VirgilsEgo
Mar 3, 09:12 AM
Hey gang. Are we planning anything? I've been hearing various claims, such as: "They aren't releasing it until 5 pm"
I just spoke to a rep and he told me to check the Apple Store website the day before.
Hopefully, it will be available when the doors open, which means lining up at 6 am.
Who's in?
I just spoke to a rep and he told me to check the Apple Store website the day before.
Hopefully, it will be available when the doors open, which means lining up at 6 am.
Who's in?
CP1091
Feb 3, 09:52 PM
So, as the time passes, and the more I see about the iPhone, I really, really want one. I have a unlocked T-Mobile Blackberry Pearl that I would like to trade for an iPhone. I know I will obviously have to add cash, but if anyone is interested, send me a PM.
If not, I would be interested in a straight sale. Let me know..
Thanks!
If not, I would be interested in a straight sale. Let me know..
Thanks!
cube
Nov 9, 02:42 AM
DDC is a derivative of I2C and Macs have a I2C bus. The motion sensor is connected to the I2C bus, for example.
phatcat
Jul 11, 06:47 AM
ugh. that's about 25 too many. i'll wait until later in the day then call around.
rdowns
Mar 31, 04:51 PM
Really gang?
Spend 20 seconds looking at MacRumors forums and you'll find dozens valueless, off-topics posts that don't get deleted. Please don't hide behind that.
Ha ha. I think I just got accused of being trollish for pointing out something that Arn says ought to be disclosed anyway. This is rich.
If it weren't for valueless, off-topic, trollish quotes, Arn would still be practicing medicine.
Spend 20 seconds looking at MacRumors forums and you'll find dozens valueless, off-topics posts that don't get deleted. Please don't hide behind that.
Ha ha. I think I just got accused of being trollish for pointing out something that Arn says ought to be disclosed anyway. This is rich.
If it weren't for valueless, off-topic, trollish quotes, Arn would still be practicing medicine.
Sdashiki
Mar 22, 11:26 AM
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a7/Chrono_Trigger.jpg
/signed
//double-honky-signed
///triple-hotdog-siggity-signed
Seriously. Nothing more need be said.
Please, FF lovers stay away.
/signed
//double-honky-signed
///triple-hotdog-siggity-signed
Seriously. Nothing more need be said.
Please, FF lovers stay away.
MattWylde
Apr 21, 12:53 PM
Count me in! I'm still thinking about what Apple store to head to though, I usually try to avoid the Fashion Valley one because it's always so crowded there. I'll probably end up a Fashion though. I'll be in line by 3 or 4 depending on how long the line is. :)
64GB 3G iPad here I come.
I would highly recommend going to the Apple store in Eastlake/Otay Ranch. It's a bit of a drive East if you live downtown, but the Fashion Valley is pure madness.
64GB 3G iPad here I come.
I would highly recommend going to the Apple store in Eastlake/Otay Ranch. It's a bit of a drive East if you live downtown, but the Fashion Valley is pure madness.
vniow
Aug 29, 04:43 PM
They did this one. If you look at some of the other things at the site, it asks you for a password. There's sections for Motorola, IBM and Intel, but there's either nothing there or it's password protection. :(
compuwar
Apr 11, 11:10 AM
(I have heard that "to the discriminating and experienced eye - not my eye! - is quite easy to determine the brand name used just by looking at the picture" :eek: !!!)
Nope, light is light- direction and intensity are the key issues, nothing to do with brand.
Brand may get you reliability and safety, but that's about it.
You can spend a lot more time on which modifiers to use than which brand of equipment to get. The basic "pack & head" or "mono" setup is the real major decision point, though newer cool continuous lighting is starting to rear its head (but really the price/power ratio isn't quite there yet.)
The best advice I can give you is to buy a system that has enough adjustability to work for you. My first lights were very powerful, but had basically three settings, which for a small studio space wasn't enough to be able to get the shots I wanted without either moving the lights back too far (they then become point sources and the light is harsh, not soft) or scrimming the heck out of them to diffuse the light.
With pack & head systems, there's one central power pack, and each light head cables back to that. With monoblocs, each light has its own power supply- so you choose cables all back to one source plugged into one outlet, or power cords all to a power strip, battery pack or individual outlets (good for places where you're worried about tripping a single circuit breaker.)
Obviously, with pack and head systems, the signal to each head is cable-based, where mono lights generally use optical triggers. You have to purchase radio triggers for monos if you need to shoot where other flash may interfere or in bright daylight. At least in the past, most pack systems had a place for an optical trigger at the pack.
Not having stores isn't an issue- Paul C. Buff (White Lightening and Alien Bees) don't even do retail sales, and he's got a full 50% of the strobe market- as much as every other company out there combined.
Paul
Nope, light is light- direction and intensity are the key issues, nothing to do with brand.
