benpope
Jul 25, 04:43 AM
Thanks to all for your helpful advice. Of course the one piece of info I didn't leave was that I am running OS9.2. The eject button works on the other CD-R drive, so the button is OK. I'll try OSX and see if that works - if not I'll check the cable, and if it's not that I'll take it to the doctor!
Any other bright ideas would be gratefully received!
Any other bright ideas would be gratefully received!
philipma1957
Feb 9, 05:13 PM
it has server osx not regular osx. it is a bit different
iJaz
Oct 25, 09:45 AM
My roommate is a PC fanatic. He's an engineer, yet he still uses IE instead of Firefox for crying out loud. All of his purchased music is from MusicMatch, and he plays it on the cheapest player he could find.
He recently got a new computer and tried to get his MusicMatch songs to play on it. He has now devoted a couple hours every afternoon for 3 weeks to the project. In his weakened condition, I started showing him how my iTunes music could painlessly hop from computer to computer, and how if he used iTunes, he could stream all of my non-protected music. He was ready to cut his losses and switch to iTunes right there.
Unfortunately, iTunes songs won't play on his player so that was the end of it. There's no way he's paying more than $30 for a player, and there's no iPod that cheap. As a result, he'll never know how much better iTunes (and the rest of mac software) is. Apple had a chance to get their foot in the door, and instead they slammed his own door in his face.
The Shuffle is $79 and will not cost $30 anytime soon, so I guess he's lost anyway.
This was an example when the price of the hardware was limiting, not the iTS incompatibility.
He recently got a new computer and tried to get his MusicMatch songs to play on it. He has now devoted a couple hours every afternoon for 3 weeks to the project. In his weakened condition, I started showing him how my iTunes music could painlessly hop from computer to computer, and how if he used iTunes, he could stream all of my non-protected music. He was ready to cut his losses and switch to iTunes right there.
Unfortunately, iTunes songs won't play on his player so that was the end of it. There's no way he's paying more than $30 for a player, and there's no iPod that cheap. As a result, he'll never know how much better iTunes (and the rest of mac software) is. Apple had a chance to get their foot in the door, and instead they slammed his own door in his face.
The Shuffle is $79 and will not cost $30 anytime soon, so I guess he's lost anyway.
This was an example when the price of the hardware was limiting, not the iTS incompatibility.
MacTech68
Mar 2, 02:30 AM
Although the original site seems to have gone, thanks to the magic of The WayBack machine, this collection should provide what you want - including some long lost System 6 sounds:
MacOS Classic Sound Pack v1.4 (http://web.archive.org/web/20070822220325/http://sagefire.org/2005/04/04/macos-classic-sound-pack-v14/)
Enjoy! :D
________
BMW Z8 (http://www.bmw-tech.org/wiki/BMW_Z8)
MacOS Classic Sound Pack v1.4 (http://web.archive.org/web/20070822220325/http://sagefire.org/2005/04/04/macos-classic-sound-pack-v14/)
Enjoy! :D
________
BMW Z8 (http://www.bmw-tech.org/wiki/BMW_Z8)
xytor
Apr 16, 10:39 AM
Hi, I just got my first apple product (a macbook pro) a few days ago. I bought XCode 4 from the appstore, installed it and created a new OpenGL ES project.
After a few frames of running with no code modifications from me, the program crashed with LLVM ERROR: Cannot yet select...
So, after trying various things, the project crashes in the same way regardless of the XCode version (tried XCode 3 also) and regardless of the iPhone or iPad version.
I don't have access to the developer forums because I didn't pay the $99 to be a paid developer.
Does anybody have any ideas on what I should try next?
Thanks!
After a few frames of running with no code modifications from me, the program crashed with LLVM ERROR: Cannot yet select...
So, after trying various things, the project crashes in the same way regardless of the XCode version (tried XCode 3 also) and regardless of the iPhone or iPad version.
I don't have access to the developer forums because I didn't pay the $99 to be a paid developer.
Does anybody have any ideas on what I should try next?
Thanks!
arn
Jan 3, 10:51 PM
This is a forum open specifically for Macworld San Francisco 2007.
Beyond keynote coverage at MacRumorsLive.com (http://www.macrumorslive.com), we will be posting images and information from the expo itself.
