henryp
Mar 24, 02:54 PM
There's an article in today's NY Times titled, "Gadgets You Should Get Rid Of (or Not) (http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/24/technology/personaltech/24basics.html)." It says (emphasis added):
DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER Lose it (probably). Do you have a smartphone? Then you have a music player. Why load yourself down with an extra gadget? Apple popularized the music player with its iPod, but when was the last time you saw that iconic white box with the dial on the front? Music is data, and many multifunction devices can handle it along with many other kinds of data (like video, e-mail and apps). The one exception may be if you enjoy music while exercising. In that case, a tiny player like the $49 iPod Shuffle might be a better accessory than a larger, heavier smartphone.
DIGITAL MUSIC PLAYER Lose it (probably). Do you have a smartphone? Then you have a music player. Why load yourself down with an extra gadget? Apple popularized the music player with its iPod, but when was the last time you saw that iconic white box with the dial on the front? Music is data, and many multifunction devices can handle it along with many other kinds of data (like video, e-mail and apps). The one exception may be if you enjoy music while exercising. In that case, a tiny player like the $49 iPod Shuffle might be a better accessory than a larger, heavier smartphone.
Kobushi
Sep 16, 08:36 PM
Who did the version of this same song but with with the words: "which backstreet boy is gay?" sounds kinda like Al, but I don't think it was him.
Gregg2
Apr 24, 06:50 PM
I wonder, if I find the Fountain of Youth, can I get a refund on my life insurance? Same concept, really. ;)
nanofrog
May 4, 11:18 PM
Absolutely, this is how me and my wife make our living...we work from home and it's all we do.
A stripe set isn't a very safe way to store data. It's faster than a single disk for sequential file access, and it's cheap. But if you depend on that system for a living (i.e. can't afford to waste time fixing it when it breaks = matter of when, not if), then a redundant level would be the way to go. BTW, fixing a broken array = fix/replace bad disk + restore data via backups + re-perform all lost work (what you did between the last backup and the time the array failed). This adds up quickly, especially when working with large files. So you don't want to have to do this if at all possible.
Some other questions that could help, is your file sizes, current capacity needs, and capacity growth (i.e try to design out a system that can grow with you for 3 years as a minimum to reduce overall costs).
Throughput requirements would be nice as well, and your budget.
Keep in mind, proper storage isn't cheap (don't follow the advice from DigiLloyd <favors using stripe sets in his earlier opinions, and it attracts attention due to low cost - but the compromise involved is too high for pros>). Such a configuration is fine for enthusiasts/hobbyists, but not professionals that need a working system all the time. I really can't stress this enough.
A stripe set isn't a very safe way to store data. It's faster than a single disk for sequential file access, and it's cheap. But if you depend on that system for a living (i.e. can't afford to waste time fixing it when it breaks = matter of when, not if), then a redundant level would be the way to go. BTW, fixing a broken array = fix/replace bad disk + restore data via backups + re-perform all lost work (what you did between the last backup and the time the array failed). This adds up quickly, especially when working with large files. So you don't want to have to do this if at all possible.
Some other questions that could help, is your file sizes, current capacity needs, and capacity growth (i.e try to design out a system that can grow with you for 3 years as a minimum to reduce overall costs).
Throughput requirements would be nice as well, and your budget.
Keep in mind, proper storage isn't cheap (don't follow the advice from DigiLloyd <favors using stripe sets in his earlier opinions, and it attracts attention due to low cost - but the compromise involved is too high for pros>). Such a configuration is fine for enthusiasts/hobbyists, but not professionals that need a working system all the time. I really can't stress this enough.
iYann
Oct 26, 12:32 PM
Bon, au moins on sait qu'on sera pas moins qu'une dizaine de fous alors...
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Nov 16, 12:29 PM
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JosephBergdoll
Jan 4, 12:49 PM
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roofexpert
May 5, 08:01 AM
Please help me decide:
Refurbished iMac 27-inch 2.8GHz Intel Quad-Core i5 processor is $1,449 ($1,535.94 with tax) from Apple
New iMac 27-inch 2.7GHz Quad-Core i5 is $1,694 (no tax/no shipping) on Amazon.
The only difference I see between the two is the new iMac's have Thunderbolt and faster video. My understanding is that currently there are not many Thunderbolt compatible devises out there. I know that will change in the future; however I am somebody that does not upgrade my hardware (except ram) and/or software all that often. I would like to keep my iMac for at least 5 years. I mostly do word processing, research on the internet, some 2d cadd work, and some web site design (on my company web site). Do you think the $158.06 is worth it to go with the new one?
Thanks for all the help.
Refurbished iMac 27-inch 2.8GHz Intel Quad-Core i5 processor is $1,449 ($1,535.94 with tax) from Apple
New iMac 27-inch 2.7GHz Quad-Core i5 is $1,694 (no tax/no shipping) on Amazon.
