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  • Quote: Originally posted by groverat It doesn't sit well with you because he's American, which I think is petty and childish. Actually, it was because of Dr. Ferrari, who is European as far as I know.
    in Armstrong wins the Tour Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Wagnerite the record will be broken, that's for sure. Ulrich down. He would have won the stage.
    in TdF 2003 Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Wagnerite ulrich isn't flabby this year, he looks to be in pretty good shape, actually Yes, true. And if Armstrong hadn't had the accident... or Ullrich just went on... However, I don't think Ullrich can win the to…
    in TdF 2003 Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Scott The "ever flabby" Jan Ullrich will cry like a spockets guest when Lance gets done. Well, I liked Lance's face today, when flabby Jan went for the bonus seconds.
    in TdF 2003 Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Scott I'm starting to think the tour site is wrong. It says the next time trial is a team one but everyone's talking about it as if it were and individual. When dose the tour ever have two team trials and one individua…
    in TdF 2003 Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by thuh Freak ok, didn't notice this before. with cgi you have to spit out the headers before you give the html document. so your hello world should be like this: #!/usr/bin/perl print "Content-Type: text/html\ \ …
    in Jaguar 10.2.6 and Perl Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Gabid Now, I know nothing about UNIX so I stopped there, but I just want to make sure I didn't cause any lasting damage to my system. What did concern me is when I entered /Library/WebServer/.htpasswd as suggest…
    in Terminal and Apache: did I hurt anything? Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by salmonstk Can I throttle down my ethernet card to only transmit at 10 Mb insted of 100??? sudo ifconfig en0 media 10baseT/UTP mediaopt full-duplex to go back: sudo ifconfig en0 media autoselect other media t…
    in Can you Manually set ethernet speed Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Scott I just discovered that QT stores these in the /tmp folder. You have have the whole file an not just the ref movie. Doesn't work for me, I can't play the temp file. It's also too small... But it can just be…
    in WTF is this? Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Ari Is there way to check to see if someone has tried to or succeeded in accessing your computer remotely without your position? I have reason to believe that someone may have and this person does have my IP Address. I…
    in Security Question Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by AirSluf For the most part, we don't. The vast lions share of 64-bit goodness will be here with full 64-bit virtual address space and a fully 64-bit Darwin API layer. I really wonder how that (64-bit addressing) s…
    in Panther isn't 64 bits? Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Barto There has been a substantial amount of new code injected into the Finder, so I doubt that the developer preview is indicative of the Finder performance in 10.3 final. How many times have we heard that before …
    in Panther Benchmark Shows 40% Quartz Speed Boost Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by bauman OK, but what about all those programs where all the document windows are contained in the program window, like Harald stated. When you minimize the docs, they don't go to the Task Bar. That's a workaround …
    in Can Apple patent Exposé? Comment by 123 July 2003
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    in Panther Benchmark Shows 40% Quartz Speed Boost Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by LowB-ing I disagree... I'm not an expert in these things, but programmer really seems to be. He has written quite a few interesting posts about this previously. The problem is indeed quartz. Or rather, the problem is…
    in window resizing (split from "panther requests") Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by costique IElegant? I'm not sure since the most elegant thing is fast live resizing. Yes, and the least elegant thing is terribly slow live resizing (and slow GUI elements in general) that you can't turn off. It per…
    in window resizing (split from "panther requests") Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by costique They can improve it at least by optional caching of everything. Optional because if you cache every element separately, it will take much more memory, which, in turn, means more strain on the virtual memory s…
    in window resizing (split from "panther requests") Comment by 123 July 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by costique 1. My iTunes window has 4 list views (in the browser mode), the top view with the timer/frequency-amplitude graph. It has texture, 3 standard semaphore widgets and 1 standard resize widget. It has a translucen…
    in window resizing (split from "panther requests") Comment by 123 June 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by costique The most time-consuming action is to redraw those elements which change their size. Like what? Take a look at itunes and explain me what needs to be redrawn except the brushed metal stuff they could easily …
    in Panther Requests? (with full details and screenshots from AppleInsider) Comment by 123 June 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by johnsonwax Well, it doesn't address the problem wrt to the hardware, but unlike all of the other window actions (moving, minimizing, etc.) live resize requires that the OS ask the app to redraw the window - it can't ac…
    in window resizing (split from "panther requests") Comment by 123 June 2003