MacRumors members at Macworld are encouraged to post their own experiences and photos.
arn
Beyond keynote coverage at MacRumorsLive.com (http://www.macrumorslive.com), we will be posting images and information from the expo itself.
MacRumors members at Macworld are encouraged to post their own experiences and photos.
arn
overcast
Jan 23, 02:23 PM
HDTVs however, offer great res for a majority of things. I'm using a Samsung one right now while I wait for Apple or Dell to show their '08 hands (hoping for a 2708 or updated ACDs sometime soon) so who knows what point you were trying to make there. Have you even used one??
Yes, I've seen cheap tv's. Do I used one? No. I have a 60" SXRD for movies and a 30" LP3065 for my monitor, as well as an old 19" NEC CRT. My point is, what is a large display going to offer you if the resolution stays the same. So what, you have a 100 foot wide display, that only does 1920. So now everything on the screen is the size of a car. I guess one could argue gaming, but for everything else, especially anything with fine text is going to look like garbage. You think it's just coincidence a 24" TV costs less than a 24" monitor?
Yes, I've seen cheap tv's. Do I used one? No. I have a 60" SXRD for movies and a 30" LP3065 for my monitor, as well as an old 19" NEC CRT. My point is, what is a large display going to offer you if the resolution stays the same. So what, you have a 100 foot wide display, that only does 1920. So now everything on the screen is the size of a car. I guess one could argue gaming, but for everything else, especially anything with fine text is going to look like garbage. You think it's just coincidence a 24" TV costs less than a 24" monitor?
balamw
Dec 15, 05:52 PM
I pulled it from an old Tivo box.
Well then it's not exactly a Windows HD is it, more like a Linux HD...;)
It wouldn't hurt to wipe the partition table from Windows even if you don't use MacDrive. TiVos have lots of little partitions on the drive, some ext2, some MFS.
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Well then it's not exactly a Windows HD is it, more like a Linux HD...;)
It wouldn't hurt to wipe the partition table from Windows even if you don't use MacDrive. TiVos have lots of little partitions on the drive, some ext2, some MFS.
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dacalo
Apr 14, 12:05 PM
Things are moving......
The greenpois0n.com website was just updated.......
Hoping they will release soon!
Uh, the last post I see is dated 4/10, 4 days ago...
The greenpois0n.com website was just updated.......
Hoping they will release soon!
Uh, the last post I see is dated 4/10, 4 days ago...
Cavan2211
Apr 9, 01:42 PM
Just look at some tweets later on
http://twitter.com/cdxliv/status/56543637642813440
http://twitter.com/p0sixninja/status/56544153475088384
http://twitter.com/cdxliv/status/56543637642813440
http://twitter.com/p0sixninja/status/56544153475088384
IJ Reilly
Jan 16, 11:29 PM
His political song and comments at the end of the Keynote made me laugh. Only when you're at that stage in life can you get away with something like that.
He's been doing it all his life. Randy Newman is one of my heroes. I've been to so many of these keynotes and I had to miss this one!
He's been doing it all his life. Randy Newman is one of my heroes. I've been to so many of these keynotes and I had to miss this one!
Dippo
Apr 19, 10:41 PM
I used to always use Opera on Windows, but I use Firefox now.
If only Firefox had Fast Forward and Rewind like Opera, then it would be great...
I might check out Opera8 if I find time.
If only Firefox had Fast Forward and Rewind like Opera, then it would be great...
I might check out Opera8 if I find time.
virividox
May 14, 06:16 PM
hmm there are a lot out there
but right now theres this game nationstates.net whcih is pretty cool
but right now theres this game nationstates.net whcih is pretty cool
steviem
May 25, 07:12 AM
Is anyone going to the White City/Westfield Centre Apple Store on Launch day?
I'm seriously considering it if I can get an early enough train. (fortunately I start work later than usual on Fridays.)
I'm seriously considering it if I can get an early enough train. (fortunately I start work later than usual on Fridays.)
jared_kipe
May 5, 09:53 AM
Alright lets start with simple here, reinstall XCode from a downloaded image from Apple.
jband
May 5, 08:21 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8H7 Safari/6533.18.5)
It's a mid 2010 MBP. I'm not sure what factors might be at play so I'll just list what I was doing before I tried turning it off. I turned the notebook on about 3 hours ago, the Internet works intermittently since my router is dying but while it was working I tried visiting macrumors. Halfway through loading the page the I lost Internet so I tried plugging it in directly to the modem and I realized the bar that contains the airport and battery was non responsive so I shut it down.
