xcode?
B. What kind of file are you pasting into? .cpp, .mm, something else?
C. If you disable syntax coloring, does the problem disappear?
A) 3.2 (or whatever the latest on 3 is)
B) it is a relatively lengthy .cpp file
c) I am not sure, I will check that
How much free space available on the boot drive, and what size drvie, before the paste operation?
Some 40GB worth of space (getting to the point I need a new drive!)
If this is an issue with the syntax highlighter, then it wouldn't be this code per se, but the context in which the code is being inserted. I notice that it's really deeply indented (or at least for my style it is).
Yeah it is fairly nested unfortunately as a result of a lot of logic :(
It is possible that the use of "i" as an iterator was causing problems as this was nested in another larger loop using the variable "i" in an alternate iterator.
Maybe xcode just goes insane trying to track the variables if you do this? STill seems weird to lag that badly.
B. What kind of file are you pasting into? .cpp, .mm, something else?
C. If you disable syntax coloring, does the problem disappear?
A) 3.2 (or whatever the latest on 3 is)
B) it is a relatively lengthy .cpp file
c) I am not sure, I will check that
How much free space available on the boot drive, and what size drvie, before the paste operation?
Some 40GB worth of space (getting to the point I need a new drive!)
If this is an issue with the syntax highlighter, then it wouldn't be this code per se, but the context in which the code is being inserted. I notice that it's really deeply indented (or at least for my style it is).
Yeah it is fairly nested unfortunately as a result of a lot of logic :(
It is possible that the use of "i" as an iterator was causing problems as this was nested in another larger loop using the variable "i" in an alternate iterator.
Maybe xcode just goes insane trying to track the variables if you do this? STill seems weird to lag that badly.
idonotliketostu
May 8, 11:18 PM
okay, i just bought an iphone from one of the members,
still looking for one more!
still looking for one more!
bizfox
Apr 16, 03:18 AM
Same as the poster above. Very clear sound...
katchow
Sep 23, 10:51 AM
does it have a vanity mirror?
sk58781111
Mar 15, 06:00 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/8C148a)
phone 7 is next.
phone 7 is next.
szsiddiq
Nov 7, 09:28 PM
there are still things about pages that erk me...keynote, though is hands down much better than powerpoint
peharri
Jan 9, 09:58 AM
from John Gruber at Daringfireball.net (http://www.daringfireball.net)
i have to agree that would be even cooler than a new phone; a new mobile platform entirely. unlikely, but cool.
Don't think it's that unlikely.
1. Take NEXTSTEP. Add some OS X enhancements, such as the GUI, most of Darwin, but leave out new frameworks etc unless they're absolutely necessary, and forget about 90% of the device drivers and stuff as they're unnecessary.
2. Add Java (at least, J2ME)
3. Add Quicktime
Result: OS X Lite. They could easily have been keeping this in development for the last ten years, as they did OS X for Intel, without anyone knowing. For the most part, it's a set of Makefile flags added to Mac OS X.
But that's not the only way of doing it. An alternative is to take an OS like Mac OS 9, remove some of the unnecessary stuff, upgrade the GUI a little, and have Java and maybe CarbonLib. Very low on the resource requirements, very efficient.
Apple doesn't have to build this thing from the ground up. It already has two candidates in terms of old systems that have 90% of the functionality required and just need tweaking and a UI overhaul to make them "just work".
i have to agree that would be even cooler than a new phone; a new mobile platform entirely. unlikely, but cool.
Don't think it's that unlikely.
1. Take NEXTSTEP. Add some OS X enhancements, such as the GUI, most of Darwin, but leave out new frameworks etc unless they're absolutely necessary, and forget about 90% of the device drivers and stuff as they're unnecessary.
2. Add Java (at least, J2ME)
3. Add Quicktime
Result: OS X Lite. They could easily have been keeping this in development for the last ten years, as they did OS X for Intel, without anyone knowing. For the most part, it's a set of Makefile flags added to Mac OS X.
But that's not the only way of doing it. An alternative is to take an OS like Mac OS 9, remove some of the unnecessary stuff, upgrade the GUI a little, and have Java and maybe CarbonLib. Very low on the resource requirements, very efficient.
Apple doesn't have to build this thing from the ground up. It already has two candidates in terms of old systems that have 90% of the functionality required and just need tweaking and a UI overhaul to make them "just work".
kretzy
Dec 19, 09:22 AM
Thanks for the positive feedback guys! ;) :)
Vereina
Apr 15, 03:17 AM
I have done almost exactly the same (a Vertex 2 120Gb in a 2008 Mac Pro).
I ordered the 3.5" SSD for exactly that reason, to simplify fitting in one of the two spare disk bays. However, I actually had some difficulty fitting; see this thread:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1134200
The way I ended up fitting the SSD seems to have worked fine, and I subsequently ordered a 240Gb SSD which I installed in the same way. Neither of the SSDs came with their own screws, so I used the ones in the Mac's own sleds; if your SSD has suitable screws supplied with it, you may find the fitting rather easier.
