Thanks for those detailed infos, Paul.
Kind Regards,
Pierre
Le 1 août 2010 à 21:06, Paul Looney a écrit :
> Pierre,
> I have a laptop and a Mini.
> My customers have hundreds of Minis.
> We've only had two Minis fail. Both were early G4s. Both failures were the
> Firewire ports on the motherbo
Thanks Jacqueline.
Steve
On 8/1/10 8:57 PM, Steven Axtell wrote:
Is there a command that can be used to check the monitor resolution
for a Windows PC? I want to be able to determine what monitor
resolution the user is using when they are running my application.
Try "the screenrect". If you
On 8/1/10 8:57 PM, Steven Axtell wrote:
Is there a command that can be used to check the monitor resolution
for a Windows PC? I want to be able to determine what monitor
resolution the user is using when they are running my application.
Try "the screenrect". If you need to know the available s
Is there a command that can be used to check the monitor resolution for a
Windows PC? I want to be able to determine what monitor resolution the user is
using when they are running my application.
Thanks,
Steven Axtell
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Hi Andre
good plan ;-)
Cheers
Monte
On 02/08/2010, at 10:42 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
> Monte,
>
> I started but stopped, we could join in a open source initiative if you
> think it is ok.
>
> :D
>
> Andre
>
> On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 9:31 PM, Monte Goulding
> wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> Is there a
Is there a command that can be used to check the monitor resolution? In an
application I am developing, I want to determine the monitor rresolution that
the user is using.
Thanks,
Steven Axtell
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Monte,
I started but stopped, we could join in a open source initiative if you
think it is ok.
:D
Andre
On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 9:31 PM, Monte Goulding
wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there anyone working on the facebook api for revServer? I'm keen to work
> on it if anyone else is interested.
>
> Cheers
>
Hi
Is there anyone working on the facebook api for revServer? I'm keen to work on
it if anyone else is interested.
Cheers
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Pierre,
I have a laptop and a Mini.
My customers have hundreds of Minis.
We've only had two Minis fail. Both were early G4s. Both failures
were the Firewire ports on the motherboard.
Everyone really likes these little computers.
An advantage of the Mini over the iMac is that it will cost less o
Dear Ben,
My library uses the shell to run ExifTools. For Mac OS X, I have put
everything into a bundle, while for Windows one exe file is
sufficient. An external would be great.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Homepage: http://economy-
Interesting ! Perhaps has this to be verified sieral per serial of MBPs or
perhaps would i have to replace my 1.8 inches internal hard drive by a solid
state one ?
Thanks anyway for your feedback !
Pierre
Le 1 août 2010 à 19:45, Bill Vlahos a écrit :
> This doesn't match my experience at all.
Thanks for the responses.
Hugh
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This doesn't match my experience at all.
I have a 15" i7 MacBook Pro with a solid state drive as my primary computer
running lots of programs at once. I'm routinely using multiple cores and I
don't have any heat problems. In fact, I have in on a base with a fan and it
runs so cool I don't even
An MBP I7 ?
Best, Pierre
Le 1 août 2010 à 19:25, william humphrey a écrit :
> I run my laptop 24/7 - it's a macbook pro. I think the hardware that I
> run 24/7 tends to work longer than the machines I let sit idle (but I
> live in the rainforest so the electronics in probably gets corroded).
> _
On 31/07/2010 18:39, Mark Schonewille wrote:
For a client of mine, i have created a library that uses ExifTools
http://qurl.tk/eb . My library uses an additional .exe file on Windows
and a .bundle on Mac OS X (which also includes a command line app).
Hi Mark,
Just to be clear, is this using sh
True, but, to be honest, the first use of my MBP is devlopment and for this,
it's realy a cool "pen" tool ;-)
Any tought to share about the new macmini (i went always very happy with all
the G4 and Intel's ones i got for my self or clients) ?
Kind Regards, Pierre
Le 1 août 2010 à 18:14, Richar
Hi Marian,
Both my laptops are installed on such aluminium + additional fans USB tablets
... but only the ASUS fans are running at less than < 3000 t/mn while the 720QM
8 virtual cores are 100% used on a 24/7 basis ;-)
Best, Pierre
Le 1 août 2010 à 17:33, Petrides, M.D. Marian a écrit :
> Tha
I come from the corporate world and the MTBF and cost of ownership of
laptops was so high that we had to get a VP signoff for many years to
approve purchase of laptops. Also have the theft issue but we actually had
office desktops stolen during long weekends a few times. This is from one
of the m
I run my laptop 24/7 - it's a macbook pro. I think the hardware that I
run 24/7 tends to work longer than the machines I let sit idle (but I
live in the rainforest so the electronics in probably gets corroded).
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Your story is among the reasons why I'm increasingly leaning toward
building my own systems.
Start with a barebones shell and customize as you like, and you get a
solid 24/7 system that'll hold up well, for cheap and with total control
over the selection of components that go into it
--
I don't think any laptop is designed nor built for 7 x 24 operation. Laptop
design is a compromise to start with as heat/power versus
performance/noise/longevity is always unavoidable. I would take care
designing desktop systems for 7 x 24, I wouldn't consider a laptop for that!
Neal Campbell
Abr
Thanks for the heads up, Pierre. If I replaced my MBP (unlikely since
it is almost new), I probably would have gone for the high end one.
Now I'll be thinking twice.
BTW, have you tried lifting the MBP up from the table surface a
little? I put those little circular felt furniture pads (
In beetwin us (part 2) ...
I owned lots of macs over the years, from a PWB 160 to the last MBP core i7 15"
and you know what : the best of all in them was always the operating system 0S
7/8/9 and OSX. The bad thing in them was the construction quality - one time
good (as the best of alls : PWB
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