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This smells of a troll, but I will bite. Since you are bit torrent user, spend the time to download at least Jaguar or as others said, give up some cash to Apple. Look at the dates of the shareware you are downloading. If it has been released or…
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Your topic title reads as if there is some kind of epidemic of malware for OS X. The latest ? Thanks for the heads up though.
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Don't overlook a bad router too. I have run across them many times. I keep a working one ready to send out to a sales rep in the field. I then know it is setup correctly and functional. There have been many weird problems that are often cured by …
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Quote: Originally posted by thedazellama Who's giving the keynote in Paris??? Phil Schiller will be giving the keynote in Steve's absence.
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Quote: Originally posted by Vox Barbara I do not have any clue why this is an issue for you? Since panther works so smooth on this particular snow box, get rid of 10.2. my 2c Maybe they are a web designer or something requiring interope…
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Quote: Originally posted by ccapeng My main purpose is to test the different versions of Safari. I have snow white iMac w/10.2 Safari 1.0. I just get a 10.3, but not install yet. As my understanding, Safari 1.2 can only works with 10.3. Since I…
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I tried to install 10.4 server on my Cube and no go. Then I tried to install Tiger Dev. Preview and it wouldn't either. That said, I did have 10.3 Server on my Cube at one point.
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Quote: Originally posted by cjboffoli Has anyone managed to install the Tiger SDK on a Powerbook? I tried to install it on my 15" Aluminum powerbook but got a kernel panic. If there is a way around this I'd sure appreciate a tip. Thanks in advan…
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Quote: Originally posted by MacTech Panther DOES NOT demand at least 512mb of memory. I still use my Pismo with 192mb and tiBook 400 with 384mb for iTunes, iChat and Safari. That said, the more memory the better for OS X. I suspect Tiger will ha…
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Quote: Originally posted by GreggWSmith Thanks! Yeah since I was pretty much screwed anyway I did what you suggested and I have a good partition and now I have a Tiger partition. I am pretty much going to avoid 10.3.5 Apple's Dev documents …
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Quote: Originally posted by Mac Hammer Fan I know that Panther demands at least 512 MB for basic operations. With less memory, it becomes slower. I am curious whether the upcoming "Tiger" will need even more memory. Is there anyone who knows …
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Quote: Originally posted by hmurchison Developers really shouldn't be breaking their NDAs. Their job is to create the apps and not gab with non developers who don't always understand the concepts involved anyways. Mums the word bub !!! I st…
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Quote: Originally posted by frank_t Sad thing is it won't be comments from developers you will read but people that have downloaded it from Bit Torrent as it's already up. I don't think real developers can talk about it. Real developers DO ta…
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Quote: Originally posted by ZoSo It's called ideology. Or a matter of principles, if you will. Mono (.NET in MS talk), C# and Open Source is the way of the future. Then you sell--and make money on--expertise, services, vertical solutions,…
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Quote: Originally posted by ZoSo Agree 100%. Hell, Microsoft got sued, and now we have here a full bunch of apologists willing to take it under their tails just cuz it's Steve's... We're talking about developers here people, and this was a…
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Quote: Originally posted by Aquatic And no History. It needs a History like even ancient IE has. Safari's History doesn't go past 3 days! What the hell is that. Which is it, No History or only 3 days worth? I certainly have more than …
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Anyone can get iCal and publish their calendars using webdav. Anyone can get iPhoto and put their jpegs on a web server. With a .mac account, the integration is more seamless and iCal has more functionality. And so does iPhoto. The iApps makes it v…
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[quote]Originally posted by frank_t: Like this
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Unless you have an OC3 or T3 connection, your half-duplex 10mb connection will be more than adequate for the internet. You need a password to access the router to enable port-forwarding to your specific IP address.
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Those are illegal characters on Windows. If they let you create a folder with those, then it is a bug.