DoFoT9
Jan 8, 08:43 PM
Been a while...
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/1593/caveprevieww.png (http://renshawboy.deviantart.com/#/d36qo4x)
incredible! would you mind sharing what programs/guides you used to get that looking so amazing? :)
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/1593/caveprevieww.png (http://renshawboy.deviantart.com/#/d36qo4x)
incredible! would you mind sharing what programs/guides you used to get that looking so amazing? :)
mackpro
Apr 9, 06:39 PM
Hello kind folks of MacRumors.com-
I am wishing for help and advice deciding what type of hardware to purchase for a 30TB server. It must meet the following requirements:
• 30TB RAID (Redundancy important for backup purposes)
• Remote Accessibility in that I would like to be able to pull files from it anywhere that I have an internet connection.
• Macintosh friendly– it does not need to run OS X Server, it just needs to connect without hassle to Macs.
This will be used for at my office for archiving video. We may want to use Final Cut Server to sort the files in the future. I have been tasked with building this setup and am hoping for suggestions from one of the brightest communities on the web. :D
Your time in responding is much appreciated.
:apple:
I am wishing for help and advice deciding what type of hardware to purchase for a 30TB server. It must meet the following requirements:
• 30TB RAID (Redundancy important for backup purposes)
• Remote Accessibility in that I would like to be able to pull files from it anywhere that I have an internet connection.
• Macintosh friendly– it does not need to run OS X Server, it just needs to connect without hassle to Macs.
This will be used for at my office for archiving video. We may want to use Final Cut Server to sort the files in the future. I have been tasked with building this setup and am hoping for suggestions from one of the brightest communities on the web. :D
Your time in responding is much appreciated.
:apple:
HDJulie
Jun 15, 08:51 AM
Thanks! I'm going to go by one of our Best Buys after work.
pepitko
Apr 27, 11:14 AM
Okey, interesting, I was always wondering about traffic data that was collected from people's phones. I think I'll hold off from buying the Navigon app for a little bit more.
ezekielrage_99
Aug 17, 10:11 PM
This isn't really going to effect anyone outside the US, I'm in Australia and I am happy with ripping DVDs with Handbrake to my iPod.
Kyffin
Nov 20, 06:31 PM
10.6 is very decent but there are a couple of minor things that would make me very happy;
being able to password protect individual folders
and
greater freedom in being able to display/group your files and apps as you like (for example being able to group apps by type/frequency of use or being able to list a track under several genres/artists in itunes; which should be possible as the program doesn't have to edit the ID3 tags).
And MacPaint!
being able to password protect individual folders
and
greater freedom in being able to display/group your files and apps as you like (for example being able to group apps by type/frequency of use or being able to list a track under several genres/artists in itunes; which should be possible as the program doesn't have to edit the ID3 tags).
And MacPaint!
jent
Oct 4, 10:05 AM
I swear to God, I hope iDVD isn't gone completely but more integrated into iMovie or something along those lines. iDVD is one of my favorite applications in the iLife suite. :mad:
The 64-bit rewrite thing is pretty awesome though. Hopefully iTunes will be a part of that (doubt it though).
Agreed. The transition to 64-bit is long overdue and iDVD is a great application.
A New England Patriots theme
New England Patriots wallpaper
new england patriots
The Patriots Tom Brady
NFL New England Patriots - 3D,
New England Patriots Images,
New England Patriots iPhone
the New England Patriots#39;
New England Patriots Twitter
new england patriots
patriots wallpaper old logo
Cheerleaders New England
The 64-bit rewrite thing is pretty awesome though. Hopefully iTunes will be a part of that (doubt it though).
Agreed. The transition to 64-bit is long overdue and iDVD is a great application.
Mooey
Apr 11, 04:01 PM
3D - Meaning the illusion of width, height, and depth.
This has all 3 of those.
Who says the screen has to be at the back of the depth instead of the front? I mean, clearly you do, but why?
Both kinds of 3D imaging have an illusion of depth. Why does the direction of that depth matter?
I saw Tangled in the theaer in 3D. About 10% of the effects 'popped out' at me. The other 90% of the effects seemed to be behind the screen. Did Disney consider Tangled a "10% 3D movie?" I doubt it.
I'm not arguing that this isn't 3D. I'm arguing that this video is deemed as glasses-free.
