wdlove
Sep 26, 11:12 AM
I would keep the mini and save some cash and with the rebate purchase a new nano; for the mini in time to come say 10 years or more will become an "antique" :rolleyes:
Hopefully the Mac mini that I'm interested in will still be running in 10 years. Since I missed out on the Cube, don't want to miss out on the mini.
Hopefully the Mac mini that I'm interested in will still be running in 10 years. Since I missed out on the Cube, don't want to miss out on the mini.
BigJohno
Jan 15, 12:16 AM
work with nike? hahahahhaha
actually apple is making a jet! haha "Apple Air"
Dude that would be sick. Imagine what it would look like, Virgin America on steroids.
actually apple is making a jet! haha "Apple Air"
Dude that would be sick. Imagine what it would look like, Virgin America on steroids.
old-wiz
May 4, 08:33 AM
liquid spills void the warranty. You've got nothing to lose now by taking it apart and trying to clean it up.
iDmitry
Jan 12, 01:22 AM
Does anyone know how long it usually takes for the full video of the keynote to be available online?
rmhop81
Dec 3, 10:51 PM
I have 2 of these for sale right now. ONE is brand new and the other has been used for 6months now. The used one is in excellent condition and no dead pixels on either of them. I opened up the new one to test for dead pixels as well and it didn't have any either. Both are in excellent shape.
$400 for the used one
$450 for the brand new one
$400 for the used one
$450 for the brand new one
martinX
Apr 16, 10:39 PM
Looks like a search engine for pirated movies?
Which bit do you want to know about the legality of?
Which bit do you want to know about the legality of?
Bobjob186
Nov 28, 12:30 PM
What's the specs on the mac mini?
jeff.macaddict
Jan 30, 02:39 AM
Oh damn! i wish i had a camera! I just, tonight moded my black pro mouse that came with my PM G4 MDD. I use the puck with my 12 PB, and thought, it looks cool, like all apple stuff, but maybe I can make it look cooler! I took it apart, spray painted the inside and bottom, both have yet another layer of clear outside of them, so it still looks professional, but now, it matches my powerbook!
RugoseCone
Jun 13, 08:18 AM
Yes, congratulations to both! And kudos to Khaldei for being the first member of the team to hit the one million mark. It was close, but you just beat BlackAdder to the milestone...
MacBookJoePro
Mar 4, 04:10 PM
I wanna know what I can get for my iPhone 8GB version. I just got it replaced by apple this morning and it is my chance to sell it while its in like Brand new condition. Still has the plastic on the screen.
Let me know what its worth and who's interested.
-JoE
*EDIT*: oops spelled replaced wrong in the title. know everyone will think i'm stupid. :(
*Edit again*: it comes with stand, cable, charger, original box (But serial number is different since I got it replaced). I don't think you'll want the headset cuz its been used to death but I can through it in if you want. Its not in good shape.
*EDIT* Selling $360 OBO.
Let me know what its worth and who's interested.
-JoE
*EDIT*: oops spelled replaced wrong in the title. know everyone will think i'm stupid. :(
*Edit again*: it comes with stand, cable, charger, original box (But serial number is different since I got it replaced). I don't think you'll want the headset cuz its been used to death but I can through it in if you want. Its not in good shape.
*EDIT* Selling $360 OBO.
SevenInchScrew
Nov 8, 08:26 PM
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Xian Zhu Xuande
Jan 11, 06:55 PM
Hiya folks,
I've had a small problem for a little while and I figured it might be worth tossing out here. Maybe someone can make heads or tails of it.
We have multiple computers at our home. I use an Airport Extreme (latest model) to share a 20 Mb connection across a WPA/WPA2 wireless network. All other computers in the house are using the connection without a problem. My Mac Pro, however, always struggles with bandwidth when it is first powered on (enough that web browsing is relatively futile). If I reset the Airport it solves this problem until I turn the Mac Pro off again.
