ll
of the OS.
But I'll wager the system log will tell you what's happening at the time it
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y once, myself, and I ended up keeping the
thing on ice while I pulled the data off...
<http://dbdev2.pharmacy.arizona.edu/miscjunk/drive_on_ice.jpg>
Worked, though, I got about 500 mb of stuff off of it...
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On Dec 12, 2011, at 2:14 PM, Andy wrote:
>
> On 12 Dec 2011, at 21:03PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
>> I find myself in need of completely disassembling an old Apple puck mouse
>
> If you remove the coloured plastic (fingernail work) it should, fairly easily
> pop off
shell..non-destructively (or at least
re-assemblable), and just to be clear, I'm talking about this:
<http://www.applegazette.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/puckmouse.jpg>
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ders what looks like Arial or Helvetica
> headlines.
>
> Neither Font book or Font Agent Pro show a problem with any of my fonts.
>
> Does anybody have a suggestion as to how to remedy this problem?
Try clearing Firefox's cache.
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this mainly means is that XBench is significantly non-precise, that it is
designed for systems much faster than the MDD you tested it on, or that your
system is seriously memory-bound. Disk speed should have no bearing whatsoever
on memory or system test values, as these tests shouldn't be to
the NEC chipset; go through the archives of this
list it's been discussed many times. there are two solutions:
use partial sleep: put the monitor and HDD"s to sleep but leave the mobo awake
get a USB card with a working chipset; I forget the manufacturer right now.
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certainly don't recall doing any sort of special
> install of Flash.
Never underestimate the ability of Yahoo or Flash to 'just not work' :-/
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el-based macs than they ever did PowerPC
macs, probably more than than they ever sold previously, period.
<http://regmedia.co.uk/2010/07/21/mac_sales.jpg>
Second, those PowerPC macs we're talking about were, in the main, made over
five years ago, and struggle even to run the content th
ersion? what
web browser are you using? Without more detailed information, we can only offer
very generic advice:
Clear your browser cache
Make sure Flash is updated to latest that will run on that system.
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I
/news/Graham_Bensinger_InDepth/25954415>
Well this will happen as you run into sites that actually use the features of
the later versions
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ould be from a bad hd, a corrupted System folder or non-installed system
entirely.
That's it.
The solution to this problm is that Roger needs to get an OS system disk to
boot from, then further diagnostics or system re-install can be done.
For the Cube, 10.4 is probably the most pai
for a fact that you can indeed negotiate this, if you're big enough to
negotiate with them. This was a concern when the UA went to a cloud for their
email systems. (not our pharmacy email we still run that, but the central
systems) Also, Google has contracts with government agencies.
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On Nov 30, 2011, at 9:44 AM, Wayne Garrett wrote:
> What adress do I use to post a wanted add? Thanks Bruce
>
>
<http://lowendmac.com/lists/swap.html> has all the info.
> On 11/30/11, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>>
>> On Nov 30, 2011, at 9:04 AM, Wayne Garrett wro
On Nov 30, 2011, at 9:04 AM, Wayne Garrett wrote:
> I am looking for a G4 powerbook for my daughter 12-17 inch fine.
Watch the LEM swaplist they show up there with regularity.
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es. Now, they, like Apple, may have
put their own label on the drive..I've seen Dell and Compaq do the same, long
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/how-do-i-build-a-diy-nas>
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not work (very well) under 10.5.8, but supposedly will be
> fine under 10.4.11 ... it just doesn't show up under System Profiler in Tiger.
My first step would be to install the drivers. Second would be to try a
different PCI slot..
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it be as easily forged, and faxes, unlike emails, support legal signature
requirements.
Of course we could have a system whereby we did have unfalsifiable emails with
valid signatures, but only drug dealers, terrorists and dirty f***ing hippies
use email encryption, right?
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selecting the right city in your time zone, in the Date
and Time prefs.
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4 is faster.
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f this be done by putting the 10.6 Install DVD into a G4 PowerBook,
> or do I need to do these steps on my Intel MacMini and transfer the files
> with a USB stick to the G4 PowerBook?
Do it on the Mini with the USB stick.
