Yes they have a point. Greater size and especially speed is affected
voltage and heat issues, I'd not get above what they say.
Mike
On 9/20/07, rlsimon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...called IBM who warned against getting faster than 5400 and bigger than
80gb which I think is c**p ...I see sites
Can anyone with a apple router tell him how to block the site? Unless there
is no one here that has one?
Mike
On 9/20/07, Matthew Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apple Router, not that I know of.A firewall, absolutely. That
said, OS X has parental controls built in - you can allow only
Years ago, when my kids were younger, I too needed a way to control
their surfing online. What I did was I built my own firewall using an
older unused computer and a free Linux software product called
Smoothwall. I have since moved on to a similar product called IPCop.
Whichever you choose,
Can anyone with a apple router tell him how to block the site? Unless there
is no one here that has one?
You mean give a poor answer just to pacify him so he goes away? I think
he would have to pay more money to get that level of support.
...not to mention all the ancillary stuff iTunes installs. I recently
had to install it again to buy a tune I needed, but after a week I
just couldn't take it anymore and have uninstalled it.
Oddly, Walmart forced me to install some odd app too (Program
Updates), but at least it just seems to be
I have a usb dongle that allows me to connect the naked 2.5 drive to my
laptop...how do I migrate?
Does MS not offer something like Apple's Migration Assistant? This lovely
program comes free with OS X Tiger. Very useful.
I have owned small businesses for the past 40 years. I retired in Jan 2007. I
provided health insurance for employees.
Certainly for the past 10 years, I provided a compensation package that took
the cost of health insurance into consideration. I had very low turnover as
health insurance
Drive placement has a lot to do with this.
I recently had to swap Laptops and put my working HD into a different
style Dell. The drive in the old Dell was toward the back where the
heat sinks are and never really got warm. The newer Dell has the
drive toward the front and I can feel the
I appreciate the time and effort you put into helping me resolve the
parenting aspect of my problem. The circular logic of your last two
sentences escapes me however.
There's a difference between a lockdown and guidance. When you're around
to provide encouragement and rewards for doing
I replaced a 50G Hitachi 5400RPM drive with a 160G WD Scorpio, 5400 RPM in a
ThinkPad with no adverse effects. That was in early May, the laptop runs
most of the day every day. I suspect upgrading capacity would have minimal
effect but upgrading speed to 7200 or even 10,000 RPM might draw more
A router between the airport and the broadband? I thought the airport WAS
the router?? The thing costs almost 200 dollars what does it do? Why have
the airport there at all if he can spend 70 bux on a good router?
Is that why no one will answer his question? Is the airport so hamstrung
you
State of Delaware schools use Blue Coat, http://www.bluecoat.com/. Try
their free K9 home version, http://www.k9webprotection.com/. It uses a
web-based database. Unless your kids are fairly young, they'll get
around it soon. Best thing about it -- it's free. Platform: Windows.
FAQ claims that
Thanks Michael and Rev. Stewart and everyone. I am almost there. Can I do
this with my USB dongle that allows me to connect it to the bare new drive
and Norton Ghost 2003 which I already own ?? Anyone comment on the ata150
backward compatible to ata100 issue? ...tia!
-Original
The iPhone, iPod Touch and other new iPods are driving these updates. To
update the software for any of these requires new iTunes software. One
update, e.g., included ringtones for the iPhone and there's another one
coming this month that will allow the iPhone to access the iTunes store
I was wondering if that was it.
david
David Turk
Manager, Preservation Imaging Services
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 232-4592
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On 9/21/07, Harvey Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The iPhone, iPod Touch and other new iPods are driving these updates. To
update the software for any of these requires new iTunes software. One
update, e.g., included ringtones for the iPhone and there's another one
coming this month that
I have confidence is the ability of the people who created these hacks
to be able to overcome the patches as they come out.
Mason
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
On 9/21/07, Harvey Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The iPhone, iPod Touch and other new iPods are driving these updates. To
update the
Windows Restore only restores the Windows Registry to a previously
created restore point state. It's not a total system backup/ rollback
tool. It won't restore changes to application software or user data for
instance.
db
Robert wrote:
I too have often gotten these messages when I try to
What's the deal with iTunes updates? Every time I turn around, there's
another update waiting for download. I know I regularly use 5 computers,
but it seems like I've installed an update once a month on all of them.
Perhaps you should try product from a less dynamic company? Perhaps one
that
My 60GB 4G iPod has been exhibiting increasingly strange behavior. I
had thought the nearly 2 yo device was failing but, after viewing
pages on iLounge and on the Apple forums, I am beginning to suspect
that recent iTunes updates may be breaking the older units ... or
maybe it's just a
Thanks for the link to OpenDNS. It looks very interesting.
Interesting to note that one of the categories of sites blocked are sites
that provide information about proxy servers.
You can check URLs to see if they are blocked. I'm glad to see that
Reporters Without Borders (rsf.org)
...not to mention all the ancillary stuff iTunes installs. I recently
had to install it again to buy a tune I needed, but after a week I
just couldn't take it anymore and have uninstalled it.
Maybe we should take up a collection for Tony? If a few of us kick in a
couple of bucks we can get him a
They still make those? Or would we buy from a museum?
Mike
On 9/21/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...not to mention all the ancillary stuff iTunes installs. I recently
had to install it again to buy a tune I needed, but after a week I
just couldn't take it anymore and have
Betty,
Thanks for the link to OpenDNS. It looks very interesting.
Jim
A few weeks ago I requested DNS services that work better than the ones
I'm using. Thank Fred Holmes and John de Carlo, since they suggested
OpenDNS to me on the list first, recently anyway.
I wouldn't use the
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