older 20" Studio display?
The newer 20" models require a $30 VESA adapter from Apple.
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On Apr 11, 2011, at 5:59 PM, Dan Ziegler wrote:
>> A long time ago I had a similar thing happen when a USB device went flaky.
> That's possible - but the iMac is all stock HW - Apple kybd. and
> mouse, and no upgrades or other USB devices. Perhaps some other
> (internal) HW? What do you suggest
if you have
errors being reported. (use the Console app in Utilities)
A long time ago I had a similar thing happen when a USB device went flaky.
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.
Also, upgrade that system posthaste to 10.6, that makes Intel systems run a lot
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x27;t. Did this blinking suddenly increae or
are you just now noticing it?
Longer answer: Install "Little Snitch" and see what's 'phoning home'.
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, ALL the memory in use by it is released and freed,
whether or not something else thinks it's using it, which is why it works to
quit and restart Safari.
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thing? I've never seen it before. OS 10.4.11 G4 500.
Googling: OS X Mail Home folder full
Brings up this as the first hit:
<http://support.apple.com/kb/TA24486>
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===
>
These are built as Safari 5 *extensions* (not a plug-in) which use a different
mechanism (akin to Firefox plugins) in Safari and are Safari 5-only, afaik.
Marc Hoyois looks like he may be the person who took over development from Matt
Ball (whose github page mentions &
On Apr 7, 2011, at 2:24 PM, elbert boone wrote:
> I would try using a dns like google. Maybe that would help response time.
dns issues will not get worse as the day goes on.
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#x27;t recall having quit and
restarted Safari in a long time; my current up time is 8 days.
Alternatively it could be the web page itself, poorly written, flash-heavy web
sites can spod out on you all by themselves, but the 'as the day goes on' bit
really sounds like a memory leak.
heir own rules
and/or systems.
At issue in many of these cases is an assured chain of physical handling:
something sent via email can be intercepted and changed in transmission; a fax
cannot.
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ignature are usually
considered the same as possessing the original; emailed attachments are not.
(despite the process being essentially identical, technologically)
The law is a conservative, slow-moving, ponderous luddite at times.
Fax machines are not going away any time soon.
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On Apr 4, 2011, at 11:30 AM, Dark_Mac wrote:
>
> On Apr 4, 2011, at 11:59 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
>>
>> On Apr 4, 2011, at 9:52 AM, Dark_Mac wrote:
>>
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>>
>>> I know that I can send faxes from my
ve, but this sort of thing is
EXACTLY what Automator is made for...
<http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2488>
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Nortons?? Delete this with extreme prejudice.
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try safe mode? Is there a version of Applejack for 10.3?
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On Apr 3, 2011, at 9:30 AM, John Martz wrote:
> I'd like to look at the system log, but I don't know how to navigate
> to it and display it.
In Finder select Go to Folder.
Enter :
/Volumes//private/var/log
Double-click on 'system.log' there to open it in Con
Also, mine worked quite well for dial-up access back in the day...
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positive. Mine came
with a 1.25A third party brick, so anything 12V above 700mA will work.
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z9>
No, TenFourFox is largely an optimized compile of Firefox; this change only
affects apps that embed the Gecko rendering engine in a different UI framework.
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On Apr 1, 2011, at 3:04 PM, Ted Treen wrote:
> Bruce Johnson wrote:
>> On Apr 1, 2011, at 2:40 PM, JoeTaxpayer wrote:
>>
>>
>>> On Apr 1, 4:37 pm, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>>>
>>>> ...something everyone who works with com
On Apr 1, 2011, at 2:40 PM, JoeTaxpayer wrote:
> On Apr 1, 4:37 pm, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>> ...something everyone who works with computers should have in their kit...
>>
>> <http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10622>
>>
>> I'm buying a bunch!
>
&g
...something everyone who works with computers should have in their kit...
<http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10622>
I'm buying a bunch!
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Y
On Mar 29, 2011, at 6:37 PM, "Jane, (Portland, OR)"
wrote:
> Bruce, i don't write fast enough to get the series of numbers when
> that message pops up! It does seem like the sequence you mention. I
> tried to do a copy/paste, but couldn't copy. The next time, I will try
> to get as many numbers
got such a 'kristina" Thing in any post. Perhaps the
> spamfilters of my IP??
