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  • I saw a commercial for this last night during the all-star game. Pretty cool. Personally, I like it better than the new G5 ads.
  • a little powdered sugar and these would be quite yummy: The hole defines the donut..
  • kind of a little pic but lots of donuts and lots of varieties.
  • In my experience iSights are selling like hotcakes. Off topic I know, but I know a LOT of people who have bought them. They're cool and relatively inexpensive. A lot of people buy at least two. One for themselves and one for the person/people the…
  • Quote: Originally posted by mattyj Is there any way to change a 2nd Gen iPod for mac into a Windows compatable version? \ I would try using Disk Utility to format it for Windows FAT16/32 whatever. Then plug it into a PC and see if it recogni…
  • Quote: Originally posted by elizaeffect So I could actually reformat the iPod and it would work as if it were a Mac iPod out of the box? Yes.
  • Quote: Originally posted by elizaeffect With a firmware update perhaps? Or is this totally impossible? Quite possible: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.h...num=60920#faq7 A windows formatted iPod will work with a Mac, albeit slower tha…
  • Quote: Originally posted by AppleLuva "Sure they make a good cake, but they cover it with dog-shit frosting!" Really? I thought they made dog shit, but cover it with cake frosting. Hmm.. Sorry, couldn't resist. I'll but out now. Carry o…
    in Rumors of War Comment by seb June 2003
  • True, true... Cable is shared by the whole neighborhood meaning possibly less consistent speeds. And it's true the only 'settings' required, if any, for DSL are your username and password - at least in my past experiences. For most people, …
  • For localized info, check www.broadbandreports.com. Personally, I have Time Warner (roadrunner) cable and have had 0 problems in the three years I've had it. I've never had DSL, so can't compare directly. But with DSL, you do have to enter 'se…
  • Try starting up from an OS 9 CD and deleting it. Or booting into OS 9 if you have it on your Mac.
  • You have to manually change the permissions of the conduits folder. I haven't done this in a while, but somewhere in the system folder is a 'conduits' folder with a 'usb' folder in it. Make sure you have read/write access to all of the folders…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Existence This is so sad. An IBM T40 runing a Centrino at 1.6GHz gets 7 hours at full power. Dude, don't be a fool. We can all go to IBM's website and read for ourselves that the unit wasn't run at full power. h…
  • Try running the silver Apple Hardware Test CD that came with the unit. Sounds like he has a hardware problem to me. Possibly bad RAM. Maybe something with the logic board/cpu. It would help to know how often his iMac KPs and what he is doing when…
  • Yeah, that's cool. But this LEGO® sculpture is cooler: http://www.henrylim.org/Harpsichord.html And this guy is sick with LEGO sculptures: http://www.ericharshbarger.org/lego/ P.S. It's LEGO not Lego or lego (like saying MAC instead of M…
    in Lego Mac?! Comment by seb May 2003
  • I've read that the average turnover rate for any tech support job for just about any company is about a year.
  • go to apple's support site and do a search for stuck LCD pixel. You'll find your answer there. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=22194 And, for comparison, Dell calls it a "natural defect in LCD technology". http://docs.us.d…
  • Repairing permissions is usually not necessary. Rarely will it actually fix the problem a person is having. It's usually only necessary if/when you are having trouble installing a program. I've seen Palm Installers and Shockwave installers nee…
  • 1. Don't forget "safe boot". Hold the shift key during startup. You can let go once you see the gray Apple and spinning gears. "safe boot" will appear in the Mac OS X startup splash screen with the progress bar. It does three things: a. For…
    in FAQ in the GB Comment by seb May 2003
  • There are more third party peripherals than ever. Software developers are making more products for the Mac than ever before. It's also easier for developers to make software for Macs than it's ever been before. So long as the programmers and geek…