im_to_hyper
Nov 22, 06:14 PM
Alrighty, so I'm posting here now. As mentioned above, how much are you looking to get for it? Do you have any pictures? Do you use PayPal?
tug
May 4, 11:43 AM
the easiest and quickest way to do this is go get apple tv, plug in and stream your itunes library wirelessly to your tv. it works brilliantly! ;)
aricher
Sep 12, 10:40 AM
I had just dropped my wife off for work and was going to meet a photographer at a coffee shop to discuss an upcoming shoot. I had just heard about the plane hitting the first tower before I met with the photographer. He had just heard the same thing. We both thought it was a small aircraft like a Cessna and joked about it a bit - thinking it was a dumb pilot. We then saw the events unfold on the TV in the coffee shop. I immediately called my wife and told her I was coming to pick her up - she said they were closing the office anyway. We went home and called our family and friends in NYC to make sure they were OK. We were glued to the TV all day watching the tragic events.
emptyCup
Jan 19, 07:22 PM
Nobody knows. We will likely know when Steve plans next years Macworld. If it is at SF, there is a good chance it will always be at SF.
Apple doesn't put on Macworld. There used to be two Macworlds, one in SF in Jan. and another on the East Coast in the summer. The Boston show disappeared a few years after Apple stopped going to that one. The WWDC is now Apple's summer event.
Apple doesn't put on Macworld. There used to be two Macworlds, one in SF in Jan. and another on the East Coast in the summer. The Boston show disappeared a few years after Apple stopped going to that one. The WWDC is now Apple's summer event.
mrkramer
Mar 7, 01:38 AM
Premise: Capping income as described above would DESTROY the entrepreneur spirit. True or False? What is it that motivates human beings??
I'm think what motivates people like Bill Gates is that they enjoy their jobs. I'm pretty sure that almost every billionaire got their for one of two reasons, either they worked hard because they enjoyed their job and were good at it which combined with a little luck means they make a lot, or they inherited their money. No sane person who is working just for the money would keep working much after the first billion or two I'm sure even they know that they can't spend that much money.
I'm think what motivates people like Bill Gates is that they enjoy their jobs. I'm pretty sure that almost every billionaire got their for one of two reasons, either they worked hard because they enjoyed their job and were good at it which combined with a little luck means they make a lot, or they inherited their money. No sane person who is working just for the money would keep working much after the first billion or two I'm sure even they know that they can't spend that much money.
camaroIOM
Mar 25, 12:05 AM
Should have been more specific.....hated seeing the orange version so figured would color correct to a point. Just bored I guess....
burningbright
Mar 3, 03:39 PM
Impressive-looking architecture! Am a bit wary though. Alright, the photographer presumably was looking for the cleanest, most spectacular photos, but from them it looks like the functionality of the place is subordinated to the looks...
It looks like its idea of relating to context is allowing views of nearby tall buildings, instead of knitting into a functioning neighbourhood. The approaches look devoid of activity bar walking, and the unchanging view would make walking there feel further than it actually is, because the size of the opera house is the obvious reference point for progress, and it will 'get bigger' very slowly. There doesn't seem to be any activity en route to justify going there unless for a performance. I fear the space around it will be pretty dead.
I'm also a bit dubious about forcing pedestrians along a massive detour around the lake so they don't spoil the precious reflection. How big a problem it is depends upon how important the destinations that the path links are, the quality of alternate routes, and how prepared opera-goers are to take big detours for the sake of a fine reflection!
Ah well, this is only an opinion based on the linked photos, which were presumably taken by a photographer with a particular story he/she wants to tell. I hope my fears are baseless! It's certainly a spectacular building.
It looks like its idea of relating to context is allowing views of nearby tall buildings, instead of knitting into a functioning neighbourhood. The approaches look devoid of activity bar walking, and the unchanging view would make walking there feel further than it actually is, because the size of the opera house is the obvious reference point for progress, and it will 'get bigger' very slowly. There doesn't seem to be any activity en route to justify going there unless for a performance. I fear the space around it will be pretty dead.
I'm also a bit dubious about forcing pedestrians along a massive detour around the lake so they don't spoil the precious reflection. How big a problem it is depends upon how important the destinations that the path links are, the quality of alternate routes, and how prepared opera-goers are to take big detours for the sake of a fine reflection!
Ah well, this is only an opinion based on the linked photos, which were presumably taken by a photographer with a particular story he/she wants to tell. I hope my fears are baseless! It's certainly a spectacular building.
DougJrS
Dec 30, 06:20 PM
I have come to the idea that I ""need"" an iPod photo. I have never had an iPod before so I just have two quick questions. Do all of your pictures sync with the iPod from iPhoto? I really don't want this toi happen. I have 4.2 G of photos in iPhoto and I really would only want a few on the iPod. I do want all pics from the iPod to go to iPhoto. (from the media card reader attachment)
Also, can you do the same with iTunes? I don't want all the music in iTunes to be on the iPod.
