Paula,
It sounds like the USB has gone back a step.
How much memory does the machine have?
From your description, it sounds as if just the USB
devices are affected, none of the other systems,
right?
Use the System Profiler and check that the USB
subsystem chain
is checking out at USB 2 speeds
Kinda makes my original point, don't ya think?
Nope. Makes mine.
When an authority in the field gives a first person account that
contradicts one of your previous assertions and you immediately respond
by attacking the credentials of that authority it is a bad sign. When the
contortions
In the news: more on colony collapse syndrome. In Tuesday's New York
Times science section, there was a long article on disappearing bees and
the research to find the causes. The scientists quoted in the article
seemed to think that the causes for the syndrome were probably
insecticides or
This URL from ComputerWorld (including the comments) provides additional
information.
I also read another article I have lost the reference to, that I thought was
amusing. After no one was able to win the original contest, they changed
the rules. g
Fred,
DVD-R will work with old and new players. DVD+r should work in any
players made in the last few years, and some before that.
- Brian
- Original Message -
From: Fred Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, April 25, 2007 9:40 am
Subject: [CGUYS] DVD-R or DVD+R recording
From what I gather the only rule change was that the user had to surf to a
website...show me a compromised pc that isn't on the net.
Was their some other change?
Mike
On 4/25/07, John DeCarlo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This URL from ComputerWorld (including the comments) provides additional
Paula --
I think Handbrake is mainly a program for work with DVDs. I admit I
haven't looked at it very closely, so my initial look could be fooling
me. However, you should have everything you need on your Mac if you
have
iMovie or have purchased Quicktime Pro. Try what I've created at the
spent a couple hours at command line trying to
make the folder visible. Then I did the simple, dumb thing: ran disk
utility. That fixed everything.
Thanks, Tom. Worth a try. I'm still learning how to troubleshoot on
a Mac. I had no idea how to find out if the USB ports were working.
But
Umm, no, the original point was that Congress should not be trusted with
anything to do with technology, since its record over the past decade or so
is a sad and sorry tale. Did you forget that part already?
I never realized that Gore fetishists could be so kinky with the mythos. I
never
Paula Minor sez:
Thanks, Tom. Worth a try. I'm still learning how to troubleshoot on
a Mac. I had no idea how to find out if the USB ports were working.
But I could have on my pc.
System Profiler in your Utilities folder (in Applications) should give
you full information about your
At 5:51 PM -0400 4/25/07, Michael Lewis wrote:
Paula Minor sez:
Thanks, Tom. Worth a try. I'm still learning how to troubleshoot on
a Mac. I had no idea how to find out if the USB ports were working.
But I could have on my pc.
System Profiler in your Utilities folder (in Applications)
Well the point was that ANY mac surfing to say the superbowl site would have
been compromised, that was a big deal on windows machines, so i assume it
would be a big deal on macs. This contest just proved someone could write a
simple exploit for a mac in just a few hours the same as on a windows
Umm, no, the original point was that Congress should not be trusted with
anything to do with technology, since its record over the past decade or so
is a sad and sorry tale. Did you forget that part already?
I started this thread so you telling me what the original point was is a
bit odd. No?
On Apr 25, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
What most reporting does is look for the hook or the grab line that
will grab every ones attention and use it as a come on, while the full
story might say something opposite.
The majors (print and broadcast) tend to do a little better
On Apr 25, 2007, at 7:38 PM, Chris Dunford wrote:
The classic example of this was an 11 o'clock news teaser I saw on one
of the Baltimore TV
stations a few years ago: Is there snow in our future? Details at
11. The answer turned
out to be no.
Or, in the Washington Times today, front
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