Brand may get you reliability and safety, but that's about it.
You can spend a lot more time on which modifiers to use than which brand of equipment to get. The basic "pack & head" or "mono" setup is the real major decision point, though newer cool continuous lighting is starting to rear its head (but really the price/power ratio isn't quite there yet.)
The best advice I can give you is to buy a system that has enough adjustability to work for you. My first lights were very powerful, but had basically three settings, which for a small studio space wasn't enough to be able to get the shots I wanted without either moving the lights back too far (they then become point sources and the light is harsh, not soft) or scrimming the heck out of them to diffuse the light.
With pack & head systems, there's one central power pack, and each light head cables back to that. With monoblocs, each light has its own power supply- so you choose cables all back to one source plugged into one outlet, or power cords all to a power strip, battery pack or individual outlets (good for places where you're worried about tripping a single circuit breaker.)
Obviously, with pack and head systems, the signal to each head is cable-based, where mono lights generally use optical triggers. You have to purchase radio triggers for monos if you need to shoot where other flash may interfere or in bright daylight. At least in the past, most pack systems had a place for an optical trigger at the pack.
Not having stores isn't an issue- Paul C. Buff (White Lightening and Alien Bees) don't even do retail sales, and he's got a full 50% of the strobe market- as much as every other company out there combined.
Paul
ivelnal
May 5, 11:28 PM
use open office, it is free.
You can save money for your kid :-)
You can save money for your kid :-)
wnameth
Dec 15, 09:19 PM
I am interested in the wireless keyboard, would you possibly take a combo of cash (like 20-25US) and some dvds, gamecube games or min stanley cups?
tigres
Mar 12, 10:37 PM
I like Josh. Good luck to him.
gearwhore
May 5, 02:46 PM
Have the same problem with Outlook 2011 on MacBook Pro...
buzze
May 3, 10:37 AM
For anyone interested in a unique proximity based social networking app BuzzE launched today on iPhone.
The way we describe BuzzE is it helps you find fun places to go and make new friends once you get there.
The app includes extensive event listings, chat features, games, gift exchange and some other interesting things.
You can download BuzzE from the App Store at
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/buzze/id422326080?mt=8&ls=1
There is also a demo video available here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2F-w69J7Qo
We very much appreciate comments and feedback. We are excited about the apps potential and have some very cool features being added in the next few weeks.
More info is also available on our website at
http://www.buzze.com
The way we describe BuzzE is it helps you find fun places to go and make new friends once you get there.
The app includes extensive event listings, chat features, games, gift exchange and some other interesting things.
You can download BuzzE from the App Store at
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/buzze/id422326080?mt=8&ls=1
There is also a demo video available here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2F-w69J7Qo
We very much appreciate comments and feedback. We are excited about the apps potential and have some very cool features being added in the next few weeks.
More info is also available on our website at
http://www.buzze.com
v66jack
Feb 24, 04:42 PM
I agree getting to know CSS is the best way to go. And Wordpress widgets are just a nightmare.
This site is really good for teaching all about CSS and loads of other stuff actually. Very simple does it in small steps to get you going.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp
Hope it helps
This site is really good for teaching all about CSS and loads of other stuff actually. Very simple does it in small steps to get you going.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp
Hope it helps
Lz0
Feb 15, 10:35 PM
I thought Undo may have fixed (strait away) it but that does something evem more bizarre.
If you replace one folder with another of the same name then "Undo" the finder undo's alright, but deletes the file you wrote over, leaving you with only the one copy of the folder.
So it's only really half undone???
If you replace one folder with another of the same name then "Undo" the finder undo's alright, but deletes the file you wrote over, leaving you with only the one copy of the folder.
So it's only really half undone???
Phynix
Jul 10, 03:39 PM
I'm heading down early tomorrow gonna scope all the stores and see if theres a lines or anything then i'll just camp outside one until they open which I'm hoping will be 7am but it could be as late as 8:30am either way theres two 02 stores and two CPW to pick from so i'm hope I'm able to find my white 16GB!
jestershinra
Sep 25, 07:53 PM
1. Let's hear it: what kind of bmw!
745i, he said :eek:
745i, he said :eek:
Ladybug
May 7, 02:30 AM
Thank you so much. Much appreciated. :)
Blakeasd
May 4, 04:29 PM
How to I add text to the end of an NSString?
Thanks
Thanks
Qanbar
May 3, 09:02 AM
Try snappy or tap-to-snap from cydia
AdrianK
Mar 11, 02:36 PM
I guess that means they video is not compatible with the iPod.Would you mind droping the mp4/m4v file in to Media Info Mac and pasting the result?
Applejuiced
May 6, 09:13 AM
Sweet.
Flying Llama
Aug 15, 04:02 PM
Some orbs with various backgrounds seen in submission #7:
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