Thanks,
Doug
Also, can you do the same with iTunes? I don't want all the music in iTunes to be on the iPod.
Thanks,
Doug
twentytwo22
Mar 31, 07:07 PM
Yehhh babbyyy!!
http://www.redmondpie.com/4.3.1-untethered-jailbreak-exploit-is-solid-confirms-iphone-dev-team/
Except that that doesn't work on the iPad 2
http://www.redmondpie.com/4.3.1-untethered-jailbreak-exploit-is-solid-confirms-iphone-dev-team/
Except that that doesn't work on the iPad 2
viperGTS
Jan 17, 10:09 PM
try a plist edit.
rdowns
Feb 3, 03:27 PM
Sorry, but you are quite mistaken. It is clearly a conspiracy!
Don't be silly. Tin foil will shield signals on CDMA networks, not GSM.
Don't be silly. Tin foil will shield signals on CDMA networks, not GSM.
Doctor Q
Sep 20, 07:51 PM
Can you tell us more about the problems? Were they with vBulletin itself?
decksnap
Oct 25, 07:55 AM
Do me a favor. If you don't already have it turned on, turn on Dock magnification and move your mouse pointer slowly across the icons. See how they scale smoothly, and yet don't look like crap? Those icons are 256x256 bitmaps. Its all about doing things properly.
But see, these images are never being scaled up beyond their original size- they are being scaled DOWN. That is the difference. We are talking about scaling things UP. Have you ever had an old OS 9 icon in your dock? When you magnify it, it looks like crap.
Understand that web designers tend to manage graphics pixel by pixel. Once you start stretching pixels in images across pixels on the screen, everything goes to crap. All you've got to do to see this is turn on your zoom feature.
But see, these images are never being scaled up beyond their original size- they are being scaled DOWN. That is the difference. We are talking about scaling things UP. Have you ever had an old OS 9 icon in your dock? When you magnify it, it looks like crap.
Understand that web designers tend to manage graphics pixel by pixel. Once you start stretching pixels in images across pixels on the screen, everything goes to crap. All you've got to do to see this is turn on your zoom feature.
notjustjay
Oct 4, 02:55 PM
I would think gps information embedded in a photo would be a bad thing. So some kid posts a picture of him and his friends on Myspace and some creep downloads the picture, now they can look up where the picture was taken. Seems like a lot of invasion of privacy.
I would think that would be easy to solve, by having sites strip EXIF (or maybe just that tag) before posting on public web pages. Or simulate the "selective availability" that was originally on civilian GPS and have the picture's lat/long tag be accurate only to within a few hundred meters, or some such.
Of course, it's not like the kids in question don't already post way too much information. Birthday, age, grade, school, teacher name, and a bunch of pics of themselves and their friends too... someone out there could have a field day. Literally.
I would think that would be easy to solve, by having sites strip EXIF (or maybe just that tag) before posting on public web pages. Or simulate the "selective availability" that was originally on civilian GPS and have the picture's lat/long tag be accurate only to within a few hundred meters, or some such.
Of course, it's not like the kids in question don't already post way too much information. Birthday, age, grade, school, teacher name, and a bunch of pics of themselves and their friends too... someone out there could have a field day. Literally.
xsedrinam
Sep 12, 10:49 AM
That could be quite a challenging philosophical statement.
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katie ta achoo
Sep 15, 08:42 PM
I had to do a current technology project, too.
I GAVE A FORTY-FIVE MINUTE LONG PRESENTATION ON OSX!
(I'm awesome. I took up HALF the class period)
What I did, I just took the screen shots from the iindigo3d Mac OS history thing (thanks, dude! I know you wander around the boards, YOU ROCK!!!) and printed all of them, then I took screen shots of windows from 1.0 all the way to XP.
I was Sure to mention SPYWARE, VIRUSES and other things.. people already knew I was pretty appley before I gave it.. I mentioned nothing bad about OS X. (I am drunk on kool aid. I couldn't think of anything bad! haha.)
If you can find a site giving the history of it, it has basically done your work for you.
There's one of the history of Photoshop GUI and engadget made a history of iPod a while ago.
google around, someone probably has already done what you feel like doing, and put it in the interweb.
..it's not cheating if you already know it.. :o :p
I GAVE A FORTY-FIVE MINUTE LONG PRESENTATION ON OSX!
(I'm awesome. I took up HALF the class period)
What I did, I just took the screen shots from the iindigo3d Mac OS history thing (thanks, dude! I know you wander around the boards, YOU ROCK!!!) and printed all of them, then I took screen shots of windows from 1.0 all the way to XP.
I was Sure to mention SPYWARE, VIRUSES and other things.. people already knew I was pretty appley before I gave it.. I mentioned nothing bad about OS X. (I am drunk on kool aid. I couldn't think of anything bad! haha.)
If you can find a site giving the history of it, it has basically done your work for you.
