bousozoku
Sep 27, 02:24 PM
It would most likely put to rest the various incompatible RAW formats, plus JPEG and TIFF wouldn't be quite as necessary. Unfortunately, it might involve a version of EPS. I'm not sure that I want to be locked into any Adobe-specific technologies, free or not.
Mord
Jun 11, 04:30 AM
remember 3/4 of businesses fail, what makes yours more likely to get more work than those 3/4.
oh and dont give people pirate software without telling them, some friends who think they are hardcore did and now they have allot of angry customers.
oh and dont give people pirate software without telling them, some friends who think they are hardcore did and now they have allot of angry customers.
Dagless
Mar 25, 12:37 PM
Huh thats what I usually do:confused: anyway im just trying to say it is a common problem and its not like they are going to replace your numchuck.
Common? Common would mean the majority. I don't see 50% of Wii nunchucks having this problem, just as it's not common for a 360 to break (unless that figure IS over 50%?).
OP - Just contact Nintendo. kick up a fuss and get some Wii Points too. If it's broken or just faulty then they will ship you out a new one. These are the guys who will replace DS's with a single dead pixel after all!
Common? Common would mean the majority. I don't see 50% of Wii nunchucks having this problem, just as it's not common for a 360 to break (unless that figure IS over 50%?).
OP - Just contact Nintendo. kick up a fuss and get some Wii Points too. If it's broken or just faulty then they will ship you out a new one. These are the guys who will replace DS's with a single dead pixel after all!
runninmac
Aug 12, 01:02 PM
Thats crazy. Mabey he stole points? :confused:
joecool85
May 25, 09:46 AM
See...I've never used linux, but I'm a complete computer geek, so I really should lol. I've been thinking Red Hat would be a good starter...I dunno. I was going to run Gentoo on my PB till I realized I would have to format my drive to partition it etc etc.
puffmarvin
Oct 24, 09:33 PM
my friend who can understand/read MINIMAL japanese understands it as apple might tell someone about a portable telephone.
um... doesnt help out too much does it? sherlock says that apple already announced an iphone. i dont get it... anyone else? sorry arn!
um... doesnt help out too much does it? sherlock says that apple already announced an iphone. i dont get it... anyone else? sorry arn!
yg17
Jun 15, 03:42 PM
I've never been asked to set my DVD region either.
Vlade
Sep 11, 01:45 PM
voted
Mr. Durden
Apr 25, 06:03 PM
It's no joke. (http://ethnicoffice.utah.gov/about_us/directors.html)
O.M.G.:eek:
O.M.G.:eek:
meeble
Jun 24, 10:22 PM
what we need is more of our old folders to jump back in.
Is there anyway we can email them and invite them to help?
We need bertman and FritzTheWonderMutt to get their groove back!
peAce-
meeble
Is there anyway we can email them and invite them to help?
We need bertman and FritzTheWonderMutt to get their groove back!
peAce-
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peter2002
Oct 8, 10:03 AM
Aprilis, a division of Polaroid, unvelis holographic CDR with a storage from 60 GB to 200 GB. They have released it to tech firms in Japan and Korea first. In it will be here in the USA and the rest of the world.
On a similar note, Seagate will be coming out with a Terabyte hard drive (1000 Gigabytes) sometime in 2003.
This will have huge implications to the music and movie business, since you will be able to store over 100+ DVDx quality 2 hour feature movies on 1 holographic CDR or 1000+ movies on one terabyte hard drive.
Peter
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,600628,00.asp?kc=ETTH102099TX1K0100486
On a similar note, Seagate will be coming out with a Terabyte hard drive (1000 Gigabytes) sometime in 2003.
This will have huge implications to the music and movie business, since you will be able to store over 100+ DVDx quality 2 hour feature movies on 1 holographic CDR or 1000+ movies on one terabyte hard drive.
Peter
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,600628,00.asp?kc=ETTH102099TX1K0100486
SilvorX
Nov 2, 06:20 PM
hmm to me it says "A9 toolbar released for Mozilla Firefox" not camino :P
well I tried it out, it definately is a bit bulky, but not my cup of tea since the search box on firefox does the job well
well I tried it out, it definately is a bit bulky, but not my cup of tea since the search box on firefox does the job well
eyelikeart
Jul 17, 05:28 PM
I was running on a Mac clone at the time...
Motorola Starmax 3000/160 w/G3 upgrade (300MHz)
sold it...and some other stuff...for my first TiBook...
;)
Motorola Starmax 3000/160 w/G3 upgrade (300MHz)
sold it...and some other stuff...for my first TiBook...
