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I don't like them. They're distracting, take time to load, and just mess up the visuals of the board. I agree about the committee not going to work out either. If you really want to show off something you made, have a thread for creative expr…
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UT-Austin sells Office v.X for $5 All available MSFT products are $5 a disk. Thats: Win98SE WinNT4 WinME Win2K WinXP Office 2001 Office 2000 Office v.X Office XP Visual Studio
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I don't like them. They're distracting, take time to load, and just mess up the visuals of the board. I agree about the committee not going to work out either. If you really want to show off something you made, have a thread for creative expr…
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Don't forget the
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[quote] Is QT 6 a crucial update? I mean, if developers are still using Mac OS 9, they're running old software as it is already, so does it really matter to them if they're using QT5 or QT 6? WTF? Think about all the people who use OS 9 who aren…
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How'd you get TOAW running? Or are you cheating and using a PC? (Last I tried, it wouldn't work in VPU, may need to try it again) ditto on Civ3 Harpoon3 will destroy my GPA once I get the money together. I will own it!
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Well, I'm waiting on it too.
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Ok, ColorClassic wins the prize for best literary work on the message board so far...
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If you're just gaming to kill some time, I'd say play EV:Nova or the like. Doesn't impose a heavy graphics hit at all. There are firewire hubs, but you probably won't need one. I have a PowerBook, a Hard Drive, a CD-RW and will get an iPod some…
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Umm. I looked at the site, and it wasn't mentioned.
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Eugene - (whoami or resedit?) I agree. The killer for the deal as I see it is the lack of backwards compatability. Apple has invested so much in Airport right now that to move to a new architecture would be foolish and an attack on everyone who b…
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My question was: If you use the Airport Base Station to connect to AOL, does that mean it is: 1) Bridgeing, so that the actual AOL client software is on your computer 2) Routing, where the Base Station logs on and shares the connection with al…
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ohh... thanks Belle, I haven't used AOL in so long I'd forgotten that. Does this mean Apple has blocked the routing functions? Or just that you can't use an account from more than one computer at a time.
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1) I can't say anything about the AOL situation because I don't know. 2) As for the some ISPs disclaimer, it's probably so that Apple won't be held responsible if it doesn't work. To share your broadband connection, you needs a Cable/DSL route…
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Do you people realize how these protocols work? 802.11b works on the 2.4GHz band, and most of the work is probably done to some degree in the hardware. In any event, it is a standard which only supports 11Mbps. If Apple could speed it up with a…
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And yet why roll out that case design now, if it's overkill, when you could just hold it back and release it with the new G5s or whatever you call them? Also, please remind me when IBM's desktop PPC last beat Motorola's best PPC. What happened t…
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Did anybody read what I posted? [quote] 1: is DDR. Besides the xserve, the QS or any other mac do not use DDR ram and one needs to pair up mobo's with their cases. You could get a whole bunch of odd problems if you didn't test them beforehand. …
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I'd like to point out that I was in an Apple Store on Friday and they had several new Dual 1Ghz models out. I fealt the air coming out the back and it was quite warm. Not hot, but I could tell it needed those airholes. So we may be predicting too…
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As far as forward looking announcements go, the guy who gave the most eloquent complaint to me said: "When the Dell rep comes out, he shows us their roadmap and what they're going to release next month, in six months, a year, even two years in the f…