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ckwards compatible with regular PCI, but can operate at
> 64bit and 66mhz or higher depending on chipset capabilities. More common in
> servers then desktop machines.
No. The long slots in a G4 are NOT PCI-X. The original PCI slot spec allows for
a long version that requires the extra
he PC ones don't.
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ashington.edu/alpine/acquire/> There are OS X binaries of all UW
products there, although you don't need to install pico, it's already present.
I know lots of folks who like to use pine.
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s well; I've used Gmail with OS X since 10.2 with never an issue.
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thos
oks) will
transfer just fine, photos,non-iTunes store movies, synched addresses, and
non-iTunes store music will be lost. Some non-itunes music from sources like
Amazon will let you re-download your purchases.
(although Senuti will work for that stuff, iirc, certainly the music.)
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rator controlled.
Also, SFTP is vastly superior to FTzP:
<http://www.macworld.com/article/132002/2008/02/mobilemac2503.html>
I'd set up an account allowed to use FTP that is NOT an administrator account.
Enabling anonymous FTP is more work.
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trolled.
Google is your friend:
<http://www.ehow.com/how_4674062_set-server-mac-os-leopard.html>
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Subtitles:
• (Advanced) SubStation Alpha
• SRT
• SAMI
• VobSub
• liba52, via A52Codec:
• AC3 audio
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you never actually notice it working. It;s
along the lines of the old 68k emulation environment for PowerPC macs back in
the day…very fast.
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need to leave it running 24/7?
Oh yeah, that would work just fine; the G4's are pretty rugged systems.
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hing that drew me to ClickToFlash in the first place...it's
the Web, not the Safari Web and the Firefox Web and the Chrome Web and the
%%@$#^ Internet %%!@$#$% Explorer Web...as much as it tries to be all those
things sometimes...
I'd much rather use one program for that task.
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;Page(s) Unresponsive" window pops up.
It COULD be that Youtube is changing things on the back end, based on your
browser's ID string. Turn on Safari's Developer menu and change your User Agent
string and see what happens.
A larger point is: you have browsers that work, why are y
y a bad battery?
probably; even new ones from reputable vendors sometimes show up DOA. Try
exchanging it with the seller.
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ystem:
<http://earthnet.net/support/dsl/dsl_mod_conf_cisco675_static.htm>
ANd here is a list of commands:
<ftp://ftp.swcp.com/pub/cisco/03chap02.pdf>
It appears you can set syslogging, which requires a syslog server (which you
can do with OS X)
But I'll bet that it's just old and
at I am missing?
Safari is missing from that list, which will preferentially load HTML5 content
if it exists...
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equence. After all you can tell
when it's not printing by the distinct lack of printing activity, and those
printers do everything but hop around like Luxo Jr. when they're out of ink,
all on their own.
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re I picked it up...
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connect (and there
>> really isn't any other option per their docs) SMB under 10.4 suxrox bigtime.
>> If you can update that G5 to 10.5 it will be a lot better.
>
> is there a down-side to this OS upgrade?
> THe few applications that were the rasons I had held this ma
sing.
What Dan said plus this: if you're using SMB on the G5 to connect (and there
really isn't any other option per their docs) SMB under 10.4 suxrox bigtime. If
you can update that G5 to 10.5 it will be a lot better.
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ing to the NAS? What brand is it? What version Mac OS?
What do you mean 'File nameing issues'? There shouldn't be any.
The mac OS does play just fine with NAS storage, unless the NAS itself is foo.
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router at home; picked up from Woot on sale for $19, works
fine to stream HBO to my iPad, and I've only got a 1.5 MB/sec connection to the
internet.
Just about any one you go buy will work.
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ells my G5 has 5.2.4f1 Boot Rom version (hence, newer than
> June 2004).
>
> I wonder if MacTracker has some wrong info, or what…
Well, who are you going to believe…MacTracker or your lying eyes? :-)
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em to be
> as intuitive as it should be for users that are not as smart as you are (or I
> am now). ;-)
I agree, the Finder should be smart enough to recognize a burnable image like
that and just do the right thing.