The Mac Pro is a room away from the Airport, which does its job well enough that I can browse in my relatively sizable back yard, in front of the house, or even out in the street. It is on the floor for the time being, which is something a senior technician at Apple noted as cause for degraded signal. It has never worked in this regard and I'm not sure how long this problem has lasted, as before I moved the Mac Pro was always connected via gigabit ethernet. Short of hauling the Mac Pro in to the Apple Store for some blind troubleshooting I am not sure what might be causing this. I've got some pretty extensive networking experience and the folks in Apple's networking division are equally baffled. We've replaced the Airport.
Has anyone encountered something like this?
In the least it would always be good to have some extra ideas before discussing the issue with someone at the Genius Bar, especially considering they'll likely be far less experienced than the Apple Care senior engineers.
I've had a small problem for a little while and I figured it might be worth tossing out here. Maybe someone can make heads or tails of it.
We have multiple computers at our home. I use an Airport Extreme (latest model) to share a 20 Mb connection across a WPA/WPA2 wireless network. All other computers in the house are using the connection without a problem. My Mac Pro, however, always struggles with bandwidth when it is first powered on (enough that web browsing is relatively futile). If I reset the Airport it solves this problem until I turn the Mac Pro off again.
The Mac Pro is a room away from the Airport, which does its job well enough that I can browse in my relatively sizable back yard, in front of the house, or even out in the street. It is on the floor for the time being, which is something a senior technician at Apple noted as cause for degraded signal. It has never worked in this regard and I'm not sure how long this problem has lasted, as before I moved the Mac Pro was always connected via gigabit ethernet. Short of hauling the Mac Pro in to the Apple Store for some blind troubleshooting I am not sure what might be causing this. I've got some pretty extensive networking experience and the folks in Apple's networking division are equally baffled. We've replaced the Airport.
Has anyone encountered something like this?
In the least it would always be good to have some extra ideas before discussing the issue with someone at the Genius Bar, especially considering they'll likely be far less experienced than the Apple Care senior engineers.
gdbleb
Mar 14, 03:51 PM
Are you on a college/university network?
This is quite common for the many Bonjour shares to be visible on your Finder in that type of network environment.
This is quite common for the many Bonjour shares to be visible on your Finder in that type of network environment.
DudeMartin
Apr 9, 04:19 PM
Hello!
I bought a MacBook Pro on the 26th of February, and iWork along with it. So today when I was filling out the rebate form for iWork, I noticed that it asks for the UPC codes on the computer and the iWork, along with the receipt.
Well, that had me worried. If I sent in my receipt, and both of the UPC codes... I would have no way of proving that I bought this product, if any problems ever occur! Is this how it is supposed to be or am I missing something here?
Thanks!
I bought a MacBook Pro on the 26th of February, and iWork along with it. So today when I was filling out the rebate form for iWork, I noticed that it asks for the UPC codes on the computer and the iWork, along with the receipt.
Well, that had me worried. If I sent in my receipt, and both of the UPC codes... I would have no way of proving that I bought this product, if any problems ever occur! Is this how it is supposed to be or am I missing something here?
Thanks!
eastercat
May 1, 06:06 AM
You can go back to 3.1.3 without blobs. Besides, 3G works best on that iOS anyway.
hrishidev
Apr 21, 01:29 AM
Thanks gnasher729 , your reply triggered me think alternately .
The problem resolved now , after changing the base SDK ,we need to change Framework Search path setting in target as well.
The problem resolved now , after changing the base SDK ,we need to change Framework Search path setting in target as well.
BGTHEMOGUL
Apr 27, 04:00 PM
how are you connected to the internet at the hospital? is it on the hospital wifi? They may by blocking certain access?
Yes on the hospital wifi network. Not sure why it would block just my business emails from coming through? I get my personal gmail emails just fine and like I said iChat and internet work normally.
Yes on the hospital wifi network. Not sure why it would block just my business emails from coming through? I get my personal gmail emails just fine and like I said iChat and internet work normally.
jturn241
Apr 5, 02:56 PM
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.
