Bruce
I tend to agree with you about Linux at present. It has been there for years,
never really made an impact. Ubuntu is gaining a lot of ground. With each new
release is fast becoming a mainstream OS contender but it still has a long way
to go.
It is still too buggy and geeky for someone
Doug
Of course the X in OSX stands for 10.
Some people refer to it as OS 10. It makes sense as it follows OS9.
But I do think it has some hankering on to the NeXT days too.
Simon
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Subject: Re: 10.10, XI or
On Oct 10, 2008, at 6:16 AM, Simon Royal wrote:
Hi
I have always had all-in-one Macs as my main machine so any drives
added
have always been external. Well now I have a PowerMac G4 'Sawtooth'
making
it easier to add hard drives and optical drives.
I have a few queries.
Firstly,
On Oct 10, 2008, at 3:16 , Simon Royal wrote:
Hi
I have always had all-in-one Macs as my main machine so any drives
added
have always been external. Well now I have a PowerMac G4 'Sawtooth'
making
it easier to add hard drives and optical drives.
I have a few queries.
Firstly, I
Amanda
OK. So if my large drive is only 120GB, I should be able to put it in the
PowerMac where the zip drive is and keep my 20GB boot drive and 20GB other
drive with no problems?
Simon
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Bill.
Might just swap the old Pioneer A03 out and put the 112D in instead.
The 120GB is not a bootable drive. It houses my music collection. Just wondered
whether it would be better internally or externally.
I connect to it via network anyway from different machines which I can still do
if
Hi
I have always had all-in-one Macs as my main machine so any drives added
have always been external. Well now I have a PowerMac G4 'Sawtooth' making
it easier to add hard drives and optical drives.
I have a few queries.
Firstly, I have a Pioneer 112D in a firewire case, could I add this in
At 12:17 PM -0400 10/9/2008, Dan wrote:
I received three emails from Beliefnet. All three were moved to the
Spam box by GMail. So I have now created a filter in GMail to NOT
move Beliefnet items to the Spam box. We'll see if that works
tonite.
Today I received three more messages from
I have some recordings in my dvr that I need to transfer to one of my Macs
(either a Quicksilver or a G5). DirectTV was not very helpful. Any suggestions
would be welcomed. TIA.
Pete.
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I have some recordings in my dvr that I need to transfer to one of my Macs
(either a Quicksilver or a G5). DirectTV was not very helpful. Any
suggestions would be welcomed. TIA.
You are most likely out of luck. This is one of the reasons we switched to
cable with a TiVo as the DVR. If you
On Oct 9, 5:12 pm, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sigh. It was a long, hard, and bloody battle, and unfortunately, the
barbarians seem to have won. Half the list is a well-nigh unreadable
mass of top posted ignorance anymore.
Me, I blame AOL for letting their unwashed hordes onto
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Richie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some recordings in my dvr that I need to transfer to one of my Macs
(either a Quicksilver or a G5). DirectTV was not very helpful. Any
suggestions would be welcomed. TIA.
Go ask at the Yahoo group Dishrip.
Pax
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Previously, at 13:8 pm -0700 10/10/08, Paxton wrote:
On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 10:46 AM, Richie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some recordings in my dvr that I need to
transfer to one of my Macs
(either a Quicksilver or a G5). DirectTV was not
very helpful. Any
suggestions would be welcomed.
On 10/10/08 12:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into
the ether:
I think the programmers for the client software which sets top posting
as the default insertion point are to blame, myself. That meant that
not only did one have an uphill battle indoctrinating clueless
Hi
I have been trying to find the answer to this question, but to no avail.
All G4s (and G3s for that matter) before the Mirror Drive Door suffer from
the 128GB hard drive limit, but does my PowerMac G4 Sawtooth AGP Graphics
have a maximum limit of 128GB or a maximum limit per drive of 128GB.
On Oct 10, 2008, at 5:05 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
Hi
I have been trying to find the answer to this question, but to no
avail.
All G4s (and G3s for that matter) before the Mirror Drive Door
suffer from
the 128GB hard drive limit, but does my PowerMac G4 Sawtooth AGP
Graphics
have
Bruce
So it would be wiser to put the two 7200RPM drives on the primary and the
optical drive and third slower hard drive on the secondary.
Simon
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Hi
What's the best way to use this drive? Internally or via a firewire case?
Simon
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Group - The box said requires Windows XP or better, so I
On Oct 10, 2008, at 2:59 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
Bruce
So it would be wiser to put the two 7200RPM drives on the primary
and the
optical drive and third slower hard drive on the secondary.
Yes.
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University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group
On Oct 10, 2008, at 3:16 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
Hi
What's the best way to use this drive? Internally or via a firewire
case?
It depends.
Internal it's always there, and is probably faster throughput. Cheaper
to install, too.
External, you can always move it to another computer.
--
Bruce
I have had this drive sitting in a firewire case. I have never moved it to
another Mac and if I need to access it from my laptop I usually just
connect over the network.
