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You need to take it apart completely and make sure everything is dry. Speed is imperative for this sort of thing. Letting highly acidic beverages sit in the airless nooks and crannies of your laptop is an almost guaranteed recipe for permanent co…
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Have you tried dragging the archive over the stuffit expander application?
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Quote: Originally Posted by nevenmrgan If this is some sort of unholy zombie iPod somebody put together, then I can think of about two hundred reasons why it wouldn't work. Seriously, if you're looking at this thing open and without the back to t…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Drummerboy I got a busted Ipod nano that i thought i could fix with Itunes 7. No matter what i do, i cant get it to show in iTunes or My Computer. So let me get this straight: You have a broken iPod and you can't …
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Quote: Originally Posted by gsxrboy Hi there ! What I am wondering is - can I email the machine, that I would otherwise VPN into, and get it to automatically open an attachment at the remote machine and make it run. Setting up a smart folder or…
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Hooking up multiple cords from one component to the other isn't going to help you. Both your gigabit switch and the Airport Extreme router should operate in full-duplex mode, which means your effective bandwidth is 200Mb/s. I don't think you'l…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Celemourn let it dry out with power off and battery out. If, when it's dry, the discoloration is still there, then you'll need to have it looked at by an Apple auth. repair person. Applecare can give you names and n…
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I found this thread via Google. Strangely enough, he attributes the problem (I think) to a checksum error due to bad RAM. Bizarre. Worth a shot though, I suppose.
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If the above suggestions prove fruitless, you might want to look into USB Overdrive. I've heard lots of complaints about the Logitech Control Center (haven't experienced any of them myself), and people say that USB Overdrive is a fair replacement f…
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Quote: Originally Posted by manyourisms It is a matter of receiving the mail before the next guy. Must be a daytrader. Ever met one of them? They're crazy.
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Quote: Originally Posted by sthiede that does seem quite unecessary Not to mention the fact that some ISP admins might consider it abuse...
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The Mac Pro is a workstation. In 90% of deployments, it'll depend on a wired network. The airport extreme card is a BTO option for the Mac Pro. The old Power macintosh airport extreme cards won't work in the Mac pro. You need a DVI -> ADC a…
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If you feel like using linux, you can use netatalk to easily share drives via appletalk/appleshare.
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You can change your MAC address to spoof the original computer as well, if it comes down to it. Not all network hardware supports this, but most do. sudo ifconfig en0 ether aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ffThis has come in ...handy... several times.
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Quote: Originally Posted by imon4 upgrade the vram? Good luck on doing that with a mini.
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Quote: Originally Posted by the Beatles thats funny you mentioned it cause my IP was just reassigned. ok so how do i make it static? can i just make up any address? or in the wireless router settings i can have the router keep my computer IPs stat…
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Keep in mind, however, that a lot of ISP's block incoming requests on port 80, which would mean that people on the "outside" still can't access your self-hosted site. Cox communications for example, does this, which is why I have to use port 8080.
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Quote: Originally Posted by intlplby even for private viewing you can't... this disc mentioned (Talladega Nights) has copy protection, in order to edit the disc he has to bypass the copy protection and make an edited copy. that is illegal in th…
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Quote: Originally Posted by intlplby there is nothing you can do to edit the disk since doing so would violate the DMCA. No one can post anything to help you with illegal activity without breaking forum rules This is patently untrue. Applicatio…
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royboy is correct. All you have to do is pop in the new RAM, and the system should recognize it immediately. The iMac doesn't need matched RAM or anything of that nature, so it's very straightforward.