As for installing OS X:
I simply used Disk Utility to copy the original boot drive to the SSD. Prior to doing this, I moved my home folder to a separate data volume (so that I can still boot from the original HD and use the same home directories), but it obviously isn't necessary to do that. This all worked fine.
(I realise that some people advise using different tools to clone the boot volume. I have no experience of this, so all I can say is that Disk Utility worked fine. Cloning is presumably a lot quicker than reinstalling everything from scratch.)
I also applied the TRIM patch, which seems to have worked fine, with no ill effects.
I ordered the 3.5" SSD for exactly that reason, to simplify fitting in one of the two spare disk bays. However, I actually had some difficulty fitting; see this thread:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1134200
The way I ended up fitting the SSD seems to have worked fine, and I subsequently ordered a 240Gb SSD which I installed in the same way. Neither of the SSDs came with their own screws, so I used the ones in the Mac's own sleds; if your SSD has suitable screws supplied with it, you may find the fitting rather easier.
As for installing OS X:
I simply used Disk Utility to copy the original boot drive to the SSD. Prior to doing this, I moved my home folder to a separate data volume (so that I can still boot from the original HD and use the same home directories), but it obviously isn't necessary to do that. This all worked fine.
(I realise that some people advise using different tools to clone the boot volume. I have no experience of this, so all I can say is that Disk Utility worked fine. Cloning is presumably a lot quicker than reinstalling everything from scratch.)
I also applied the TRIM patch, which seems to have worked fine, with no ill effects.
roadbloc
Dec 14, 06:28 AM
Meh, who even uses that feature?
madamimadam
Aug 28, 08:17 PM
Let's get to the really important points of all this:
WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WASTES SO MUCH TIME DOING THIS?????
I think I need to get a job at Apple is they have so much spare time that they can pull something like that off.
WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WASTES SO MUCH TIME DOING THIS?????
I think I need to get a job at Apple is they have so much spare time that they can pull something like that off.
drew.bowser
Feb 16, 01:39 PM
So questions about the sensors on the 2010 Mac Mini.
Are the 2 sensors on the hard drive the same part.
Being the idiot that I am, I broke the sensor that mounts on the hard drive its self. I have been looking for a part number or part to order and the only thing I can come up with is
Apple Part #: 076-1360
****After 45 minutes with a call center in India they are saying the sensor is part number 076-1369...any thought?
Now this sensor is the one that mounts on the sata conector...any ideas if it will work for the back as well?
My fan is running at a constant speed ot 5500rpm....at least I know it will stay cool.
Oh and by the way, I replaced my stock Toshiba 320gb 5400rpm drive with a Hitachi 7k5...WOW amazing upgrade. I clocked a direct copy of a file that was 2.29gb and the Toshiba was 2min55sec and the Hitachi did it in 1min1sec... 2 minutes FASTER!
I need help ASAP as this is my main machine right now.
~Andrew
Are the 2 sensors on the hard drive the same part.
Being the idiot that I am, I broke the sensor that mounts on the hard drive its self. I have been looking for a part number or part to order and the only thing I can come up with is
Apple Part #: 076-1360
****After 45 minutes with a call center in India they are saying the sensor is part number 076-1369...any thought?
Now this sensor is the one that mounts on the sata conector...any ideas if it will work for the back as well?
My fan is running at a constant speed ot 5500rpm....at least I know it will stay cool.
Oh and by the way, I replaced my stock Toshiba 320gb 5400rpm drive with a Hitachi 7k5...WOW amazing upgrade. I clocked a direct copy of a file that was 2.29gb and the Toshiba was 2min55sec and the Hitachi did it in 1min1sec... 2 minutes FASTER!
I need help ASAP as this is my main machine right now.
~Andrew
0815
Mar 14, 08:14 PM
Wasn't even aware that they are still producing that thing or even investing in it. I never ever have seen a Zune - it was just like it never existed.
btw: do we have any real sales numbers of how many windows mobile 7 units where sold to real customers (not to the stores/providers/employees) ? I still haven't seen any windows mobile 7 phone in the wild .... makes me wonder if it will join the Kin and Zune soon?
whats a "Zune?"
It was to the iPod what the win mobile 7 is to the iPhone ....
This (http://thenextweb.com/microsoft/2011/02/08/zune-ate-apples-movie-sales-market-share-in-2010/) won't have Apple laughing.
yeah right, this huge success is probably the reason why they killed the Zune - not acceptable that a newer MS product is a success - or maybe you shouldn't believe MS sponsored stuff that claims that MS products are superior.
btw: do we have any real sales numbers of how many windows mobile 7 units where sold to real customers (not to the stores/providers/employees) ? I still haven't seen any windows mobile 7 phone in the wild .... makes me wonder if it will join the Kin and Zune soon?
whats a "Zune?"
It was to the iPod what the win mobile 7 is to the iPhone ....