Possibly.
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can you post it?
Connecting through LogMeIn is a connection attempt; someone may be trolling you
for vulnerable systems. Crude but surprisingly effective given that many, many
idiots will just blindly click yes on any dialog that comes up.
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owse a folder full of images is invaluable, and very
quick.
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at least, a lot of problems with either that aren't solvable within the
OS, since it's so flexibly re-writeable.
The underlying concepts of Unix has turned out to be a very sturdy foundation
for adaptation and evolution of the OS.)
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t rely on Macam for a driver.
(Macam also has an application that lets you take pictures with your attached
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scopehr/software/>, which despite it's name works
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my APC UPS at
work via the OS...I know I can silence the big ones in the rack remotely.
There are gadgets, like the Kill-a-watt that will let you monitor the line
voltage as well.
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low mains voltage. Best answer is to
RTFM.
Low mains usually dims the lights, too, at least when it's enough to
trip the UPS alarm.
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really afford anything much beyond the $10/mo she's paying now for
> NetZero.)
>
I know many RBOCS (Qwest is, or used to be one of them, and ATT has one too)
offer an un-advertised cheap DSL rate, often on the order of $13-$20 a month,
but you have to nag them for it. It's
ly what that alarm means.
The alarm means that the UPS has switched to battery power, or that the battery
is failing. if this isn't accompanied by a general power failure, it's usually
the battery alarm. Check the UPS manual.
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ah clem has a set belief system and mere facts will not dislodge it.
I'm done feeding the troll.
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e what System Profiler says, if THAT'S ok, switch users and see what it says.
If it's wrong only on the one profile you have something very weird wrong with
that profile...this is the least likely possibility in my opinion; a SODIMM
come loose is the most.
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on boot
> screen? could I have a bad 100mhz bus?
If selected in startup disk does it boot? If so you have a good bus.
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than Altivec and SSE combined.
<http://developer.apple.com/technologies/mac/snowleopard/opencl.html>
(also any article that talks about SSE in a P4 is from the dark ages. Intel has
produced THREE generations of CPU's since then.)
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vanish. If you buy consumer-grade
crap, you get consumer-grade crap.
Go for the 'business' grade systems from reputable vendors (HP is our current
favorite, Dell is a very distant second) and you'll have decent reliability.
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On Mar 22, 2011, at 11:46 AM, Daniel Stewart wrote:
> Actually you can roll your own apps for PPC. That's what Linux for
> PPC or if you want serious geek cred NetBSD PPC is for. lol
Or Apple's developer tools
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dn't or couldn't rewrite the program from the ground up in such a way
as to fully exploit the Altivec processor."
Considering they wrote iDVD for the PPC IN THE FIRST PLACE!
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crawl on a
regular basis.)
Not saying they don't have problems, just no way is that experience comparable
to mine with Intel Macs.
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s seriously wrong with your MacBook, and an AMD processor will
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rocessors to the PowerPC line? Big diff.
Also, I'd like to know where I can buy a Power7 laptop system. Clearly it's
small enough to fit:
<http://www.techspot.com/gallery/data/504/IBM_Employee_with_POWER7_Ceramic_Module_1_.jpg>
But when I look, none of the available systems s
Experance work on newer and x86?
It works, yes. I've set up a 256mb one, and had it move the caches over. I'll
see if it seems faster. It'll be hard to see, though. I've got a fast system
(this was on my quadcore imac, which has a 7200 rpm drive) I'll put it on my
AlBook t
here WAS a version of NT that ran on the Dec Alpha and
the Motorola ChRP chipset...which was yet ANOTHER time Moto screwed over Apple
by overpromising and underdelivering)
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e mediocre effort of an Adobe software developer
> then the actual hardware.
Yes. I've read (recently, although I don't remember where) that the Flash
plugin was originally the responsibility of one person at Adobe who had never
programmed for the Mac before.
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ing above 360p HD,
which is pretty crappy.
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On Mar 21, 2011, at 5:58 AM, Ralph Green wrote:
> And, it should go without saying that javascript is to be
> disabled, but I'll say it because it is so important.
Because the Web circa 1993 was SO great
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process:
it takes far more processing power than just playing the video.
Seriously, it's time to consign the PPC to the scrap heap for this
kind of application.