Right now, as it has been doing for the past hour, it is stuck at the blue shutdown screen. The little rotating loading thing is still rotating. Should I just wait for the battery to run out or what? Any help would be appreciated!
It's a mid 2010 MBP. I'm not sure what factors might be at play so I'll just list what I was doing before I tried turning it off. I turned the notebook on about 3 hours ago, the Internet works intermittently since my router is dying but while it was working I tried visiting macrumors. Halfway through loading the page the I lost Internet so I tried plugging it in directly to the modem and I realized the bar that contains the airport and battery was non responsive so I shut it down.
Right now, as it has been doing for the past hour, it is stuck at the blue shutdown screen. The little rotating loading thing is still rotating. Should I just wait for the battery to run out or what? Any help would be appreciated!
farmboy
Apr 20, 04:57 PM
nice...however, "100 million books downloaded" really can be heavily biased.
1)how many were free books?
2)how many people are actually READING them?...in their entirety? Not iphone or ipod users...must be iPad...and pretty much everyone agrees that reading a 200+ page book on an iPad is very strainful on the eyes.
Reply 1: Who cares? How many Netflix downloads are free movies? BFD.
Reply 2: Nonsense. You can adjust the font, the size, the background color and the brightness. I'm surprised you didn't trot out the "backlit screen hurts your eyes" myth as well.
You just keep trying. Maybe one day, many years from now when information is streamed to our brain implants and displayed on our artificial corneas, Apple will fail to sell a single iPad and you will declare "I told you it was going to be a massive FAIL."
1)how many were free books?
2)how many people are actually READING them?...in their entirety? Not iphone or ipod users...must be iPad...and pretty much everyone agrees that reading a 200+ page book on an iPad is very strainful on the eyes.
Reply 1: Who cares? How many Netflix downloads are free movies? BFD.
Reply 2: Nonsense. You can adjust the font, the size, the background color and the brightness. I'm surprised you didn't trot out the "backlit screen hurts your eyes" myth as well.
You just keep trying. Maybe one day, many years from now when information is streamed to our brain implants and displayed on our artificial corneas, Apple will fail to sell a single iPad and you will declare "I told you it was going to be a massive FAIL."
Jon148
Jun 24, 04:59 AM
As of 2:30am still no line i'm assuming due to security not allowing it yet.
Scarlet Fever
Oct 26, 06:53 AM
the diagram makes me want to trade my U2 iPod in for a new one :D
sounds like exciting times are about to come our way... time to buy that apple stock...
sounds like exciting times are about to come our way... time to buy that apple stock...
InSides
Apr 3, 01:47 PM
So, recently moved to a 2011 Unibody MBP from a 2007 Santa Rosa MBP. More significantly, moved from a single-button trackpad to a no-button trackpad.
I am having some difficulties with drag and drop over on Windows 7. There don't seem to be such issues on the OSX side.
Namely, drag and drop is really difficult since I need to press the trackpad and drag. I would usually just hold the button and drag - and on the OSX side, I seem to be able to press and hold one finger and drag with the other.
Not working on the Windows 7 side.
I tried the drag lock option under BootCamp settings, but it is terribly cumbersome to use.
Any thoughts?
I am having some difficulties with drag and drop over on Windows 7. There don't seem to be such issues on the OSX side.
Namely, drag and drop is really difficult since I need to press the trackpad and drag. I would usually just hold the button and drag - and on the OSX side, I seem to be able to press and hold one finger and drag with the other.
Not working on the Windows 7 side.
I tried the drag lock option under BootCamp settings, but it is terribly cumbersome to use.
Any thoughts?
Spades
Oct 26, 10:01 AM
Specifying sizes in mm and inches would have to be the worst way to do web design. I have good eyesight so i want my webpages to be small, my parents have worse eyesight so they like to scale everything larger, their solution at the moment is to decrease the screen resolution, this is very crude on an lcd. When resolution independence becomes standard they will be able to make everything larger while still maintaining the default resolution of their monitor, but if everyone designs webpages in mm or inches then the webpages wont become bigger, completely defeating the purpose.