The only difference I see between the two is the new iMac's have Thunderbolt and faster video. My understanding is that currently there are not many Thunderbolt compatible devises out there. I know that will change in the future; however I am somebody that does not upgrade my hardware (except ram) and/or software all that often. I would like to keep my iMac for at least 5 years. I mostly do word processing, research on the internet, some 2d cadd work, and some web site design (on my company web site). Do you think the $158.06 is worth it to go with the new one?
Thanks for all the help.
italeki
Apr 28, 12:09 PM
When is Ultrasn0w going to release the unlock for 4.10.01??? Any word if it's going to be any time soon?
Calvinatir
Jan 31, 12:00 AM
Question about ethics:
If i originally posted it for $120 shipped but get a higher offer shortly after the first "dibs" (fairly substantial) is it faux pas to sell to the higher bidder?
If i originally posted it for $120 shipped but get a higher offer shortly after the first "dibs" (fairly substantial) is it faux pas to sell to the higher bidder?
P-Worm
Sep 7, 01:40 AM
I thought that I heard somewhere that Steve Jobs said that he would never have Apple release a PDA.
As for an iPhone, well inkwell is just to fine an example.;)
As for an iPhone, well inkwell is just to fine an example.;)
jimsowden
Jul 9, 11:58 PM
I think with something like this, it's not so much the content of the post as it is the scrolling required. Nobody likes to scroll. When you have to scroll that much more (times 75) because some guy just wants to say "I agree," it's kind of distracting. It definitly detracts from the experience.
Brief affirmative responses are ok every now and then, but if it's all you're doing then you're not adding to the community.
I agree ;)
Brief affirmative responses are ok every now and then, but if it's all you're doing then you're not adding to the community.
I agree ;)
darceystar
May 5, 12:19 AM
Hi,
I have a very good macbook pro which has been working absolutely fine until what must have been yesterday. My macbook charger simply will not charge. It's not one of those situations where the mac says 'not charging' or anything like that, it's just that the charger is not doing anything, no matter where it is plugged in.
The light stays black and nothing comes up on the screen.
I honestly don't know what's going on. I got the macbook in November so it's not ultimately that old, either.
Please, please help!
:(
I have a very good macbook pro which has been working absolutely fine until what must have been yesterday. My macbook charger simply will not charge. It's not one of those situations where the mac says 'not charging' or anything like that, it's just that the charger is not doing anything, no matter where it is plugged in.
The light stays black and nothing comes up on the screen.
I honestly don't know what's going on. I got the macbook in November so it's not ultimately that old, either.
Please, please help!
:(
justaregularjoe
Jan 2, 09:47 AM
Try plugging in the guitar first. It may need to be stimulated (totally not the right word) to get recognized.
fabrini
Mar 17, 11:51 PM
Best thing from that store is the "I visited the mothership" shirt..
I was there a few weeks ago. They have discontinued that shirt, they only had kids sizes left. The new shirt says "Designed by Apple in California".
I was there a few weeks ago. They have discontinued that shirt, they only had kids sizes left. The new shirt says "Designed by Apple in California".
tazo
Sep 9, 08:47 AM
awesome job as always arn; the design is impeccable ;) :p
bizzle
Apr 3, 05:52 AM
It'll work but file transfers will be very, very slow.
xMClass
Apr 17, 02:16 PM
1. I have the Apple Bumper.
scirica
Apr 29, 06:41 PM
Not like David to not answer. Has it been days or are you just being impatient? Twitter is a good suggestion.
topicolo
Aug 19, 03:42 PM
Yeah, it happened to me for a while, but it eventually stopped. I have no idea what happened. BTW ARN, when r u gonna enable polls again? ;)
Bellamichelle
Apr 27, 08:41 PM
Wunderlist is nice, fairly basic in appearance, but clean. One aspect that it does not have, or I cannot find, it a way to set a reminder, alert or alarm for an action item. I don't do this for a lot of things, but it is VERY helpful at times. I wanted a new chair for my desk and storables had their great bungie chair on sale. I wanted to set an alert to the last day of the sale as I knew I had a lot of things going on at work and home and could easily forget. The last day, an alarm went off to remind me and I was glad as I had gotten a call and pulled my mind away. I made it to the store before it closed to grab a chair and I would NOT have remembered it my app had not alerted me.
If anyone knows if wunderlist has this feature, I'd be happy to find out how/where it is.
Thanks.
If anyone knows if wunderlist has this feature, I'd be happy to find out how/where it is.
Thanks.
aznguyen316
May 5, 12:52 PM
Yeah I use a microfiber cloth, one I got with my HDTV haha. I've also amassed a couple of those black ones from Apple though I prefer the thicker microfiber cloth. Cleans great, takes everything off without feeling like I'm digging into the AG screen.
topcatav
May 5, 11:32 AM
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Keniff
Apr 20, 08:45 PM
If you look at your screenshot you will see the checkbox is for "Hide" (as it also says in the description below). Select the application then press the minus button below the list.
Thankyou kindly
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Thankyou kindly
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