You could probably just plug your camera in and then mount/dev/sda1 to somewhere to get the pics off of it. As long as you have USB support enabled in the kernel.
We had that story yesterday about ArsTechnica putting those USB drives in a raid config. When is someone going to set up a couple of ipods in a raid config?
... I prefer it to the annoying one-window-per-folder Windows Explorer
Umm, one window per folder = spatial folders. Windows explorer has the panes with the tree on one side and the contents on the other and when you click on things they open in the same window.
Yea! That's what we need, g5 cubes! Nevermind the heat problems with the old ones, these new g5's run super cold!
Seriously though, if they can fix the heat problems with the cube design, or even have a different case design and a way to buy it without a monitor built in, that'd be great.
This may sound dangerous, but we do the same with CO2 - which is more lethal to anyone entering the room and possibly to the environment (global warming) as well.
I dont think CO2 is dangerous unless you are getting in INSTEAD of oxygen. In which case anything is dangerous... Nitrogen, or even Water for example.
ESR was writing that as a regular person trying to figure it out as an example of things that could and should be made easier... then he says with "This setup alone is sort of funny -- Linux Advocate Struggles to Configure Printer" It's not that he couldnt figure out the printer, it's that your GRANDMA couldnt figure it out.
Not only your mac, but every mac in the country (world?) should have the same time. By default, OS X has a NTP client (and has since like system 8) and it points to time.apple.com IIRC.
Well, the Kernel is not FreeBSD's kernel... OSX uses Mach. Just the base system comes from FBSD. The utilities and stuff like that. Also, there are a lot of pieces even in that base that are modified for OSX. As for the package manager. The fact that Fink is like Apt from Debian linux doesnt matter. you could write a thing that uses ports on OSX (and actually, I think there might be a project like that). They just did it that way because that's what they wanted to do.
Microsoft or Halliburton? -- Just because they dont do software shouldnt stop them from winning the contract. :)
They should have a little bluetooth dongle that jams on and then you can control and hear it via the car's stereo over bluetooth.
This article is about Word for Mac. Then the comments talk about Office XP. Did the submitter even read the article?
Hopefully, Apple will one day offer something like the eMac without a built in monitor.
They did and it was called "the cube."
You could probably just plug your camera in and then mount /dev/sda1 to somewhere to get the pics off of it. As long as you have USB support enabled in the kernel.
We had that story yesterday about ArsTechnica putting those USB drives in a raid config. When is someone going to set up a couple of ipods in a raid config?
Did anyone else feel like part of the article was more of a resume than an article about Microsoft?
It's not really at some "unpredictable" place.
l0pht article
You know, it seems to me that Apple picks a theme when working on thier new minor releases.
Just think, 10.2 = Configuration. It had like Rendevous
10.3 = Consumer Usability
Garage Band
iChat AV
Expose
Fast User Switching
... you are correct, 100,000,000 were produced.
you do know you need to buy the pepsi bottles with the yellow caps... not the blue ones.
I have actually never seen one of the itunes bottles either here in Jersey.
Umm, one window per folder = spatial folders. Windows explorer has the panes with the tree on one side and the contents on the other and when you click on things they open in the same window.
This is EXACTLY the reason some people call the GPL a "viral" license. You must distribute your source code since you are building on a GPL'd project.
Yea! That's what we need, g5 cubes! Nevermind the heat problems with the old ones, these new g5's run super cold! Seriously though, if they can fix the heat problems with the cube design, or even have a different case design and a way to buy it without a monitor built in, that'd be great.
This may sound dangerous, but we do the same with CO2 - which is more lethal to anyone entering the room and possibly to the environment (global warming) as well.
I dont think CO2 is dangerous unless you are getting in INSTEAD of oxygen. In which case anything is dangerous... Nitrogen, or even Water for example.
Tell that to New Jersey. There are tolls on every major road on your way out of the state.
ESR was writing that as a regular person trying to figure it out as an example of things that could and should be made easier... then he says with "This setup alone is sort of funny -- Linux Advocate Struggles to Configure Printer" It's not that he couldnt figure out the printer, it's that your GRANDMA couldnt figure it out.
How is this any different than any other ad-hoc wireless network?
Bizzarely enough Henry Ford (IIRC)...
I think it was Tesla actually... I could be wrong though.
(people's jobs depend on how good the software is).
Come on... Windows is not open and look how crappy it is.
Better yet, copyright your body and, if you have blue eyes, sue anyone else with blue eyes for copyright infringement.
Not only your mac, but every mac in the country (world?) should have the same time. By default, OS X has a NTP client (and has since like system 8) and it points to time.apple.com IIRC.
Looks like someone needs to turn on DMA.
Are you sure it doesnt work at all?
http://www.freebsd.org/platforms/ppc.html
Well, the Kernel is not FreeBSD's kernel... OSX uses Mach. Just the base system comes from FBSD. The utilities and stuff like that. Also, there are a lot of pieces even in that base that are modified for OSX. As for the package manager. The fact that Fink is like Apt from Debian linux doesnt matter. you could write a thing that uses ports on OSX (and actually, I think there might be a project like that). They just did it that way because that's what they wanted to do.