;)
Dagless
Mar 19, 02:35 PM
-snip-
Silly me. (http://froogle.google.co.uk/froogle?q=2.5%22+HDD&hl=en&scoring=p&a_n0=gigabyte&a_y0=3&a_f0=50.000000&a_t0=80.000000&a_o0=3&lnk=gigabyte) Not like you can get a 60gb 2.5" HDD for £33.
£74 gets you an 80gb drive WITH casing too and I suspect it comes in some form of packaging. £60 without a case.
:rolleyes:
Now that I needlessly checked up on 2.5" HDD prices can I rest now?
Wii Remote is justified, or haven't you heard of R&D? how much R&D does an off the shelf 2.5" HDD in a case (with packaging!) need?
Wii Component cables cost too much? Go get 3rd party ones. 360 HDD cost too much? You're buggered.
EDIT: Actually you can get just a 120gb 2.5" HDD for £50! Time to upgrade the PowerBook methinks.
Silly me. (http://froogle.google.co.uk/froogle?q=2.5%22+HDD&hl=en&scoring=p&a_n0=gigabyte&a_y0=3&a_f0=50.000000&a_t0=80.000000&a_o0=3&lnk=gigabyte) Not like you can get a 60gb 2.5" HDD for £33.
£74 gets you an 80gb drive WITH casing too and I suspect it comes in some form of packaging. £60 without a case.
:rolleyes:
Now that I needlessly checked up on 2.5" HDD prices can I rest now?
Wii Remote is justified, or haven't you heard of R&D? how much R&D does an off the shelf 2.5" HDD in a case (with packaging!) need?
Wii Component cables cost too much? Go get 3rd party ones. 360 HDD cost too much? You're buggered.
EDIT: Actually you can get just a 120gb 2.5" HDD for £50! Time to upgrade the PowerBook methinks.
Gaz
Sep 5, 06:17 PM
What do you need the huge speed increase for?? Games?? If so buy a Play Station or an Xbox.
I've a 500 Mhz TiBook and it runs Jaguar fine. Could be quicker but I would have though an 800 would be perfect. It appears everyones obsessed with speed. I know it's very important to have progress but it would seem people take things to extremes. I know people who are buying PCs and they ask will a 2Ghz machine be fast enough for using Word? It's all just overkill.
The best thing to improve the performance of the TiBook would be a better graphics card! So many programs are graphic intensive (just look at OS X). Anyhey, I'm not a scientist or trying to render a fully animated film like many of you and so don't need dual processing!
I've a 500 Mhz TiBook and it runs Jaguar fine. Could be quicker but I would have though an 800 would be perfect. It appears everyones obsessed with speed. I know it's very important to have progress but it would seem people take things to extremes. I know people who are buying PCs and they ask will a 2Ghz machine be fast enough for using Word? It's all just overkill.
The best thing to improve the performance of the TiBook would be a better graphics card! So many programs are graphic intensive (just look at OS X). Anyhey, I'm not a scientist or trying to render a fully animated film like many of you and so don't need dual processing!
stcanard
Jan 23, 11:46 AM
you know, ive been reading around of people who have iEmulator.... some people are getting up into the 700-800mhz range on a G4.... but I dont necessarly know if they are actually getting that speed...
im only getting like, 200mhz on VPC7
If they're using QEMU as the base, not a hope. Closer to 50MHz if they're lucky.
I did a Win 98 install on QEMU about 6 months ago and it too 48 hours. Once you go to use it, it's better, but still nowhere close to VPC7.
Still, it is a very impressive piece of work.
im only getting like, 200mhz on VPC7
If they're using QEMU as the base, not a hope. Closer to 50MHz if they're lucky.
I did a Win 98 install on QEMU about 6 months ago and it too 48 hours. Once you go to use it, it's better, but still nowhere close to VPC7.
Still, it is a very impressive piece of work.
jayb2000
Apr 19, 01:47 PM
http://tauquil.com/archives/2006/01/06/re-introducing-the-real-windows-vista/
It's been posted on this site many many times.
Hmm, I did a search on vista and did not see any threads that looked like it had this video.
It's been posted on this site many many times.
Hmm, I did a search on vista and did not see any threads that looked like it had this video.
wilburpan
Sep 20, 09:23 PM
Originally posted by cr2sh
...head to head, single cpu to single cpu th3y got us beat.
Please reread my post above. According to the www.cpuscorecard.com website, an iMac 800 MHz machine is comparable in performance to a 1.8Ghz P4 machine. And if you compare the cost of the iMac to a similarly equipped Dell 1.8Ghz P4 machine, the iMac is actually the cheaper of the two.
