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Quote: Originally posted by DaveGee Yea its quite clear the usage of 'libs' has fogged my issue (I shoulda known). My points were simple. 1. Stealing is against the law and wrong. 2. Turning around and then saying but its okay to do it d…
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Quote: Originally posted by DaveGee Oh give me a freakin break with this.... I had no idea JYD was a little more than a common thief. How very sad. Oh and here's a news flash for anyone else who feels the same way... Stealing is stealing, be it f…
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Quote: Originally posted by builttospill anyone download the new general availibility release of Parallels Desktop? Yes, have it and it works great. No more capture the mouse, does that automatically. Also it has shared files and they work …
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Quote: Originally posted by mwswami Thanks, I haven't tried out bootcamp or Parallels yet. I don't have any WinXP Pro SP2 disc lying around. Also I prefer Linux instead of Windows. I don't believe bootcamp supports Linux. I may change my mind…
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Quote: Originally posted by DHagan4755 Here's a question for someone in the know...is aluminum expensive for Apple to use? Nothing compaired to Titanium, and they used that forever, besides Aluminum can act like a heat sink, or conductor. …
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Quote: Originally posted by melgross That's true. Apple can't hide with IBM and Freescale anymore. When the chips are announced, and everyone else has machines, people will turn to Apple, and say; "So, where are yours?" Apple can't run from that …
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It would be great to see Apple do this, it would be a boon for web developers. It could be a boon for gamers. And it could be of great benefit to any organization that likes the security of the Mac but does not like the software options available …
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Quote: Originally posted by DHagan4755 It has been said that Apple didn't release an "all new design" for their products in order to prove that Macs are the same machine regardless of the processor (establish credibility using Intel) and to also …
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Quote: Originally posted by melgross Neither Apple nor IBM invented vaporware. That term was in use for a long time, and didn't refer to IBM OK Apple was the first company to go to court and to then have the terms of what is and is not Vapor…
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Quote: Originally posted by melgross I was at a meeting tonight, where one of the guys and I were talking stocks. He has 15,000 shares of AMD, and he's convinced that AMD will smother Intel at the end of the year, and that Conroe et al is vaporwa…
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Quote: Originally posted by Louzer Its not that they're stupid. Its that its gotten to the point that most people believe computers are an appliance. They should do what they want them to and not have to worry about stupid-assed arguments like "X…
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Boot Camp Now we know why Avie left the company.
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Maybe this has to do with rosetta and expanded uses, like intercepting Windows calls and mapping them to MacOS calls for a way to run Windows programs and make them look like Mac programs.
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Gee I wonder which hacker will garner the prize for first to crack Vista, or has it already been cracked/hacked, the beta version that is, which I guess does not count. Sure is good to know that Vista will have very limited time on market without a…
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Quote: Originally posted by Xool Umm BBEdit has taken on a number of Mac OS X technologies including integration with the command line and using interface drawers to permit single-window multi-document editing. It is a text editor after all so…
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Quote: Originally posted by Bergermeister I print my own stuff at home and often just use Apple's Pages (part of iWork) for the layout, masking, etc. It's very easy to make very nice pages. I tend to include quite a bit of text. If I want to …
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Quote: Originally posted by mdriftmeyer In short, we do their job for them and they get paid handsomely to regurgitate it in a more finanical approach. Good job if you can get it.