No, this is still a good thing. If web pages are designed in inches and millimeters, then your parents will not have to change the screen resolution to increase the size. Instead there should be a method of scaling the page so that it will be, say, 1.5 times bigger. After scaling, the page will still be as sharp as it is at the normal size. That's significantly better than reducing the resolution on an LCD.
Now this is dependent on this scaling method being available, but if Apple doesn't provide it you can bet somebody out there will come up with a utility to do it.
Resolution independence has no downsides.
No, this is still a good thing. If web pages are designed in inches and millimeters, then your parents will not have to change the screen resolution to increase the size. Instead there should be a method of scaling the page so that it will be, say, 1.5 times bigger. After scaling, the page will still be as sharp as it is at the normal size. That's significantly better than reducing the resolution on an LCD.
Now this is dependent on this scaling method being available, but if Apple doesn't provide it you can bet somebody out there will come up with a utility to do it.
Resolution independence has no downsides.
Plumbstone
Mar 7, 04:27 AM
The best piano is Synthogy's Ivory, Not only does it play beautifully, and sound great but has some great less "real" patches too and lovely sounding reverbs.
I'd say with your budget get Komplete 7, and then add on extra libraries as you see fit, LASS, east west or VSL for instance.
Other really useful software is spectrasonics, RMX, Trillian and omnisphere as with these you'll have your, loops/beats, bass, synths and pads/textures pretty much covered. for great real sounding drums, addictive drums are great sounding and MUCH lighter on rescources than DFH etc.
I'd say with your budget get Komplete 7, and then add on extra libraries as you see fit, LASS, east west or VSL for instance.
Other really useful software is spectrasonics, RMX, Trillian and omnisphere as with these you'll have your, loops/beats, bass, synths and pads/textures pretty much covered. for great real sounding drums, addictive drums are great sounding and MUCH lighter on rescources than DFH etc.
Doctor Q
Jan 12, 12:55 PM
I can't resist reporting this article, because it contains this sentence that you don't see very often:
"Surprisingly, Howe said, their inspiration came from cockroach legs."
Rather than build a robotic hand that could avoid mistakes while grasping a variety of objects, researchers build one that can correct mistakes on the fly, which is what humans do.
Despite its four-fingered form, the resulting hand has several human characteristics. At rest, its joints are opened from 25 to 45 degrees, and the joints at the base (our palm) are more flexible than the joints of the fingers. Dollar also added sensors to detect when a finger touches an object and the angle of the joints. While the hand automatically adjusts for many small errors, the sensors enable it to compensate for larger miscues.
The result is a very simple hand that can grasp a wide range of objects. It could become a platform for future household and service robots, where the ability to grasp different objects is important.
http://www.seas.harvard.edu/news-events/news-clips/cockroach-inspires-robotic-hand-to-get-a-grip/image_mini
Full article: Cockroach Inspires Robotic Hand To Get A Grip (http://www.insidescience.org/research/cockroach-inspires-robotic-hand-to-get-a-grip)
"Surprisingly, Howe said, their inspiration came from cockroach legs."
Rather than build a robotic hand that could avoid mistakes while grasping a variety of objects, researchers build one that can correct mistakes on the fly, which is what humans do.
Despite its four-fingered form, the resulting hand has several human characteristics. At rest, its joints are opened from 25 to 45 degrees, and the joints at the base (our palm) are more flexible than the joints of the fingers. Dollar also added sensors to detect when a finger touches an object and the angle of the joints. While the hand automatically adjusts for many small errors, the sensors enable it to compensate for larger miscues.
The result is a very simple hand that can grasp a wide range of objects. It could become a platform for future household and service robots, where the ability to grasp different objects is important.
http://www.seas.harvard.edu/news-events/news-clips/cockroach-inspires-robotic-hand-to-get-a-grip/image_mini
Full article: Cockroach Inspires Robotic Hand To Get A Grip (http://www.insidescience.org/research/cockroach-inspires-robotic-hand-to-get-a-grip)
jaseone
Aug 17, 09:51 PM
6 Pack???!!! That's CHEAP!
I charge at least a case of 12 or a nice bottle of Rum.
Don't forget the pizza! :D
I charge at least a case of 12 or a nice bottle of Rum.
Don't forget the pizza! :D
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