What was it - Cairo? Chicago? They ended up dumping them, and putting the "doable" stuff into their next "mainstream" product.
Cairo and Chicago both became mainstream products.
Neptune (WinME successor, for consumers) and Odyssey (2000 successor, for business) were merged together to create Whistler, which wound up becoming Windows XP.
So what, if you do something I didn't ask you to do, and do it for me on your own time, I'm required to be grateful, even if I don't like it?
"What the hell do you mean you dont want the manual shifting car and want your automatic back? it's better man! can't you see that! god you're so ungrateful!"
than regular Tivo + digital cable box, in my experience (which is what I currently have)
i havent heard any first hand experience, what is tivo like with a cable box? is it like using a cable box on a vcr, IE only the currently active channel can be recorded, or can you record one thing and watch another
This is why $diety invented the home directory. It's there, I don't understand why app developers refuse to use it. Especially on nix based systems like Linux and OS X, where you just put a.appname folder and put the config files in there and the user doesn't see it unless they want to.
Life would be much easier (especially in the way windows installs programs. On the mac you can juts copy your apps folder over to a new install and they'll all work, try doing that with Program Files)
So is this considered a successor to LiveType which is bundled with FCP and FCP:HD, or is it a totally separate product. As in, is LT going to stop coming with FCP?
But why are these problems being brought to light NOW instead of the ~7 years ago when the EAS replaced the EBS?
In the age of terrorism suddenly every fucking thing is exploitable, yet none of this was brought to light when whatever legacy app was implemented 10 years ago.
I must say, even though a majority of it is still crap and bloat, AOL's service HAS improved since Steve Case stepped down as CEO. Any time I have to use it at a friend's house I always get on in the first try, and it's usually a 52000bps conneciton. Not to mention you can now get AOL email over standard IMAP, and there's rumors that standard Dialup Networking connecting is on the way.
If opening the case voided your warranty, I seriously doubt Apple would put a fucking hinged door on the side of the case.
I can get a serial ATA hard drive from CompUSA. Where the fuck did you come up with sending it back to Apple?
And if you're going to screw up the mobo and CPU by disconnecting and reconnecting a hard drive, maybe you should take up a new hobby other than computers. Like sitting in the corner and drooling.
Yes, Apple has certainly never provided any free, major updates via Software Update. (And I do mean 'major' for previous owners of OS X. New features and all. If somebody knows which versions it was -- since OS X updates tend to go free/pay/free/pay, etc., help me out.)
10.1 was a free update. Kind of Apple's way of saying "Sorry" for 10.0
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Yes, obviously, since Google made this addon and all
What was it - Cairo? Chicago? They ended up dumping them, and putting the "doable" stuff into their next "mainstream" product.
Cairo and Chicago both became mainstream products.
Neptune (WinME successor, for consumers) and Odyssey (2000 successor, for business) were merged together to create Whistler, which wound up becoming Windows XP.
Imagine that huh? The most primitive people around actually give their kids choice of their beliefs.
soon its voice will be cracking and hair will be apearing in places it never appeared befeore
So what, if you do something I didn't ask you to do, and do it for me on your own time, I'm required to be grateful, even if I don't like it?
"What the hell do you mean you dont want the manual shifting car and want your automatic back? it's better man! can't you see that! god you're so ungrateful!"
The ones who had parents who took thalidomyde
Actually, if it came with a GPS then wouldn't that make it OEM software, and therefore illegal to move the license without moving the hardware?
The article writer is clearly a moran. (Yes, I spelled it that way on purpose.)
Why?
Because it's a running joke on fark.com that stems from a photo of an anti-war protest with a guy holding a sign that says GET A BRAIN, MORANS
than regular Tivo + digital cable box, in my experience (which is what I currently have)
i havent heard any first hand experience, what is tivo like with a cable box? is it like using a cable box on a vcr, IE only the currently active channel can be recorded, or can you record one thing and watch another
This is why $diety invented the home directory. It's there, I don't understand why app developers refuse to use it. Especially on nix based systems like Linux and OS X, where you just put a .appname folder and put the config files in there and the user doesn't see it unless they want to.
Life would be much easier (especially in the way windows installs programs. On the mac you can juts copy your apps folder over to a new install and they'll all work, try doing that with Program Files)
Either time travellers from the future (just to mess with our heads) or there was a glitch in the matrix?
Dey took er code!!!!
i think we all know by now that windows is insecure and should stop paying people to study this
Last time I checked Dell is making the machines running Windows XP
mac is built on that little thing... ah crap whats it called... its really big with all those computer science nerds. eu---eu.... eunuchs?
Advertising Mozilla on slashdot is preaching to the choir man
So is this considered a successor to LiveType which is bundled with FCP and FCP:HD, or is it a totally separate product. As in, is LT going to stop coming with FCP?
But why are these problems being brought to light NOW instead of the ~7 years ago when the EAS replaced the EBS?
In the age of terrorism suddenly every fucking thing is exploitable, yet none of this was brought to light when whatever legacy app was implemented 10 years ago.
That's why you get a screwdriver and pry/pop the trigger off the wall. There's a simple switch behind it to trigger the alarm, no dye.
I learned this this summer while seeing them test the fire alarm at my old HS.
I think everyone had figured it out when the only thing on every news^H^H^H^Htelevision station was the crashing planes and collapsing towers
Yeah, the interweb rocks, I downloaded it last night.
I already beat it
the end guy is hard
That's hardly a prototype photo, more like a pencil sketch
it could be a picture frame for all we know from that
I must say, even though a majority of it is still crap and bloat, AOL's service HAS improved since Steve Case stepped down as CEO. Any time I have to use it at a friend's house I always get on in the first try, and it's usually a 52000bps conneciton. Not to mention you can now get AOL email over standard IMAP, and there's rumors that standard Dialup Networking connecting is on the way.
And can it run Linux?
Have you considered a Cappuccino PC? Most are about the size of your average CDROM drive.
If opening the case voided your warranty, I seriously doubt Apple would put a fucking hinged door on the side of the case.
I can get a serial ATA hard drive from CompUSA. Where the fuck did you come up with sending it back to Apple?
And if you're going to screw up the mobo and CPU by disconnecting and reconnecting a hard drive, maybe you should take up a new hobby other than computers. Like sitting in the corner and drooling.
Yes, Apple has certainly never provided any free, major updates via Software Update. (And I do mean 'major' for previous owners of OS X. New features and all. If somebody knows which versions it was -- since OS X updates tend to go free/pay/free/pay, etc., help me out.)
10.1 was a free update. Kind of Apple's way of saying "Sorry" for 10.0