This was a real eye opener for me.
...head to head, single cpu to single cpu th3y got us beat.
Please reread my post above. According to the www.cpuscorecard.com website, an iMac 800 MHz machine is comparable in performance to a 1.8Ghz P4 machine. And if you compare the cost of the iMac to a similarly equipped Dell 1.8Ghz P4 machine, the iMac is actually the cheaper of the two.
This was a real eye opener for me.
rendezvouscp
Apr 19, 08:56 PM
So the previous "beta" releases on the Mac were just alphas? Interesting. How long has Opera 8 been in the making? I am surprised that they're already releasing it, but maybe it just feels short.
*downloads Opera 8.00b1*
-Chase
*downloads Opera 8.00b1*
-Chase
mjstew33
May 1, 05:47 PM
:eek:
Very, very ugly. I couldn't use it. :rolleyes:
Very, very ugly. I couldn't use it. :rolleyes:
CANEHDN
Jun 16, 12:45 PM
I'm using a 2.8GHz CPU on my XP machine here at work. My CPU usage hit a Max of 19% when moving a window. What bothers me about Xp (I'll have to check OS X later) but I am using 41% memory when idle. That's a lot of mem. usage. That's with 2GB of RAM.
Mr. Anderson
Sep 19, 09:26 PM
Originally posted by wilburpan
I remember when I bought my first computer. The advice I got was, "Spend as much as you can afford. Then do not open a computer magazine for at least 12 months." :)
ha, great advice. But I think Doctor Q has the right attitude. It will continue to serve him well for years to come. I'm working on my PowerMacG4 450 right now and I still use it as my main machine at home (I have a 667 TiPB for work) and I bought it when it first came out, so that's about 3 years ago....not bad if you ask me.
So I'll be looking to buy a new machine next year and look forward to what ever it is G5, Power4, what ever. And by then the G6 and Power5 will be front page of MacRumors....
D
I remember when I bought my first computer. The advice I got was, "Spend as much as you can afford. Then do not open a computer magazine for at least 12 months." :)
ha, great advice. But I think Doctor Q has the right attitude. It will continue to serve him well for years to come. I'm working on my PowerMacG4 450 right now and I still use it as my main machine at home (I have a 667 TiPB for work) and I bought it when it first came out, so that's about 3 years ago....not bad if you ask me.
So I'll be looking to buy a new machine next year and look forward to what ever it is G5, Power4, what ever. And by then the G6 and Power5 will be front page of MacRumors....
D
Gatorman
Sep 13, 11:23 PM
Originally posted by Jeffx342
1. Microsoft has rights to access your computer (disclaimer)
1. Microsoft has rights to access your computer (disclaimer)
jefhatfield
Sep 23, 05:54 PM
Originally posted by admiraldennis
The percentages of installed personal computers around the world, by manufacturer:
11.6% Apple
10.4% Compaq
9.8% Dell
9.1% IBM
7.3% Hewlett-Packard
5.1% Sony
3.4% Toshiba
3.1% NEC
3.0% Packard-Bell
2.1% eMachines
1.7% Microstar
1.3% Fujitsu
32.1% Others (each less than 1%)
installed computers...does that count all those outdated macs in poor or broke school districts around the world? ...installed computers sounds like such a worthless stat
we need more speed, we need the G5, and we need lower prices to get back some of the current marketshare
but one reason that there are so many installed macs is that they simply last longer, and as a pc tech, i can attest to that (so in that sense, macs are actually cheaper because one can own a mac which will work well for three years vs. a pc which gets outdated by the latest games/windows version/office version within 20-24 months)
mac software does not attempt to outdate a machine to spur hardware sales
buy mac!:D
The percentages of installed personal computers around the world, by manufacturer:
11.6% Apple
10.4% Compaq
9.8% Dell
9.1% IBM
7.3% Hewlett-Packard
5.1% Sony
3.4% Toshiba
3.1% NEC
3.0% Packard-Bell
2.1% eMachines
1.7% Microstar
1.3% Fujitsu
32.1% Others (each less than 1%)
installed computers...does that count all those outdated macs in poor or broke school districts around the world? ...installed computers sounds like such a worthless stat
we need more speed, we need the G5, and we need lower prices to get back some of the current marketshare
but one reason that there are so many installed macs is that they simply last longer, and as a pc tech, i can attest to that (so in that sense, macs are actually cheaper because one can own a mac which will work well for three years vs. a pc which gets outdated by the latest games/windows version/office version within 20-24 months)
mac software does not attempt to outdate a machine to spur hardware sales
buy mac!:D
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