With this in mind it would probably be better to put internally so it is
always there on my desktop and faster speed
Ok guys, got a friend that just called me saying he threw files away
that he didn't want to lose (long story) is there ANY way of
retrieving files that have been trashed? any advice will be helpful.
PS- He's using a Black Macbook with
Leopard on it and no time machine volume.
Thanks, Jeff
Peter
I was ready to go with it until you confused me. (Sorry it's late)
So none of my drives are larger than 128GB. I would be putting 120GB and
20GB on the main IDE, so will this be fine.
Simon
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Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Oct 9, 2008, at 2:50 PM, Michael Kopp wrote:
Hey, fellas and girls, not nice to give people serial numbers for
pirated software on a supposedly respectable mailing list.
Which is against list rules, as all parties to this convo should well
have known.
On Oct 10, 2008, at 4:10 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
So none of my drives are larger than 128GB. I would be putting
120GB and
20GB on the main IDE, so will this be fine.
Hmmm ... I read it as 160 GB, not 120 GB.
120 GB drives haven't been manufactured for the better part of a decade.
Peter
Well I subscribe to the lower end of Macs. The AGP G4 was introduced nearly
10 years ago.
Anyway. I have 3 hard drives. A 20GB (my boot drive) and a 120GB proposing
to go on the primary IDE. I then have a DVD drive and 20GB proposing to go
on the secondary IDE.
This is where the 160GB
2008/10/10 Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Howdy,
Most of my friends can read C++ code, but only a few actively write
it. I don't however think my sample is representative.
The comparison expressed is pretty delusional, since Linux passed OSX
in UI usability a while back. OSX is still
On Oct 10, 2008, at 2:05 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
I have been trying to find the answer to this question, but to no
avail.
All G4s (and G3s for that matter) before the Mirror Drive Door
suffer from
the 128GB hard drive limit ...
No, this limit was absolutely and finally removed with
Unless he has done the Empty Trash routine, they are still
available, in one humungus mixed up folder called Trash.
Double click on the 'Trash Can and look through the 'trashed files'
--- find the wanted file, and drag it back to wherever.
[In 'Trash' there may be multiple files with the
On Oct 10, 2:39 am, Simon Royal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Well I have managed to work out there is nothing wrong with my PowerMac G4
or the graphics card in it.
I hooked my TFT monitor up to my iMac G3 via the VGA port on the back (for
mirroring) and the picture was just as fuzzy, so
G4 DA with Newer Tech 1.6 Ghz CPU, 512 Mb RAM, Rage Pro 128 video
card, Acer 22 widescreen monitor, running 10.5.5
I popped in a Monk DVD and wanted to check out the new display.
Imagine my surprise when I got the above message. I know the Rage
128 Pro card is crap, but one just like it
Vic
The previous owner of the TFT had it running on a PC and a G4 Cube, to which he
reported it was working fine.
Maybe I am just used to the awesome quality of the iMac G3.
Simon
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Subject: Re: TFT
How do you de-authorize a computer that is no longer used for iTunes
purchases? Someone told me this is possible, were they wrong?
Just another message from Doug...
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On Oct 10, 2008, at 8:09 PM, Doug Burton wrote:
G4 DA with Newer Tech 1.6 Ghz CPU, 512 Mb RAM, Rage Pro 128 video
card, Acer 22 widescreen monitor, running 10.5.5
I popped in a Monk DVD and wanted to check out the new display.
Imagine my surprise when I got the above message. I know the
Previously, at 20:54 pm -0400 10/10/08, Doug Burton
wrote:
I almost reposted this question as I knew I worded it
wrong. What I
meant was that I no longer have access to the computer
I wish to de-
authorize. I know how to do it with a computer that
is in use.
Someone told me it is possible to go
On Oct 10, 2008, at 8:26 PM, Doug Burton wrote:
How do you de-authorize a computer that is no longer used for iTunes
purchases? Someone told me this is possible, were they wrong?
Just another message from Doug...
There's information on that at the bottom of this article:
Go ask at the Yahoo group Dishrip.
No such group on Yahoo?
Sorry, lower case d - dishrip
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/dishrip/?yguid=219215883
Pax
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Hi all,
Just bought an ATI Radeon 7000 AGP card for $10 NIB. It's for a PC, so
I want to flash the bios and use it in my G4 Digital Audio.
I've seen some references on the net that Radeon 7000 cards were PCI
only... but this one is definitely AGP. It's marketed by a company
called Connect 3D
My two BW G3's and my G4 Digital Audio all have slightly fuzzy video
when connected to TFT monitors... yet look sharp and crisp when
connected to conventional SVGA monitors. Not really a big deal to me.
I just presumed the video cards were not optimized for good TFT
performance.
Steve
On Oct
As I have stated
1) Only the Chicken Soup email gets marked as SPAM (none of the others
I subscribe to are so marked)
2) I have added them to my Contacts
3) I have marked the option NEVER PUT IN SPAM FOLDER (or whatever it says)
4) Its still going to SPAM despite all those efforts.
On 10/10/08,
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