This has all 3 of those.
Who says the screen has to be at the back of the depth instead of the front? I mean, clearly you do, but why?
Both kinds of 3D imaging have an illusion of depth. Why does the direction of that depth matter?
I saw Tangled in the theaer in 3D. About 10% of the effects 'popped out' at me. The other 90% of the effects seemed to be behind the screen. Did Disney consider Tangled a "10% 3D movie?" I doubt it.
I'm not arguing that this isn't 3D. I'm arguing that this video is deemed as glasses-free.
bluebomberman
Oct 14, 03:27 PM
That, in short, is why it's wrong to paint all Ivy Leaguers with the same broad brush.
So it's okay to generalize about Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Brown, and Columbia, but not the whole Ivy League? Please. Have you considered *not* generalizing, period?
And for the record, I switched two years ago. So I guess I'm a switcheur. Sorry if I don't meet your standards of excellence.:rolleyes: I'll just go on using my iMac, not because I enjoy it, but because I wanna hook up with a Princeton sugar mommy. :rolleyes:
So it's okay to generalize about Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Brown, and Columbia, but not the whole Ivy League? Please. Have you considered *not* generalizing, period?
And for the record, I switched two years ago. So I guess I'm a switcheur. Sorry if I don't meet your standards of excellence.:rolleyes: I'll just go on using my iMac, not because I enjoy it, but because I wanna hook up with a Princeton sugar mommy. :rolleyes:
sam10685
Sep 12, 03:24 PM
THIS is unbelievable... i'm goin to get one as soon as i have money. (october 1st)
codymac
Apr 26, 12:52 PM
Wow... someone in Belgium drives a Corvette.
nagromme
Jul 15, 07:27 PM
A real problem (for some), but yes, it has been misstated and sensationalized in the press (just as Apple has themselves minimized it).
FWIW, I’ve been testing mine, and, holding it “that way” (even lightly) will sometimes, in some places (not all that rare) cause several bars to drop on the meter. And sometimes not.
But even when I’m getting one measly bar, I’m able to hold a call without dropping, and good quality, and use 3G Internet at the same time. In fact, I saw bars dropping and squeezed hard, then walked around the “bad spot” trying to make the connection drop. I couldn’t—Google Maps kept streaming and the call kept going.
So I agree with reports that when bars are low, the iPhone 4 acts the same as an earlier phone with more bars. A BETTER antenna design—but not in every way.
(Of course, with the new meter we’ll all be seeing less bars. Having my calls work is what I care about though. And my iPhone 4 has done great at that so far.)
While you're waiting for Apple to come up with a fix (if ever they come up with one), why don't you hold it in a way so it doesn't drop your calls...
People change their grip by habit, with their mind on the call, not on babying the phone. New habits take time before they’re 100%. I notice myself holding my phone all KINDS of ways—it’s not on purpose. And shouldn’t have to be—but any phone has spots where holding it a certain way matters, and the iPhone 4 probably more so than most.
FWIW, I’ve been testing mine, and, holding it “that way” (even lightly) will sometimes, in some places (not all that rare) cause several bars to drop on the meter. And sometimes not.
But even when I’m getting one measly bar, I’m able to hold a call without dropping, and good quality, and use 3G Internet at the same time. In fact, I saw bars dropping and squeezed hard, then walked around the “bad spot” trying to make the connection drop. I couldn’t—Google Maps kept streaming and the call kept going.
So I agree with reports that when bars are low, the iPhone 4 acts the same as an earlier phone with more bars. A BETTER antenna design—but not in every way.
(Of course, with the new meter we’ll all be seeing less bars. Having my calls work is what I care about though. And my iPhone 4 has done great at that so far.)
While you're waiting for Apple to come up with a fix (if ever they come up with one), why don't you hold it in a way so it doesn't drop your calls...
