Parental
Feb 1, 09:03 AM
ACD doesnt have HDCP now in anacronistic.I can't buy a display if i can't use bluray o ps3.For you when NEW ACD can come out?
Cool Hwhip
Mar 28, 12:07 PM
Never. Return your iPad 2 if this will prevent you from enjoying it.
Were you raised as a quitter?
Were you raised as a quitter?
slackpacker
Apr 7, 08:29 PM
Its the crapy drivers Apple has crippled an almost perfect laptop for a switcher or multi OS user. There are alternatives right now but they are complex hacks and best avoided in my opinion. I guess we will have to wait for the next rev. There is a new Bootcamp update.. but it does not mention a new Trackpad driver in the release notes.
andrew1986
Apr 4, 05:35 PM
Just ordered a refurbished 11 inch MBA (1.6 C2D/4gb) and a portable 1TB external hdd for my upcoming deployment to Afghanistan. I'll be lugging around enough gear as it is, so my 2.5 year old heavy MBP is going on Ebay!
Maestro64
Oct 5, 01:33 PM
No, it isn't, and they may have GPS but that's a coincidence and I can tell you flat out that T-Mobile does not use GPS to locate your phone.
The Federally Mandated Requirement is that the mobile operator is able to locate your position. The technology they use is up to them. GSM operators do it via triangulation. E911 is supposed to work regardless of how old the phone is that you're using. Do you think your 1980s Motorola brick AMPS phone has a GPS receiver in it?
The company that provides the triangulation technology is True Position. This is the primary solution used today for locating people using cell phones. However, it is expensive to deploy and the reason providers rather use GPS since it does not require them to update their Cell towers.
The Federally Mandated Requirement is that the mobile operator is able to locate your position. The technology they use is up to them. GSM operators do it via triangulation. E911 is supposed to work regardless of how old the phone is that you're using. Do you think your 1980s Motorola brick AMPS phone has a GPS receiver in it?
The company that provides the triangulation technology is True Position. This is the primary solution used today for locating people using cell phones. However, it is expensive to deploy and the reason providers rather use GPS since it does not require them to update their Cell towers.
kishorbm
May 26, 03:34 PM
The entrance you ant is the one by gregs and hsbc. It's open at about 6am ;). If you want in earlier go down to the abbey entrance to the left is a set of stairs. Go down them and cross the service road. Through the fire exit and up the stairs and follow the corridoor. It comes out bang opposite the apple store.
is the abbey entrance where burger king is?
cheers for the info
is the abbey entrance where burger king is?
cheers for the info
swy32x
Sep 13, 02:10 AM
Pfft.
Since when has Apple cared?
They should have left it on ... disappointing.
Since when has Apple cared?
They should have left it on ... disappointing.
NAG
Apr 15, 02:27 PM
I have to agree here.
Until they find games that the 3D is actually part of game play (it is essential to the actual game and not just add on prettyness), it's just a nice extra but it's a gimmick and not enough to actually sell it over other devices. ANd I really don't see how 3d, at least how it is implemented in the Nintendo, can really be implemented to be part of game play and not just something to pretty up the screen. Sure, it adds to the experience, but it's not essential to the experience. You could play a similar game on another game player easily enough, just not as "pretty".
Any console/hand held in the end, if it is going to sell itself for playing games, has to get the games that make people want it to play them.
Not to rain on your parade but there will never be a game that requires 3D for the 3DS. It will always be optional because not everyone can use it/see it or at the very least can play it for as long before they are fatigued. Game designers probably won't be too keen to limit their market like that for something that would work just as well as a 2D game.
As far as iOS gaming and the virtual joystick kludge, I agree. It is like how in some very early console games/programs you had a full on mouse cursor that you controlled with the D-pad. How long did it take them to figure out that was a horrible idea? You have to design for the device, and not many developers are doing it (great examples of how not to do it are the various RPGs with maybe the exception of Battleheart but even that is a bit clunky). Personally, I hope someone ports a game like Aquaria or Ocarina of Time because I think touch based gaming is much better at music than console or keyboard & mouse because it can just give you a keyboard or some other simulation.
Until they find games that the 3D is actually part of game play (it is essential to the actual game and not just add on prettyness), it's just a nice extra but it's a gimmick and not enough to actually sell it over other devices. ANd I really don't see how 3d, at least how it is implemented in the Nintendo, can really be implemented to be part of game play and not just something to pretty up the screen. Sure, it adds to the experience, but it's not essential to the experience. You could play a similar game on another game player easily enough, just not as "pretty".
Any console/hand held in the end, if it is going to sell itself for playing games, has to get the games that make people want it to play them.
Not to rain on your parade but there will never be a game that requires 3D for the 3DS. It will always be optional because not everyone can use it/see it or at the very least can play it for as long before they are fatigued. Game designers probably won't be too keen to limit their market like that for something that would work just as well as a 2D game.
As far as iOS gaming and the virtual joystick kludge, I agree. It is like how in some very early console games/programs you had a full on mouse cursor that you controlled with the D-pad. How long did it take them to figure out that was a horrible idea? You have to design for the device, and not many developers are doing it (great examples of how not to do it are the various RPGs with maybe the exception of Battleheart but even that is a bit clunky). Personally, I hope someone ports a game like Aquaria or Ocarina of Time because I think touch based gaming is much better at music than console or keyboard & mouse because it can just give you a keyboard or some other simulation.