There's one of the history of Photoshop GUI and engadget made a history of iPod a while ago.
google around, someone probably has already done what you feel like doing, and put it in the interweb.
..it's not cheating if you already know it.. :o :p
Aaron1021
May 5, 03:00 AM
do those require iaccess?
TheAppleGeek
May 2, 03:36 PM
In my Economics class, we have a six-page report due over the company of our choosing. In this report, we must summarize the history of said company, its former and current profits, as well as any other general knowledge that would need to be known about the company.
Since I have been a fan of Apple since I was just a little one, I decided to do the paper over, well, Apple. I consider myself to know more than the average person about Apple; its history, its owners, the current status and all that jazz. But, after I visited here, I came to the conclusion I don't know as much as I thought. Besides basic knowledge (i.e. who the CEO is, when it was started, where it was started, etc.), I think I may need some help regarding other parts of the paper. Would anyone assist me in directing me to a well-knowledgeable site(s) regarding Apple's history?
I know I am going the lazy way out (as I could do a simple Google'ing), but I absolutely love this community and I know at least someone could help me.
Or am I wrong?
Since I have been a fan of Apple since I was just a little one, I decided to do the paper over, well, Apple. I consider myself to know more than the average person about Apple; its history, its owners, the current status and all that jazz. But, after I visited here, I came to the conclusion I don't know as much as I thought. Besides basic knowledge (i.e. who the CEO is, when it was started, where it was started, etc.), I think I may need some help regarding other parts of the paper. Would anyone assist me in directing me to a well-knowledgeable site(s) regarding Apple's history?
I know I am going the lazy way out (as I could do a simple Google'ing), but I absolutely love this community and I know at least someone could help me.
Or am I wrong?
Eaton Photos
Apr 10, 06:04 PM
Here are a series of Images shot yesterday, from JBS Racing's practice run on the Ohio River.
Gallery with Larger Images can be found here: http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911
1)http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p850935218-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h32b83db2)
2) Starboard Turbine Engine Start-uphttp://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s1/v19/p662132486-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h27775706)
3) http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p743100998-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h2c4ad246)
4) http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p1044465302-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h3e414696)
5) BURNERS ON!!! http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s1/v20/p680993609-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h28972349)
Gallery with Larger Images can be found here: http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911
1)http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p850935218-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h32b83db2)
2) Starboard Turbine Engine Start-uphttp://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s1/v19/p662132486-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h27775706)
3) http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p743100998-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h2c4ad246)
4) http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s3/v23/p1044465302-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h3e414696)
5) BURNERS ON!!! http://www.eatonphotos.com/img/s1/v20/p680993609-5.jpg
LARGER (http://www.eatonphotos.com/jbsdemo4911/h32b83db2#h28972349)
Chaszmyr
Aug 15, 04:31 PM
I guess that just kind of describes people's love-hate relationship with XP.
It's a work of creative genius! :D
It's a work of creative genius! :D
MaxMike
Oct 9, 12:33 PM
Oh Yeeeeeah!!
jersey shore reference? :D
jersey shore reference? :D
hyperpasta
Oct 24, 05:51 PM
I never really understood resolution independence. Can someone explain it in layman's terms?
A screen is made up of little dots called "pixels". A button is, say, 35 pixels wide. I just made that number up, but just pretend.
As screen technology advances, more pixels get crammed in per square inch, making for sharper graphics. Unfortunately, buttons would still be 35 pixels long. Everything would get smaller.
Resolution Independance means that the size of stuff on the screen does not shrink as more dots are added - instead, they simply become sharper, staying their existing sizes.
Understand?
A screen is made up of little dots called "pixels". A button is, say, 35 pixels wide. I just made that number up, but just pretend.
As screen technology advances, more pixels get crammed in per square inch, making for sharper graphics. Unfortunately, buttons would still be 35 pixels long. Everything would get smaller.
Resolution Independance means that the size of stuff on the screen does not shrink as more dots are added - instead, they simply become sharper, staying their existing sizes.
Understand?
dubbz
Sep 25, 03:45 PM
Well, if you don't want an Apple Display, but still want a pretty nice looking LCD, some people seem to be a bit ga-ga over the Dells. :)
ga-ga
*hugs screen*
ga-ga
*hugs screen*
JNB
Mar 24, 08:23 PM
As low as zero (no kidding) to maybe $300 or so. But then an original box, packaging, manuals, etc—but no Mac—sold for $536. Go figure.
The practical value is basically nothing. The collector's value is whatever the market will bear. Find the right sucker collector, and you could get a few grand out of it. You'd probably get the most return by donating it to a museum and claiming a deduction.
http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/commentary/cultofmac/2002/03/51208
The practical value is basically nothing. The collector's value is whatever the market will bear. Find the right sucker collector, and you could get a few grand out of it. You'd probably get the most return by donating it to a museum and claiming a deduction.
http://www.wired.com/gadgets/mac/commentary/cultofmac/2002/03/51208