People change their grip by habit, with their mind on the call, not on babying the phone. New habits take time before they’re 100%. I notice myself holding my phone all KINDS of ways—it’s not on purpose. And shouldn’t have to be—but any phone has spots where holding it a certain way matters, and the iPhone 4 probably more so than most.
sjp5317
Apr 11, 10:29 AM
Liquidmetal sounds cooler than carbon fiber.
yeah right now all we got is Solidmetal :)
yeah right now all we got is Solidmetal :)
shijan
Apr 13, 09:32 PM
720p presentation video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-77beFICSlI&feature=channel_video_title&hd=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAXL7L9fToQ&feature=channel_video_title&hd=1
and few more hi res pictures:
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_Effects_big.jpg
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_ColorBoard_big.jpg
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_Hero_big.jpg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-77beFICSlI&feature=channel_video_title&hd=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAXL7L9fToQ&feature=channel_video_title&hd=1
and few more hi res pictures:
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_Effects_big.jpg
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_ColorBoard_big.jpg
http://www.larryjordan.biz/assets/blog_images/FCP_Hero_big.jpg
stagi
Apr 30, 01:11 AM
That was pretty funny!
duvalle
Nov 15, 05:07 PM
Can you post a link with the standard "remove battery" and do a "P-Ram-Reset" routine.
I dont have a link.
But this is what apple support told me on the phone:
1. Remove Battery
2. Hit the start button for about 10 sec
3. Put Battery back in
4. Press keys: (ALT) (Apple) (R) (P) at the same time and start the mac while pressing the keys. (Command, Option, P, and R)
5. The macbook will start up and makes a PEEP then shuts off
6. Keep the keys pressed
7. The macbook will start up and make PEEEP again
8. Do this 4 times
9. After 4 PEEEPS stop pressing the keys
10. The macbook will start normaly
Maybe some english pro can put this in better words ...
Hope you get the point.
:cool:
Would be great to have a way to downgrade the efi update. but apple says there is no way. but i dont understand that. why not???
anyway .. i just minimize PhotoBooth in the tray ...
i bet there is another way ... maybe someone knows?
I dont have a link.
But this is what apple support told me on the phone:
1. Remove Battery
2. Hit the start button for about 10 sec
3. Put Battery back in
4. Press keys: (ALT) (Apple) (R) (P) at the same time and start the mac while pressing the keys. (Command, Option, P, and R)
5. The macbook will start up and makes a PEEP then shuts off
6. Keep the keys pressed
7. The macbook will start up and make PEEEP again
8. Do this 4 times
9. After 4 PEEEPS stop pressing the keys
10. The macbook will start normaly
Maybe some english pro can put this in better words ...
Hope you get the point.
:cool:
Would be great to have a way to downgrade the efi update. but apple says there is no way. but i dont understand that. why not???
anyway .. i just minimize PhotoBooth in the tray ...
i bet there is another way ... maybe someone knows?
Messy
Jan 9, 03:34 PM
Mine:
Ugg
Apr 12, 05:30 PM
Makes sense. That's probably one of the biggest uses of the ATV and Apple doesn't get a cut of that action.
That being said, Netflix inclusion is the only reason I bought the ATV2. If they cut Netflix, I'll by another product.
I've only rented about three movies from Apple in the 6 months I've had my ATV2. Netflix is mostly great, but if Apple is able to offer the same selection, I'm big on foreign flics, then I'd drop Netflix in a second.
That being said, Netflix inclusion is the only reason I bought the ATV2. If they cut Netflix, I'll by another product.
I've only rented about three movies from Apple in the 6 months I've had my ATV2. Netflix is mostly great, but if Apple is able to offer the same selection, I'm big on foreign flics, then I'd drop Netflix in a second.
Joshuarocks
Apr 7, 08:47 AM
Quite possibly, except that it isn't the case anymore.
In the 21st century Israel's claim to exist is certainly not stronger than China's claim to Tibet - even though lots of people in "the West" seem to believe that China should give Tibet independence.
FWIW I do think Israel has the right to exist, but I also don't think that Tibet should be independent from China.
What I'm trying to say is that in the public sphere these two things aren't treated equivalently.
You are wrong. Israel, according to their religion should not exist as a physical nation until the coming of "their" messiah.. This I know having studied their religion and knowing how warped it is. The fact that Israel exists as a nation is because of the Balfour Declaration and what went on with that conference. You need to also read up as to what zionism really means and why it is one of the most flawed, and hated ideologies in the world, 2nd to nazism.
In the 21st century Israel's claim to exist is certainly not stronger than China's claim to Tibet - even though lots of people in "the West" seem to believe that China should give Tibet independence.
FWIW I do think Israel has the right to exist, but I also don't think that Tibet should be independent from China.
What I'm trying to say is that in the public sphere these two things aren't treated equivalently.
