Uh, NONE of those have dropped in price. In fact, the Unibody Mac Mini is now significantly more expensive than its pre-unibody candidate. Where are you getting these ideas?
Many 2.5" sata enclosures will run the drive off the power provided by a single USB cable. Some boards do not provide enough power for this, and require a second cable.
I'd wondered if that bothered anyone else but me.
As far as setting interfaces? you basically get 2 options that mean "Do not work properly", and one proper option.
A friend of mine has am iMac from 2001 running the latest OSX.
No, no he doesn't. The latest OSX will not run on such a computer. Its not a matter of speed, either. The newest OSX does not have support for the PowerPC architecture.
Express card is only available on the 17" MacBook Pro. an overlarge monstrosity, for an apple product. Minidisplay port, yes, a standard. With about 5 supporting devices outside of apple.
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Seems like it comes with a threat of legal action, which quite often harms the target or their property.
Hot swap HDDS -at least the mac pro has easy to get to HDD bays
The minis these days make it very easy to get to HDD and RAM. You just unscrew a large cap on the bottom.
Nope, gotta remove the logic board to get the HDD out of there. Nice try though.
Uh, NONE of those have dropped in price. In fact, the Unibody Mac Mini is now significantly more expensive than its pre-unibody candidate. Where are you getting these ideas?
Unless that's second hand or refurb, that G5 is closer to 6 than 3. They switched over to intel around 2006.
And waiting on things to load as you need them might be a cause of...
sure, but being framed for breaking somone's leg has almost no impact, if it fails.
Many 2.5" sata enclosures will run the drive off the power provided by a single USB cable. Some boards do not provide enough power for this, and require a second cable.
I'd wondered if that bothered anyone else but me.
As far as setting interfaces? you basically get 2 options that mean "Do not work properly", and one proper option.
Because it's still the same IN America. Only you get to pay for the privilege.
missing the entire point, aren't we?
I want to EAT my cake.
and I have awful vision.
Perhaps there's a reason for that.
A friend of mine has am iMac from 2001 running the latest OSX.
No, no he doesn't. The latest OSX will not run on such a computer. Its not a matter of speed, either. The newest OSX does not have support for the PowerPC architecture.
Express card is only available on the 17" MacBook Pro. an overlarge monstrosity, for an apple product. Minidisplay port, yes, a standard. With about 5 supporting devices outside of apple.
sweet, how about next we start locking up random people on the street! or mandating no TV broadcasts on thursdays!
i mean, its *something*
No, you have to have money. Not the same thing.
http://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe
McAfee Removal tool.
Its installed in firmware in free (or nearly free) devices near you! Its called...Rock.
seems pretty nice, too bad their ship times are so long.
good thing there wasn't any signing involved.
Guess what's worse than linking to XKCD?
That's because most users won't put up with whitelist-based security. In their world, it'd better "just work" or somone's fixing it.
I wager it fails the ACID tests.
psst....it IS.
untill there's the slightest problem with it.
you get more friction on the breaks if you're not moving than if you are. you'd want to do that test while moving.