Posts by mariofreak85

There's another site that does something similar. IMHO the icons look a lot better. There aren't as many to choose from, but it has the ones I need. http://iosshortcuts.appspot.com/

Quote: Originally Posted by Jim95 Has it been determined yet if users who have multiple Apple IDs can use iCloud? I have a "family" ID that my wife and I share for iTunes purchases of music and apps so we can both use them,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Object-X Can someone who's installed it run Ruby -v at the terminal and tell me what version it's running? ruby 1.8.7 (2010-01-10 patchlevel 249) [universal-darwin11.0]

Quote: Originally Posted by Haggar Also Mini VGA, Mini DVI, Micro DVI. Don't forget HDI-45

Quote: Originally Posted by Toyin For the comment about OWC, never saw anything about those drives when researching SSDs. I'm kind of surprised, since I read so many comparisons with the Crucial SSD. With TRIM support coming, it maybe...

Quote: Originally Posted by DeputyRob I have an SSD and it shows "No" under TRIM support. Perhaps only Apple-installed SSDs are blessed. OWC drives don't support TRIM. They don't need to, since they use a SandForce...

Quote: Originally Posted by Toyin Good news. Means I may not have to routinely restore my SSD to default configuration and re-image my drive. (Even if I do have to do this, the speed increase with the Crucial 256 ssd is astounding! ...

Quote: Originally Posted by MacCad I visited what I guess you would call the company store on the Apple campus in 1996 shortly before Steve Jobs returned from exile. It was like a pilgrimage. Among the items I bought was an analog watch...

Quote: Originally Posted by Joe hs Unrelated: would selling parallels/VMWare on the mac AppStore break the rules? Yes it would. Those programs install kernel extensions so they can have greater control over your hardware.

by identifying the device advertisers can learn things about you based on what apps you use and what ads you tap. This gives them the ability to serve more targeted ads.