You are wrong. Israel, according to their religion should not exist as a physical nation until the coming of "their" messiah.. This I know having studied their religion and knowing how warped it is. The fact that Israel exists as a nation is because of the Balfour Declaration and what went on with that conference. You need to also read up as to what zionism really means and why it is one of the most flawed, and hated ideologies in the world, 2nd to nazism.
peskaa
Dec 9, 03:18 AM
You don't need a "game room" or even a "large living room". That's just the commercial. Sometimes ppl can set this up in the basement, or empty garage, or even backyard at night...not sure about overcast. Granted many ppl clutter their available spaces with "coffee tables" and such, but unless you are like really shortsighted and have an immense lack of imagination, or just live in a cramped apartment, you should be able to move things arround to make room, if even temporary. Nothing wrong with being "poor" or simply liking small residences. But as with anything, it suits certain ppl's environment, and not so much others. No need to knock a product that other's are able to get enjoyment out of it (along with the global organization that created it) just because it doesn't work for your environment.
I'm assuming you're American.
Large parts of the world don't have huge houses, simply due to the fact there is much less land available. Houses are far more expensive, and smaller, in Europe and parts of Aisa (such as Japan), and as such in these environments Kinect simply struggles. People don't live in small houses because they're poor, thank you very much.
It's not a matter of "moving a coffee table" - even when one isn't there, you probably have to move a sofa to try and get the minimum playing space. In the UK, Victorian-era terrace houses are long and narrow which simply doesn't allow for Kinect to fit, ditto for city apartments. Houses here don't have basements, and funnily enough, garages are for cars if you're lucky enough to have one.
I know six people who have bought Kinect. Five of them have had to return the units as they simply cannot find the space, no matter the tricks they try. The sixth is lucky to have a larger than normal living room, and never bought a coffee table. When a product is hitting that level of returns due to what is inherently a design flaw, it's not a good thing. Microsoft should have realised that not everybody is living in a huge house, and that outside of the US smaller houses are the norm, and that Kinect would struggle in these territories.
I'm assuming you're American.
Large parts of the world don't have huge houses, simply due to the fact there is much less land available. Houses are far more expensive, and smaller, in Europe and parts of Aisa (such as Japan), and as such in these environments Kinect simply struggles. People don't live in small houses because they're poor, thank you very much.
It's not a matter of "moving a coffee table" - even when one isn't there, you probably have to move a sofa to try and get the minimum playing space. In the UK, Victorian-era terrace houses are long and narrow which simply doesn't allow for Kinect to fit, ditto for city apartments. Houses here don't have basements, and funnily enough, garages are for cars if you're lucky enough to have one.
I know six people who have bought Kinect. Five of them have had to return the units as they simply cannot find the space, no matter the tricks they try. The sixth is lucky to have a larger than normal living room, and never bought a coffee table. When a product is hitting that level of returns due to what is inherently a design flaw, it's not a good thing. Microsoft should have realised that not everybody is living in a huge house, and that outside of the US smaller houses are the norm, and that Kinect would struggle in these territories.
Tha_Sylent1
Dec 2, 01:52 AM
Great... we are tagged like cattle.:mad::rolleyes: Is this something that can be fixed with some sort of patch? I'm guessing if it could be patched it could also be worked around? As of late, "security vulnerabilies" and "Apple" have been nearly synomous with one another...:eek:
Lyrrad
Apr 12, 11:00 AM
Apple is unlikely to buy Netflix. Some of Netflix's contracts with media companies likely include a termination clause that can be invoked when the company is bought. That's likely why Apple had to shut down Lala after they bought it.
sushi
Nov 13, 04:18 PM
This is good news.
Curious and looking forward to seeing the holiday versions.
Curious and looking forward to seeing the holiday versions.
jeff1977
Apr 10, 09:13 PM
Now that The Social Network has cemented the idea that biopics don't require the main subject to be deceased, maybe we'll get a Steve Jobs/Apple movie that also covers the post-Pirates-Of-Silicon-Valley era. With an actual budget and acclaimed writers, director and cast! I'm being half tongue-in-cheek, but the geek in me would drool over this. Although, being an optimist, I think there is a lot more fodder to come with Apple and Jobs! Why not interview him in depth now and until his, hopefully a long time from now, passing, and then have the whole story. I guess because he and Apple are peaking.
