-SD-
Apr 4, 10:45 AM
Yeah, I'm almost certain this will be NTSC-J. Get a cheap Japanese Mario 64 cart to test it with. Or just get Starfox 64 'cos it's awesome, you should at least play through that before you sell it :D
Any chance you can post some pictures of the console itself please? I've seen Korean versions of most consoles, but I'm not sure I've seen their N64.
Edit: That adapter you have is just a simple pin extender to play US games, so I would say this is definitely a Japanese machine inside.
:apple:
Any chance you can post some pictures of the console itself please? I've seen Korean versions of most consoles, but I'm not sure I've seen their N64.
Edit: That adapter you have is just a simple pin extender to play US games, so I would say this is definitely a Japanese machine inside.
:apple:
neoelectronaut
Nov 4, 11:38 AM
Panther is what sold me on the Mac. I bought my first Mac, the 1Ghz eMac (ATI Graphics) (http://apple-history.com/body.php?page=gallery&model=emac_ati&sort=date&performa=off&order=ASC) about a week later.
nph
Dec 5, 11:49 AM
Hi,
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
davidma
May 1, 09:25 AM
the sim card is the normal sim card i dont know abut my sons itunes account info i will have him check. does anyone know if you are supposed to install a brand new unused sim card.or if your used card will work.this is pre a paid card.
simsaladimbamba
Jan 11, 06:42 AM
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I could suggest a firewire 800 HD though to free up those USB ports (or get a USB hub).
Seems the OP has one of those Macs were FW was left out.
Only having 2 USB sockets and no firewire what do you suggest?
...
I could suggest a firewire 800 HD though to free up those USB ports (or get a USB hub).
Seems the OP has one of those Macs were FW was left out.
Only having 2 USB sockets and no firewire what do you suggest?
...
mainstreetmark
Nov 11, 01:37 PM
Since I'm a big fan of hierarchies for some reason, I had always planned to create a Guides hierarchy. However, up until very recently, we only had like 6 guides.
For example, I've created "Networking & Internet Guides" as well as "Fun but Useless Guides". The latter we can use for articles like how to do that slow-mo genie effect, where you killall the Dock, and the window remains mostly functional. A guide, yes, but a useless one. Used to have a few more, but they got axed before I (or someone) got around to re-writing them to avoid copyright issues.
So, here's the general rule we've all been kinda following -- Stick stuff in main categories. If the main category fills up, we'll be able to easily move them all into subcategories.
Like, I'd like to see a nicely organized Software category, but so far, we've only got Apple software - everything else is, thus far, been ignored. Perhaps some of us should create a "non-apple software project" where we slurp in Quicksilver and Menumeters and all the good apps out there. Not *all*, but if you, the author, think a piece of software is worth talking about, then it should be added.
Rambling...
For example, I've created "Networking & Internet Guides" as well as "Fun but Useless Guides". The latter we can use for articles like how to do that slow-mo genie effect, where you killall the Dock, and the window remains mostly functional. A guide, yes, but a useless one. Used to have a few more, but they got axed before I (or someone) got around to re-writing them to avoid copyright issues.
So, here's the general rule we've all been kinda following -- Stick stuff in main categories. If the main category fills up, we'll be able to easily move them all into subcategories.
Like, I'd like to see a nicely organized Software category, but so far, we've only got Apple software - everything else is, thus far, been ignored. Perhaps some of us should create a "non-apple software project" where we slurp in Quicksilver and Menumeters and all the good apps out there. Not *all*, but if you, the author, think a piece of software is worth talking about, then it should be added.
Rambling...
Legion93
Apr 18, 02:25 PM
Doubt they'll give you a new unit but they WILL fix your current one, go ahead and bring it in.
Well in the case that they can't fix it, they will replace it.
Well in the case that they can't fix it, they will replace it.
QuarterSwede
May 4, 08:43 PM
One question I still have though is, will a time machine backup from this current hard drive, once 'restored' onto the newly installed hard drive, be exactly the same? Is it that easy?
Yes and yes. I've restored from Time Machine backup several times. All settings, apps and data will migrate over. Heck, even the Finder windows I had open were restored.
Yes and yes. I've restored from Time Machine backup several times. All settings, apps and data will migrate over. Heck, even the Finder windows I had open were restored.
SilentPanda
Jul 19, 02:51 AM
Is there a mirror for the mc68k scripts? The page doesn't load at all for me... :(
sketchy
Nov 5, 12:07 PM
Originally posted by arn
Added this. Might be a bit busy though... let me know what you think.
I think the color choice is good. Have not decided if it is too busy. Possible movignthe count to a seperate column?
I think I fixed it. Let me know
This works now
By default it's by most recent, but you can change it by clicking on the Sort By thing at the top of the list.
if you choose by artist, it will sort by artist, then album then song. Also, I just added Album to the listings.
My bad. missed that :D
Thanks
Dave
Added this. Might be a bit busy though... let me know what you think.
I think the color choice is good. Have not decided if it is too busy. Possible movignthe count to a seperate column?
I think I fixed it. Let me know
This works now
By default it's by most recent, but you can change it by clicking on the Sort By thing at the top of the list.
if you choose by artist, it will sort by artist, then album then song. Also, I just added Album to the listings.