BlizzardBomb
Sep 2, 01:00 PM
I think the troubleshooting sections should be spun off to their own pages. That way it can be consolidated down to a single page.
elppa
Feb 13, 04:19 PM
See: http://www.php.net/manual/en/array.sorting.php
<?php
$referrer[0] = "Company A";
$referrercount[0] = 300;
$referrer[1] = "Company B";
$referrercount[1] = 500;
$referrer[2] = "Company C";
$referrercount[2] = 100;
// sort high to low, maintain indices
arsort($referrercount);
foreach($referrercount as $key => $value) {
echo "{$referrer[$key]}: {$referrercount[$key]}".PHP_EOL;
}
?>
Prints:
Company B: 500
Company A: 300
Company C: 100
Hope I have understood and that is what you are after? :)
<?php
$referrer[0] = "Company A";
$referrercount[0] = 300;
$referrer[1] = "Company B";
$referrercount[1] = 500;
$referrer[2] = "Company C";
$referrercount[2] = 100;
// sort high to low, maintain indices
arsort($referrercount);
foreach($referrercount as $key => $value) {
echo "{$referrer[$key]}: {$referrercount[$key]}".PHP_EOL;
}
?>
Prints:
Company B: 500
Company A: 300
Company C: 100
Hope I have understood and that is what you are after? :)
JesterJJZ
Feb 1, 08:59 PM
Personally I don't see the point of having a 24'' screen if the res is the same as the 23''. It's more about resolution than size for me. If they are the same I'd rather have the smaller one.
Synthion
Mar 18, 10:00 AM
Wow, this is quite professional-looking. It's simple, classy, and pretty. Others may not like the whole click to enter thing, and I usually don't, but you did a good job.
My only suggestion would be to utilize that empty space on the sides by putting the menu there instead of up top. Maybe even make it scroll down with you with some CSS.
Overall, nice. This looks personal, yet welcoming. Most websites don't accomplish this.
iWeb, huh? Can you get rid of the apple logo at the bottom? :)
My only suggestion would be to utilize that empty space on the sides by putting the menu there instead of up top. Maybe even make it scroll down with you with some CSS.
Overall, nice. This looks personal, yet welcoming. Most websites don't accomplish this.
iWeb, huh? Can you get rid of the apple logo at the bottom? :)
Xavier
Nov 1, 01:59 PM
It's November already?
http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/1283/screenshot20101101at258.png
http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/1283/screenshot20101101at258.png
idea_hamster
Aug 7, 06:51 PM
Let's face it, Microsoft can't compete. ... I said it before on these posts and got laughed to scorn, Microsoft is dead.
Really? Who laughed? I wouldn't have. I've been predicting the slow collapse from internal rot ever since Word started .rtf format.
But you're right -- the process of moving from arbitrary, proprietary formats to generally accepted standards will be painful sometimes, but it will happen.
Really? Who laughed? I wouldn't have. I've been predicting the slow collapse from internal rot ever since Word started .rtf format.
But you're right -- the process of moving from arbitrary, proprietary formats to generally accepted standards will be painful sometimes, but it will happen.
OrangeSVTguy
May 3, 06:39 PM
Cool.
I've already removed the HD from the 12".
I've had a a look at ifixit for the 15" and it certainly does look A LOT more straightforward I have to say!
Great. Let us know how it all works out.
I've already removed the HD from the 12".
I've had a a look at ifixit for the 15" and it certainly does look A LOT more straightforward I have to say!
Great. Let us know how it all works out.
kentkomine
Apr 18, 10:17 AM
Do you guys think that the iPhone 5 will have 4G? That could be another selling point.
electronique
Mar 9, 11:40 AM
Very impressive.. lovely design.
But being a Sydney sider.. Sydney Opera House will always be king.
But being a Sydney sider.. Sydney Opera House will always be king.
Patmian212
Dec 6, 07:36 PM
how much (in USD :p ) for the iPod mini?
Not selling it, only offered as a trade for a new mac sorry.
Not selling it, only offered as a trade for a new mac sorry.
Starr
Sep 25, 05:58 AM
Thanx for clearing that up for me, you've just made my life so much easier lol :)
t1937r0
Sep 13, 11:43 AM
I just joined MacRumor's seti@home team.
I had communication problems when I tried to connect to folding@home,
but when I have a few minutes, I'll give it another try.
When it works, the Verizon NationalAccess cardbus card is great!
Original core duo mac mini, powerbook g4 (1.67Ghz). Someday I'll load the boinc client on my dual core G5, emac G4, and G4 mini. But not today.
Robin
I had communication problems when I tried to connect to folding@home,
but when I have a few minutes, I'll give it another try.
When it works, the Verizon NationalAccess cardbus card is great!
Original core duo mac mini, powerbook g4 (1.67Ghz). Someday I'll load the boinc client on my dual core G5, emac G4, and G4 mini. But not today.
Robin
acfusion29
Jun 22, 10:53 AM
Deal pending with a member, just waiting for payment.
Edit: Just received payment from sycho, so hopefully when he completes the project, he will post some pics.
Edit: Just received payment from sycho, so hopefully when he completes the project, he will post some pics.
DakotaGuy
Aug 7, 06:18 PM
Why would they? The Intel models will run Windows anyhow. I don't think there would be much of a market for this product since the move to Intel is complete.
MacBytes
May 24, 10:12 AM
Category: Mac Websites
Link: iPodlibrary.com has \"iBooks\" for 2nd gen and 3rd gen iPods. Free download. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040524111225)
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Link: iPodlibrary.com has \"iBooks\" for 2nd gen and 3rd gen iPods. Free download. (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20040524111225)
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Paradoxeon
Apr 27, 08:27 PM
Hmm, my title may be a bit misleading. I do understand Thunderbolt (I/o, 10 Gb's per sec, etc). However, some people have noticed the Thunderbolt port is the EXACT same as the mini display port. Whaddup with that? Does that mean, my old iMac with a mini display port is different than the coming iMac with a mini-display-port-renamed-thunderbolt? The ports are the same, it looks like they just renamed it.
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