It shows a software that turns your Symbian device into an Apple PDA phone. The automatic google translation makes it sound a little weird, but should be legible.
I bought one of those fancy Apple Ergonomic Keyboards with separate numeric keypad when they were introduced. They were just gorgeous: small, good feel and huge hand rests.
Then I wanted to use MacSOUP as I am used to: with the keypad. So I dug out the box, found the keypad, attached it and found that now my mouse was too far away. Since I could use neither mouse nor keypad with my left hand, I switched back to my old Extended II keyboard which is still in use today - 14 years after I bought it.
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> What would anybody want in a Linux system besides the BASH prompt??
HyperCard was free in terms that it was bundled with every Mac for quite a while. I still have two copies - one that I bought as a retail version and one that came with the Mac SE I bought afterwords, because HyperCard was not too useful without a hard disk.
Gorgeous tool, btw. I mean, show me another database application that you can build a breakout clone with just by moving text fields and buttons.:))
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No flame bait intended:
Looking at Apple's history, I would definately not buy the first model of a new Apple product. Especially the portables have had some pretty severe teething problems for a while.
If you use MySQL on OS X Server, you might want to read the Knowledge Base article about the update before you install it. Here it is:
Additional Information for MySQL
Data stored in MySQL databases with the version of MySQL that is pre- installed Mac OS X Server 10.3.2 or earlier must be exported and re-imported in order to be compatible with version of MySQL that is pre-installed on Mac OS X Server 10.3.3, in which a byte-ordering issue is fixed.
As with any upgrade install, you should back up your old data. In this particular upgrade, the following process is recommended to convert the data to the correct byte ordering:
Before the upgrade, use the terminal to export the data from your pre-10.3.3 database:
# mysqldump -p table > backup-file.sql
or
# mysqldump --opt database > backup-file.sql
After the upgrade, and after initializing the MySQL database, import the data:
The pre-OS X Finder was fine for a few folders with a limited number of files. OS X on the other hand has so many directories and soooo many files that column view is the best way to deal with it most of the time.
Sure it would be nice to sort by date in column view - but there has to be something to "invent" in 10.4, right?
Remember "Back to the Future" part 2? There was a Mac Plus in the antiques shop, right next to Gray's Sports Almanac. I can't remember the price tag, but it did not seem to be awfully valuable. But hey, that was only 2015.:)
I am not a person to submit many bug reports. Maybe ten reports since the introduction of 10.2. They were always very detailed and contained my contact information. Guess how often Apple contacted me. Yep, never.
One of the bugs that I reported forced me to sell my iPod since I was unable to get it to work with my new Mac. Apple's support forums are full with complains about this same issue. Do you how many replies Apple wrote? You guessed it: none. Not even one saying they are aware of the problem.
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Hopefully, MS will be so pissed off that they drop him. Finally.
Why should you toss the //c? Buy a IIe as well. You can not have too many Apples, can you?
- RAM was increased from 64KB to 2MB.
- Hard disks were added.
- Ethernet was added.
And since the floppy drive had the same U880D cpu as the main machine:
- multiprocessig was added.
How cool is that? :)
clicky.
It shows a software that turns your Symbian device into an Apple PDA phone. The automatic google translation makes it sound a little weird, but should be legible.
It's a bit like buying a Ferrari: The first one is really costly, but resale value makes later models pretty affordable.
Then I wanted to use MacSOUP as I am used to: with the keypad. So I dug out the box, found the keypad, attached it and found that now my mouse was too far away. Since I could use neither mouse nor keypad with my left hand, I switched back to my old Extended II keyboard which is still in use today - 14 years after I bought it.
A tcsh prompt.
Gorgeous tool, btw. I mean, show me another database application that you can build a breakout clone with just by moving text fields and buttons. :))
No flame bait intended:
Looking at Apple's history, I would definately not buy the first model of a new Apple product. Especially the portables have had some pretty severe teething problems for a while.
If you use MySQL on OS X Server, you might want to read the Knowledge Base article about the
update before you install it. Here it is:
Additional Information for MySQL
Data stored in MySQL databases with the version of MySQL that is pre-
installed Mac OS X Server 10.3.2 or earlier must be exported and re-imported
in order to be compatible with version of MySQL that is pre-installed on Mac
OS X Server 10.3.3, in which a byte-ordering issue is fixed.
As with any upgrade install, you should back up your old data. In this
particular upgrade, the following process is recommended to convert the data
to the correct byte ordering:
Before the upgrade, use the terminal to export the data from your pre-10.3.3
database:
# mysqldump -p table > backup-file.sql
or
# mysqldump --opt database > backup-file.sql
After the upgrade, and after initializing the MySQL database, import the data:
# mysql -p table backup-file.sql
or
# mysql database backup-file.sql
Sure it would be nice to sort by date in column view - but there has to be something to "invent" in 10.4, right?
Remember "Back to the Future" part 2? There was a Mac Plus in the antiques shop, right next to Gray's Sports Almanac. I can't remember the price tag, but it did not seem to be awfully valuable. But hey, that was only 2015. :)
Mac OS X Server was even sold like that. I still have version 1.0 here and it makes me wonder every time I see it. :)
You mean outside of the Soviet Union? There's only Reich 3.0 - or whatever version they're up to. Maybe Reich MX 2004 or something...
Yep, that is _really_ very *sad*.
You downloaded an ISO that you are not going to be able to install without the boot floppies. Oh bummer...
I am not a person to submit many bug reports. Maybe ten reports since the introduction of 10.2. They were always very detailed and contained my contact information. Guess how often Apple contacted me. Yep, never.
One of the bugs that I reported forced me to sell my iPod since I was unable to get it to work with my new Mac. Apple's support forums are full with complains about this same issue. Do you how many replies Apple wrote? You guessed it: none. Not even one saying they are aware of the problem.
Sometimes their arrogance pisses me off...
the ftp link wasn't working last time I tried
Here is a new link. Found it on an IRIX games page.At least on my Mac Plus the date is just fine (and probably will be until 2019). If I can find those old System 4.3 disks, I will try them, too. :)
You forgot to quote the most important part:
"For those that have already installed the 1.1 update, you are fine."
The Java 1.4.1 update was released on November 19th. More to be read in Apple's Knowledgebase.
Are you talking about main memory or graphics card memory? ;-P
Of course all Mac users are on broadband. How else could we ever download enough stuff to put our built-in DVD burners to use? ;)
Name some. I am still looking for a php editor on OS X that offers an overview over the classes and functions of a project...
I'd rather think he called tech support before Apple introduced the $99 battery exchange program.