This worked well, thanks for the help
This worked well, thanks for the help
neildmitchell
Sep 18, 01:08 PM
I needed to re install OS X the other day...
Now that I have, I have a strange thing going on.....occasionally....
If i leave my machine for a while & come back, wherever I drag my cursor with the mouse, it jumps/skips instantaneously to the far top right corner.
Just the mouse, the cursor control with my Wacom pen is fine...
It's an optical mouse, clean, and there's nothing set in system preferences..
Any suggestions?
The only time the mouse has jumped like you described, is when I have had the pen resting ontop of the tablet and not in the holder. Other then that, dunno?
Now that I have, I have a strange thing going on.....occasionally....
If i leave my machine for a while & come back, wherever I drag my cursor with the mouse, it jumps/skips instantaneously to the far top right corner.
Just the mouse, the cursor control with my Wacom pen is fine...
It's an optical mouse, clean, and there's nothing set in system preferences..
Any suggestions?
The only time the mouse has jumped like you described, is when I have had the pen resting ontop of the tablet and not in the holder. Other then that, dunno?
mc68k
Aug 3, 04:33 PM
you can set them up manually
if you start the programs in the terminal you can background the processes with ctrl-Z or an & after the command name. this way you can close the terminal and the programs still run.
it's kinda a pain in the ass even if you know what you're doing. i will put up some temp links tonight to my scripts, in the absence of any web site developing skills on my part
if you start the programs in the terminal you can background the processes with ctrl-Z or an & after the command name. this way you can close the terminal and the programs still run.
it's kinda a pain in the ass even if you know what you're doing. i will put up some temp links tonight to my scripts, in the absence of any web site developing skills on my part
mfram
May 1, 10:24 PM
I thought a little about why the MBA doesn't have ethernet. I think it comes down to this: an RJ-45 jack used for ethernet is larger than the MBA. So if you did have ethernet you'd need some kind of (proprietary) dongle arrangement.
The physical space of the MBA prevents more than about 4 ports even if they are small. One is power, one is video. That leaves 2 at most. Would you rather have 1 USB and 1 dedicated ethernet (with a dongle) or 2 USB where one USB can be used as ethernet with a dongle? I'd rather have 2 USB. And eventually the video will double as a Thunderbolt port.
Given that 802.11n pretty much approaches ethernet speeds, that pretty much seals the argument for no ethernet.
If you really want ethernet, get the Apple USB/Ethernet dongle.
The physical space of the MBA prevents more than about 4 ports even if they are small. One is power, one is video. That leaves 2 at most. Would you rather have 1 USB and 1 dedicated ethernet (with a dongle) or 2 USB where one USB can be used as ethernet with a dongle? I'd rather have 2 USB. And eventually the video will double as a Thunderbolt port.
Given that 802.11n pretty much approaches ethernet speeds, that pretty much seals the argument for no ethernet.
If you really want ethernet, get the Apple USB/Ethernet dongle.
Badger^2
May 4, 04:37 AM
so maybe look on apple site for refurb one then, do i get warranty and could i also get apple care with that
yes and yes.
warranty info clearly listed on apples store web site
http://store.apple.com/us/product/FC510LL/A?mco=MjEwNTcxMTU
unrar? stop stealing movies.
yes and yes.
warranty info clearly listed on apples store web site
http://store.apple.com/us/product/FC510LL/A?mco=MjEwNTcxMTU
unrar? stop stealing movies.
kevinwiz
Oct 17, 05:35 PM
the day or days after, yes. but i don't see the point in camping out/lining up for this
Peter.Howard
Nov 11, 01:53 PM
Rare original 'Apple-1' computer sold by Steve Jobs from his parents' garage goes on sale for �150,000
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1328439/First-Apple-1-sold-Steve-Jobs-sale-150k.html#ixzz150OqRefV
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1328439/First-Apple-1-sold-Steve-Jobs-sale-150k.html#ixzz150OqRefV
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