This (http://thenextweb.com/microsoft/2011/02/08/zune-ate-apples-movie-sales-market-share-in-2010/) won't have Apple laughing.
yeah right, this huge success is probably the reason why they killed the Zune - not acceptable that a newer MS product is a success - or maybe you shouldn't believe MS sponsored stuff that claims that MS products are superior.
shyam09
Apr 23, 02:03 PM
Probably a poor choice of words from my side.
I mean that the last 5 lines of the page were transferred to an extra page.
i cant be 100% sure that my method will work, but just give it a shot.
Now a common problem i find with word that sometimes annoys me is the "space before/after paragraph" i am not 100% sure that word has it on the mac .. but what might be the problem is that both [B]before/B] and [B]after [or for that case one] may be checked and thus producing a greater amount of lines.
this could also have something to do with the translation of the files from pages to docx...
two solutions you may try would be:
1. make sure that there are no spaces "before or after" the paragraph
http://uksbsguy.com/images/c85a232101fd_1312B/image_thumb1.png
http://www.espacomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/word-office-2011.png
now i haven't opened up word 2011 for about a week of so so my memory isn't as accurate [and i dont have my mac with me now..] but if you see on the above image where the "5" is on the ruler. right above that is two opposite lines with a space in between. click that and you might see the first image.. if not re post and i will post something as soon as i get my mac [ in a couple of hours +/-?]
2. try emailing yourself the text and then copy and pasting it into a word document straight from the email.. this might work and get rid of the spacing issues? [but remember to make sure it's single spaced.. and then double space it on the word document?]
i hope it works out!!
I mean that the last 5 lines of the page were transferred to an extra page.
i cant be 100% sure that my method will work, but just give it a shot.
Now a common problem i find with word that sometimes annoys me is the "space before/after paragraph" i am not 100% sure that word has it on the mac .. but what might be the problem is that both [B]before/B] and [B]after [or for that case one] may be checked and thus producing a greater amount of lines.
this could also have something to do with the translation of the files from pages to docx...
two solutions you may try would be:
1. make sure that there are no spaces "before or after" the paragraph
http://uksbsguy.com/images/c85a232101fd_1312B/image_thumb1.png
http://www.espacomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/word-office-2011.png
now i haven't opened up word 2011 for about a week of so so my memory isn't as accurate [and i dont have my mac with me now..] but if you see on the above image where the "5" is on the ruler. right above that is two opposite lines with a space in between. click that and you might see the first image.. if not re post and i will post something as soon as i get my mac [ in a couple of hours +/-?]
2. try emailing yourself the text and then copy and pasting it into a word document straight from the email.. this might work and get rid of the spacing issues? [but remember to make sure it's single spaced.. and then double space it on the word document?]
i hope it works out!!
dsyntax
Sep 11, 10:59 AM
Like a bunch of the posters already, I was in the second period of the day in my High School. The headmaster came into my class and asked us to gather in the chapel with the rest of the school. I have to admit, my first reaction before I knew anything about the trajedy was, "Sweet, no more Latin today."
It was pretty scary actually since my school was about 100 yards from the National Cathedral in Washington DC and there was some concern among the administrators that it might be a target. I ended up walking the three miles home with my mom who had to walk the whole way home from her work since the city was basically shut down.
I remember in the weeks after that every plane I saw descending toward National Airport looked like it was coming in too fast and too low to be normal.
It was pretty scary actually since my school was about 100 yards from the National Cathedral in Washington DC and there was some concern among the administrators that it might be a target. I ended up walking the three miles home with my mom who had to walk the whole way home from her work since the city was basically shut down.
I remember in the weeks after that every plane I saw descending toward National Airport looked like it was coming in too fast and too low to be normal.
WyldRyce
Apr 26, 03:42 PM
I believe p0sixninja is working on it as well.
princealfie
Dec 9, 12:46 AM
Interesting ad. :cool:
v2club
Apr 24, 08:22 PM
Is there any way to get a backlit keyboard on 13" MBA? For example buying one for 13" MBP and swapping it? And would Apple bring it back when they launch the new MBA in the summer?
therealseebs
Apr 28, 03:29 PM
Late 2010 13" MBA. The internal display has just started flickering. This is completely absent at half-brightness (say, the way the screen dims when idle), but at full brightness it's VERY noticeable. Not affected by whether or not I'm plugged in. Just started today. No effect from sleeping, rebooting, power cycling, etc.
I'm just guessing that this means I have to drop it off at an Apple Store and wait a week, doesn't it.
I'm just guessing that this means I have to drop it off at an Apple Store and wait a week, doesn't it.
achie25
Oct 4, 11:45 AM
Introducing Apple Galileo™. :) All-in-one PDA, digital camera, phone and mp3 player.
Would be AWESOME! Exactly what I have been wanting. You know it is only a matter of time. I'll take 2 please!!
Would be AWESOME! Exactly what I have been wanting. You know it is only a matter of time. I'll take 2 please!!
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