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hdiutil to try and make the needed files.
If I burn the .iso file to a disk it opens, and is fine in windows. This is
baffling to me.
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so. You may be thinking NTFS which is Windows'
current file system and Macs can read that natively, just not write it….and the
problem isn't that the Mac can't read it it's that Windows can't.
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r is using Disk Utility, this has to
be managed on a regular basis by a user who just wants to stick some stuff in
his windows Access database (yes, I'm writing a Mac utility to create an ISO so
Access can use it in his Windows VM)
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d greatest on my ppc mac
>> derp apparently not.
>
> So bottom line is, there is no Java on new macs?
Yes there is, but not old macs.
Apple is no longer maintaining an Apple port of Java, but Oracle is now
including OS X as a standard platform:
<http://jdk7.java.
hing that's not saved,
of course).
HDD's for decades have been 'fail safe' on power failure, no more head crashes.
So don't fear testing it with the computer running.
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On Nov 2, 2011, at 2:28 PM, Anne Keller-Smith wrote:
>
> no, it didn't beep and is in fact still green. but the battery is prolly dead.
Well the acid test is unplug the UPS and see if the attached computer keeps
running...
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s low end equipment is any better. I've seen Belkin's stuff
die quite quickly, and have no experience with Tripp-Light (only ever used some
of their line conditioners on scientific instruments in the past. Those were
really good, but IIRC quite pricey at the time. Again, higher end s
eller-Smith
> TWITTER downtoearthweb
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> The list FAQ is at http://lowendmac.com/lists/g-list.shtml and
Batteries
Plusthat's where we get our replacements, and the ones in those ES models
are a standard size sealed lead-acid used in a lot of different equipment.
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t;
Yes, this is not an indicator, it's the laser that generated the modulated
audio OPTICAL signal :-)
You see the same red on a fiber data port if you're incautious enough to look
directly into it when it's on (a bad idea because it's a pretty powerful laser
and will fr
d resource forks. It should work without a hassle on any other
volume that OS X can mount and read.
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500 and noticed when instructed to connect
> battery cables they already were. Hm. When I plug in the unit it has one
> steady alarm.
>
> Something wrong? Take it back?
It's brand new, was clearly already used, I'd take it right back.
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can ONLY run te applications you need it to run.
Additionally strip the MAX and LOGIC apps are as far as possible, no extraneous
plug ins, etc, and streamline your audio presentation as much as possible as
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I
halt for 5 minutes at a time bringing up a Windows VM if ANYTHING else
was running, and most of it was due to the skimpy RAM.
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r MP3? What 'CPU Overload' box? Is there a
version mismatch between what the newer system expects versus the files form
the older system? Does your old G5 system use any hardware elements in the
Logic toolchain?
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don't think. Don't know what to call these apps
> webcam usage …
Theye officially called videoconferencing calls, and everything going through
one of these adapters is counted as data, since they're not cellphones.
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On Oct 27, 2011, at 12:06 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:
> But, I tried to use Slideshow option from Preview, and Preview crashed. I
> don't think USB 2 was fast enough to keep up with the show.
No, that's not why Preview crashed, unless you were running the slideshow at 20
fps or s
on't recognize this particular issue, but this is the sort of weird thing
that happens when you accidentally turn on some of the Universal access stuff.
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Apple's USB ports do adhere to the
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On Oct 27, 2011, at 7:14 AM, Bill Connelly wrote:
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> On Oct 27, 2011, at 10:08 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
>>
>> On Oct 26, 2011, at 8:27 AM, Bill Connelly wrote:
>>
>>> Are USB modems any good for Macs (or PCs for that matter)? Yahoo Messenger
>&g
the past, and I suspect it;'s going to accelerate greatly in the face
of increased hard drive costs.
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ote this may force Apple's hand, supply-wise, to accelerate it's adoption of
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On Oct 25, 2011, at 2:24 PM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
> Hey Bruce, is there a step by step out there for this "free" site, all I'm
> seeing is a pro service that they're asking money for?
> On Oct 25, 2011, at 2:12 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
>> Well it's
t;http://dyn.com/dns/dyndns-free/>
Then turn on file sharing and give them your user name and password.