My bad. missed that :D
Thanks
Dave
Sydde
Apr 6, 11:49 AM
The main class for distributed objects is NSProxy and its concrete subclass NSDistantObject. These are in the Foundation framework. Mac OS X and iOS use the same Foundation framework. There does not appear to be any deprecation note on either of these classes.
ZMacintosh
May 1, 05:56 PM
yeah esp for a machine that will be used pretty sparingly anyway from what i gather from their needs.
has 6GB of memory, 160GB HDD, i have OSX Leopard to give them looks like a 2Ghz i believe, Dual-processor
havent heard back but i think maybe 190 to 200 would be fair
has 6GB of memory, 160GB HDD, i have OSX Leopard to give them looks like a 2Ghz i believe, Dual-processor
havent heard back but i think maybe 190 to 200 would be fair
JonnyFrond
May 2, 10:16 AM
Ok, I have found the answer to this one now, so here it is as no one seems to know it for Leopard.
First disable firewall or allow all incoming connections.
Network pane - advanced - TCP/IP
change DHCP to bootp and apply it all.
Connection will be lost. go back in, change it back to DHCP (no IP address will be assigned at this point. Apply.
Voila
Don't forget to put your firewall back to what it was.
I hope this will be useful for someone.
regards
Jonny
First disable firewall or allow all incoming connections.
Network pane - advanced - TCP/IP
change DHCP to bootp and apply it all.
Connection will be lost. go back in, change it back to DHCP (no IP address will be assigned at this point. Apply.
Voila
Don't forget to put your firewall back to what it was.
I hope this will be useful for someone.
regards
Jonny
Santaduck
Nov 27, 04:39 AM
ok you got me hooked Amnesiac.... what is your alias about?
Apple's 1984 mac commercial?
Apple's 1984 mac commercial?
eyelikeart
Oct 29, 01:24 PM
the 1 recommendation songlist changes up with refreshes... ;)
and there's plenty of 'em...
and there's plenty of 'em...
ScoobyMcDoo
Apr 4, 02:08 PM
I was wondering if xcode 4 has added any cross-platform development features. Specifically, right now I use NetBeans running on OS-X, but I have it compile on a Linux VM (or physical machine). It then sends back compile errors and warnings that I can click on which take me back to the appropriate line of my code.
XCode 4 have anything like this? Or is it really just tailored for OS X and iOS development?
XCode 4 have anything like this? Or is it really just tailored for OS X and iOS development?
alph45
Apr 6, 10:36 AM
Budget: Cheaper is better, but not an issue.
This isn't actually a budget, so your primary constraint has no parameter.
As was noted, raw footage is almost always transcoded to an edit-friendly format.
This isn't actually a budget, so your primary constraint has no parameter.
As was noted, raw footage is almost always transcoded to an edit-friendly format.
angelwatt
Feb 9, 06:13 PM
One option to hunt down the slowness is YSlow (http://developer.yahoo.com/yslow/), a add-on for Firefox with Firebug. Safari's developer tools (http://developer.apple.com/technologies/safari/developer-tools.html) also have a section for analyzing the network traffic to see what specific items on your page are downloading slowly.
P-Worm
Apr 8, 08:41 AM
Any coverage of the Masters is too much coverage of the Masters.
P-Worm
P-Worm
G4scott
Jan 9, 10:30 PM
Maybe a special area should be set up for flaming and off topic threads. That way, we all would have a place to go when we get tired of PC bashing and Mac conversations.
I know I'm new here, but just a suggestion, ya know?
I know I'm new here, but just a suggestion, ya know?
Anotoneher
Apr 5, 01:53 PM
I got my powersupport crystal in the mail yesterday and it worked great on the front of my phone. On the back it worked well but it wont stick in the top corner. Is there a way to get it to adhere or am I SOL?
I use powersupport and nearly every PS installation will do this and it's super easy to fix. Drag your thumb nail (nail side of your thumb down) slowly over the bubble area, starting a half inch from the trouble spot until your nail slides off the phone. Keep working it and it'll get smaller and smaller then disappear. After each nail drag press with your thumb HARD on the spot and rub around slowly. Then drag again.
I use powersupport and nearly every PS installation will do this and it's super easy to fix. Drag your thumb nail (nail side of your thumb down) slowly over the bubble area, starting a half inch from the trouble spot until your nail slides off the phone. Keep working it and it'll get smaller and smaller then disappear. After each nail drag press with your thumb HARD on the spot and rub around slowly. Then drag again.
Consultant
Mar 28, 11:20 AM
It's the internet, so I better mention this is meant to be satirical ;-)
You forgot to mention that all 3 regular viewers will not notice the new gfx!
You forgot to mention that all 3 regular viewers will not notice the new gfx!
MacForScience
Apr 5, 10:04 PM
I just successfully installed Leopard 10.5 on my Quicksilver 933mhz, but
now I have a new issue, when I try to open/change to a new screen saver I get this message: " Cant load screen saver. Screen saver ."Mac" did not load properly. Please select another. Error-cant load bundle. I tried to change to other screen savers but get the same message on all of them. The only one I get is "Flurry". I hate Flurry!
now I have a new issue, when I try to open/change to a new screen saver I get this message: " Cant load screen saver. Screen saver ."Mac" did not load properly. Please select another. Error-cant load bundle. I tried to change to other screen savers but get the same message on all of them. The only one I get is "Flurry". I hate Flurry!
themacmaestro
Dec 11, 10:02 AM
For the Mac and the display that goes with it warranty wise, how much with shipping?
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