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On Mar 17, 2011, at 5:37 PM, John Carmonne wrote:
> However the You Tubes still don't do any good on the slower PPC's, but DVD's
> play super, Go figure. I can watch DVD's on my Wally's in OS 9.
This has been hashed out in great detail before, but comparing DVD playback to
streaming video from
.
Delete /Library/SystemPreferences/com.apple.airport.preferences.plist
and /Library/SystemPreferences/com.apple.networkinterfaces.plist
This should fix the issue.
If it doesn't it might be one of the rare occasiona where Repair
Preferences does work.
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becomes second nature, like command-s to save...
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in the Gmail web
interface; some of us use *real* email clients.
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27;s website!
<http://dbdev2.pharmacy.arizona.edu/miscjunk/ihatehtmlmail.pdf>
If you can't state your problem with your words, all the ransom-note typography
and hopping smileys will not help your case.
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I
s-first-look/>
It looks REALLY cool, it works REALLY slowly on a slower Mac.
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here is no 25V socket in line with the agp
> socket?
I believe that's correct.
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s a Yugo! Waaah!"
The day you can present a business case for Apple to chop off a good 40-50% of
their income in return for supporting 1001 different crappy PC manufacturers
and facing an epidemic of pirated copies of OSX, you'll make your point.
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some
contractuakl requirement to get it on some approved vendor lists.
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es this information in the Autofill preferences, where you can
delete all or on a site-by-site basis. The passwords themselves are stored
securely in the user's Keychain. Opening keychain access and locking the login
keytchain will make it prompt you for your password any time you want to use
al not recoding as a tiff or something.
I know iPhoto '09 lets me drag photos out of the library to the desktop as the
current, edited version.
Maybe you can drag them to the G5 disk that way, in batches.
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be markings on the board where the cap was soldered in.
Now, if the cap was broken off, then it's likely you;ll have to replace it,
rather than re-solder it. Take the cap you found to a decent electroncs supply
store (or go online to <http://www.mouser.com> ) to get a replacement.
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' back into iPhoto for some
reason.
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c it's in
~/Library/Preferences or ~/Library/Application Support) go to File-> Subscribe
in T-Bird; it may simply not have added them to your subscribe list.
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HD to a new
> (much bigger) internal HD -- via USB and my "Magic Cable" -- and have that
> big new loaded-with-all-my-stuff HD *installed in the Quicksilver*, will it
> boot the Quicksilver as-is, or will I have to run an Archive-and-Install from
> the Tiger DVD? (and
not a PMU issue. Do you have a USB2 card in it? Those are well known to
cause problems with sleep. Other PCI cards can cause issues as well, but most
of the time it's a USB2 card.
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p with moss and small rodents. ;-P
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yeyboard or
> mouse?
Since there is no physical electrical connection it's as if you turned off the
KB.
And don't put any new Mac keyboards through the wash cycle;' this worked with
the older ones, but the new aluminum ones are actually glued together and do
not mix with liqu
0 cents each. Back in the day when CDR's were $10 each; they were
tested more rigorously; nowadays you're probably lucky for 5 tested disks per
lot, which could be thousands of disks.
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Institutions do no
want;
I've considered trying to get PearPC working in a VM to have a 10.4 system on
hand for support and testing issues, but there's so few of them (mostly aging
PPC systems in the labs and the occasional student with an aging Powerbook or
iBook.)
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you have to check the 'this user can
administer the computer' box in their account settings for it to work when
they're not connected, even for so-called 'mobile' accounts.)
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hen they
turn around and beg me for help with their windows boxen. "Oh my computer just
says I've got viruses and won't let me do anything! Help me!"
The bit with Bill Gates whinging about how no one wants a Zune was funny, tho.
Reminded me of this one:
<http://www.yout
you see a lot there's a problem somwhere in the system,
either the ethernet hardware on the system, the cable or the switch.
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just fine to have as many admin accounts as you need on a system.
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Junk Mail box, however it still comes to my
> normal mail boxes, I really want this stuff to go to the Junk Mail. Someone
> know about this?
Check the Junk Mail preferences; one of the settings in there is to mark it as
junk but leave it there.
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On Mar 3, 2011, at 4:29 AM, typopetedog wrote:
> I bought one of these "old" Mac Pros end of year. My reason was that I
> wanted to run Leopard 10.5.