Of course this means they can literally take anything, delete everything and
completely mess up the system whether they meant to or not.
Not entirely sure if this is really what you wa
> Thanks a lot.
Well, I've been speccing Seagate FreeAgent drives for folks' local backups
here, and have had very good luck with 'em, not one failure yet.
<http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/external/freeagent/freeagent_desk/>
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to define a limited user, and restrict what programs
(even system-wide ones) a user could use.
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s SHOULD offer this option, but in practice very few
do.
The multi-user nature of OS X is very rarely taken advantage of, imo.
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u have to maintain two sets of
prefs, two sets of application support , etc.
Why do you want to do this?
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ndows box to play these games.
It's about all those ancient winboxen are good for anyway (even when new)
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On Oct 22, 2011, at 4:05 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
> On Oct 22, 2011, at 2:32 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
>> (well, presuming Dropbox doesn't screw up again, and given this interview
>> with the founder, I suspect it won't do that again.
>> <http://www.forbe
On Oct 22, 2011, at 2:48 PM, John Carmonne wrote:
>>
>> On Oct 18, 2011, at 8:11 PM, John Carmonne wrote:
>>
>>> What's the fastest method to create a 8GB video image from an SDHC card
>>> from a video camera using a G4 1.25 machine? Toast or disk Utility? Does
>>> processor speed matter? Doe
;
He offers versions that run all the way back to 7. System 7, that is….
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given this interview with
the founder, I suspect it won't do that again.
<http://www.forbes.com/sites/victoriabarret/2011/10/18/dropbox-the-inside-story-of-techs-hottest-startup/>
The kid does seem to have a head on his shoulders.)
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likely to be fast under any circumstances, since it'll involve transcoding the
video to DVD format. I think Toast offers some rudimentary features for that
purpose, otherwise I'd use iDVD or Sizzle, if you can find a copy.
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company it is just receiving, but not sending.
Check the SMTP server settings for that account. Make sure the
username/password ius there if it wants it (and conversely, is unchecked if
they don't)
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e?
Definitely.
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the cases of 'people's webcams getting hacked' are because the hacker
either had physical access to the system or people installed the malware
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d do is move up to at least 10.5.8; that will get
you much more up-to-date almost immediately.
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gh, I've seen it happen
more than once.
The SmartUPS are higher end AVR systems with battery cutover, hence the greater
expense.
SO yeah a lot of the criticism is justified,but it's also painted on with a
broad brush,. and frankly, having tried others, even Tripp-lite, I'll
in the cloud.
Synching down to a Mac that old may not work, although I suspect a lot can be
done through the iCloud web interface.
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ok game open, plus whatever those other
15 tabs might be doing that you don't know about.
It's not really rocket science here: close a tab, watch the CPU for a bit,
rinse and repeat. When the CPU usage goes down and stays there, you found the
culprit. (this time, at least.)
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y file systems built in since
10.1: NFS. NFS is high speed, high reliablity and only a moderate pain in the
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the wiki that I don't have to; this system isn't
that badly discolored, meaning a shorter treatment time)
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On Oct 6, 2011, at 11:14 AM, gifutiger wrote:
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> Apple Lives forever.
Randall has a nice memorial on xkcd :<http://xkcd.com/961/>
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On Oct 5, 2011, at 8:31 PM, Valter Prahlad wrote:
> Il giorno 6-10-2011 3:44, Len Gerstel ha scritto:
>
>> Reading the slashdot thread showed me a little easter egg I had never seen.
>> The text of which applied to Steve Jobs as much as anyone in the ads.
>>
>> Zoom the Text Edit icon to as lar
ad, bar none, better than any they ever did.
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rect,
and the International Business Times article from September 10th is wrong :-/
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a higher level than re-mapping bad
sectors.
I'll also add my voice to the chorus about "new bad sectors == failing drive";
in my experience, new bad sectors invariably mean 'time to get a new drive'.
The moment SMART starts telling you things are going wrong, you should
utward.
All very remote, yes, but more than enough reason to not support known
vulnerabilities in your software.
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