Surprisingly few, since the booting is handled by openfirmware. It doesn't see internal vs, external, it sees firewire vs IDE. If you can get to the IDE drives, than you could jsut take it out and to a different machine.
After doing a couple (so help us we had 12 of those accursed first gen ones), I could have it part, a hard drive pulled or ram upgraded, and back together in 15 minutes. Far longer than it should take, but still not an eternity.
Thats retarted. It's like saying you stole a car from a Honda dealership, liked it, and then went and bought a Civic. (Yeah, I know, real property, not accurate analogy because the song is immaterial, etc). The point is, if its not a try before you by type of deal, or any sort of deal offered by the owner of the property (which is probobly not ther person you got it from), its not legal.
That said, I'm gonna fire up Limewire and get back to downloading.
I'd argue that they're still different. The amount of space you have for mail is less than a 100MB, its 15 MB. The iDisk space is a webdav volume. I have.Mac, use it for my personal email and for the iSync workflow (5 different macs around). The iDisk i never use.
I'd argue that's kind of a marginal distance. I mean, you can say Pittsburg is on the east coast if you live in California, even thoguht its really about as far from the ocean. Its a metter of perspective.
But its really the definition of what "market" thats the murkey issue. I could have a monopoly on left handed smoke shifters, but if the market isn't significant, it doesn't fint the legal definition of monopoly.
Th Real songs are perfectly legal to have and play. The issue is the possible infringment by Real's DRM changing. Change it to an MP3, and you're good to go by all counts.
How do you mean? I do most of my work in Illustrator/After Effects/Photoshop/Final Cut. What integration in Premier works more natively than with Final Cut?
Any new codecs are a good thing, as long as (from the viewpoint fo someone who impliments solutions, not writes codecs), that its supported across platforms, and idealy included in the default install of the player app.
I'll admit the best codec for streaming isn't open source o free, but BBCs complaints( re: the article) are about a per stream or per hour fee. The best codec is just a flat out purchase, and a cheap one as far as anything AV goes at that. If they don't like that, then write a new, better codec. Which is what they are doing, but that has nothing to do with all the comments about real or windows media.
None of the above. Darwin SS is free (source and usage). To encode sometihng to it, you can use Quicktime Broadcaster, which is free (but not source), and only runs on a mac. You can of course encode with other solutions. The one of best ones on the market is Live Channel by Channel Storm, which runs about a grand as a one time price.
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Surprisingly few, since the booting is handled by openfirmware. It doesn't see internal vs, external, it sees firewire vs IDE. If you can get to the IDE drives, than you could jsut take it out and to a different machine.
Insubordination isn't a criminal charge unless you're in the military.
As someone who does tech support, you'd be amazed how little people use the right mouse button.
After doing a couple (so help us we had 12 of those accursed first gen ones), I could have it part, a hard drive pulled or ram upgraded, and back together in 15 minutes. Far longer than it should take, but still not an eternity.
Who cares? Its VESA compliant.
I'm an economist by degree, and I'm in no more position to judge than anybody else.
Yeah, but man its hard bending the iMacs goose neck down low enough to activate it.
Thats retarted. It's like saying you stole a car from a Honda dealership, liked it, and then went and bought a Civic. (Yeah, I know, real property, not accurate analogy because the song is immaterial, etc). The point is, if its not a try before you by type of deal, or any sort of deal offered by the owner of the property (which is probobly not ther person you got it from), its not legal.
That said, I'm gonna fire up Limewire and get back to downloading.
Let us know when it finished booting.
I'd argue that they're still different. The amount of space you have for mail is less than a 100MB, its 15 MB. The iDisk space is a webdav volume. I have .Mac, use it for my personal email and for the iSync workflow (5 different macs around). The iDisk i never use.
You mean exactally like the ol dfilm disposable cameras? What else would you like to do with it besides take it to a film developer?
I'd argue that's kind of a marginal distance. I mean, you can say Pittsburg is on the east coast if you live in California, even thoguht its really about as far from the ocean. Its a metter of perspective.
But its really the definition of what "market" thats the murkey issue. I could have a monopoly on left handed smoke shifters, but if the market isn't significant, it doesn't fint the legal definition of monopoly.
Th Real songs are perfectly legal to have and play. The issue is the possible infringment by Real's DRM changing. Change it to an MP3, and you're good to go by all counts.
Bait and switch? It's called a "sale". A bait and switch ios when they're sell you sometihng more expensive than the advertised item.
Ah, good ole Pulmbium. You make every glass of water just a touch sweeter.
How do you mean? I do most of my work in Illustrator/After Effects/Photoshop/Final Cut. What integration in Premier works more natively than with Final Cut?
Not being sarcastic, I'm honestly curious.
I didn't say it was BIG news....
The no keyframes thing is pretty big. I can't wait for a copy to see how they are actually working that.
They didn't have an ATA interface.
PostgreSQL has won the LJ Editor's choice award for database servers the second year in a row
Who new LiveJournal gave out awards?
Any new codecs are a good thing, as long as (from the viewpoint fo someone who impliments solutions, not writes codecs), that its supported across platforms, and idealy included in the default install of the player app.
*cough cough* DTSS*cough*
I'll admit the best codec for streaming isn't open source o free, but BBCs complaints( re: the article) are about a per stream or per hour fee. The best codec is just a flat out purchase, and a cheap one as far as anything AV goes at that. If they don't like that, then write a new, better codec. Which is what they are doing, but that has nothing to do with all the comments about real or windows media.
None of the above. Darwin SS is free (source and usage). To encode sometihng to it, you can use Quicktime Broadcaster, which is free (but not source), and only runs on a mac. You can of course encode with other solutions. The one of best ones on the market is Live Channel by Channel Storm, which runs about a grand as a one time price.
And what's wrong with QuickTime? It already does what is dounds like they want, and does it very well.