Moving to 10.6 on ANY Intel-based mac is a big no-brainer; you get significant
performance increases.
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y from them...1 million terabytes. This is the
kind of thing that keeps Larry Ellison in Yachts and MIG's...)
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ts on the forum, it does run in 10.6.5.
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dups/utilities-roundups/10-screen-recording-tools-for-mac/>
Snapz Pro is one I've seen in use and is a very good piece of software.
As Dan said, get a dropbox account and put it up there.
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it cheaper than this at Bed Bath and Beyond, and it's performed yeoman
service as a timer and a thermal probe/alarm for years now.
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thos
is resolved.
The MAC should NOT be changing; that's set in the firmware of the Ethernet
port, and IIRC there's no way in OS X to spoof it easily or out of the box.
This smells like a failing ethernet chipset on the logic board.
But the info should be in the system log, like Dan says.
On Feb 25, 2011, at 12:27 PM, Tina K. wrote:
> On 2011/02/25 11:15, Bruce Johnson so eloquently wrote:
>> Not to beat a dead horse much more, but I got a perfect example of
>> WHY html mail is simply not worth the trouble:
>>
>> <http://dbdev2.pharmacy.arizona.
Not to beat a dead horse much more, but I got a perfect example of WHY html
mail is simply not worth the trouble:
<http://dbdev2.pharmacy.arizona.edu/miscjunk/ihatehtmlmail.pdf>
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ation. Bob suggested that the
power supply issue could be "especially" due to demands on power from
other additions.
Bob from OHS doesn't know his a** from a hole in the ground.
insufficient power will cause display issues, but kernel panics are
strictly software issues.
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On Feb 19, 2011, at 3:02 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
>
> The NERVE! Why haven't they been kicked out of the LEM Swap? Oh, wait,
> they're not on the Swap...
The LEM lists owner does that for his own protection. Apple can sue for that
kind of stuff. Smalldog may have an agreement in place with Apple to
ted that link there) is complaining that
the serial # Paragon sent him was invalid.
Methinks they weren't QUITE prepared for what just hit them.
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You rec
7;s RAM.
Right now it's using 440MB real, 550 virtual on my system with one really
plain-jane html page open (pure text, just a table full of links and a form).
(I'm using Safari 5.0.3 on 10.6). I quit safari and opened just that page, and
it's using 64megs real and 240 virtual.
B
On Feb 23, 2011, at 11:33 AM, Dan wrote:
> At 10:48 AM -0700 2/23/2011, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>> On Feb 23, 2011, at 10:39 AM, Dan wrote:
>>
>>> Out of the box, OS X (Tiger thru SL) can read NTFS (windows native file
>>> system).
>>>
>>> Thi
How does that compare to NTFS3G
<http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/> ?
Also they're giving away their HFS+ product for Windows, too.
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digests, or not get them as email at all, but as a
forum on the groups.google.com site.
Just log in with the address associated with your delivery address (in your
case it would just be logging in with your regular gmail credentials) and
you're taken to the web interface to the groups. Voi
n many of
them at any given site. Even Apple's own support forums are probne to this
problem.)
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.
Like Disk Warrior and other tools it's NOT a 'maintenance' tool, but it is an
invaluable repair tool.
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n email, try to delete, use a bookmark. I have run Onyx, restarted,
> shut down and nothing helps!
Try starting Firefox in safe mode:
<http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Safe%20Mode?s=Safe+mode&as=s>
Then immediately clear the cache. This is a common symptom of a corrupted cache
ered. Bust it open and get some strong
fridge magnets out of it :-/
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ed different brands of disks? Sometimes one brand or lot or another
just won't work.
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n in OS X
10.5'
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And here is an old posting of a similar compile error:
<http://mailman.icsi.berkeley.edu/pipermail/bro/2004-July/001521.html>
Hope this helps.
You can also hop onto the DHCP mailing list and ask them.
<https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/dhcp-users>
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Bruce Johnson
University
. I select Services
> in Finder and other Apps, and it says No Services Apply for
> everything!
Services depend on something being selected in the document or open in Finder;
'no services apply' is the default state of affairs if you have nothing
selected or open.
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Bruce
replace it with the one from the update'.
I'm not running dhcp on OS X but I am using it to run a mysql dbms and it works
like a charm.
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"Wherever you go, there you are" B. Banzai, PhD
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