The new display drivers and energy saver settings made for some trouble on Beige G3s, especially Beige G3 DTs.
Turning off display sleep and swapping the display drivers with a previous version via Pacifist did the trick to "fix" it, but for those who didn't want to bother with all that just stuck with 10.2.6.
Then Acrobat crashed, so I restarted it and downloaded it AGAIN.
PROTIP: Save a large PDF locally and browse it with your standalone PDF viewer. Viewing large PDFs in a Web browser (via browser plug-in) is an exercise of memory management and patience.
Are they illegal? No. Is their major use for the transport & packaging of illegal substances, yes.
BitTorrent is an excellent P2P technology. Unfortunately, the majority of its users, especially on a college campus setting, are using it for illegal purposes.
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NIN did the sounds and music for Quake 1. It's in the credits both in-game and in the docs.
The "NIN" on the boxes was a double-credit, for NIN's involvement with the game and the fact that the ammo were nails for both types of nailguns.
The new display drivers and energy saver settings made for some trouble on Beige G3s, especially Beige G3 DTs.
Turning off display sleep and swapping the display drivers with a previous version via Pacifist did the trick to "fix" it, but for those who didn't want to bother with all that just stuck with 10.2.6.
1. Open up the Security Center applet in the Control Panel.
2. On the left side of the Security Center window, locate and click the "Change the way Security Center alerts me" link.
3. In the "Alert Settings" window that appears, uncheck any/all the warnings you no longer want to have pop-up when you log in.
4. Click the OK button to save your changes.
1996: Windows NT 4.0
1999: Windows 2000 (NT 5.0) - a major upgrade
2001: Windows XP (NT 5.1)
2003: Windows Server 2003 (NT 5.2)
Read the EULA.
Considering all the music, movies, roms, warez, and pr0n obtained via IRC, high-capacity Memory Sticks will sell like hotcakes.
This is kind of like the very tiny zip-lock bags.
Are they illegal? No. Is their major use for the transport & packaging of illegal substances, yes.
BitTorrent is an excellent P2P technology. Unfortunately, the majority of its users, especially on a college campus setting, are using it for illegal purposes.
Acrobat is used extensively in commercial prepress print publishing workflows that use PostScript.
That's essentially every newspaper and magazine with a circulation of 40,000 and up.
And most of those publications use Macs for the final pagination & printing, yet still purchase Acrobat for the fine-tuning features of Distiller.
Also, Acrobat allows you to set document security attributes that OpenOffice.org's "Export to PDF" and Mac OS X's native "Save as PDF" don't support.
"Camino" reminds me of the name of the cloner's homeworld in Star Wars Episode II. Though I believe it's spelled "Kamino" there.
Both have milky white design lines, so...
The only exception to this is if you deliberately enabled the root account and are logged in as root.
I wonder how this affects the use of iChat AV on Mac OS X.
.Mac account.
Since many of my contacts use AIM on Windows, I log onto iChat with my AIM screen name instead of my
Does AIM's new EULA for the service violate any special agreement they have with that service's use through Apple's IM client?
When life gives you a USD$3,000 computer for free, it's a crime to not use it. No matter what use that may be.
This poses some real questions:
Will the PearPC team sue this guy for violating the GPL, now that the product has come to the market?
Does the GPL have full legal respect in court or will the courts treated it as a "delete your evaluation copy in 24 hours" readme file?
I'm very curious how the PearPC team will respond to this.
About two months ago Apple launched a new Web site for IT Professionals, http://www.apple.com/itpro.
Sort of Apple's equivalent of Microsoft's TechNet page.
I'm not sure if it will help you with your particular issue, but it's bookmark-worthy for any Macintosh network systems administrator.
So much for ssh, telnet, FTP, terminal services, and remote desktop.
These patent lawsuits must stop. They're getting ridiculous.
I thought compiling your own kernel and software was a Linux exclusive.
You don't have to do that in Windows or Mac OS.
Linux needs to jump over a lot more ease-of-use hurdles before it can make a solid replacement for tech-ignorant people.
WebDAV is used by .Mac iDisks.
Considering that iDisks are used for backups and hosting Web sites by a large number of people, I don't think the technology has "gone no where."
There's even an iDisk client for Windows XP.
They could then turn that fully integrated gBrowser into a shell that could run on top of Linux and give birth to GoogleOS.
Just once, I'd like to see a space explosion with a "Praxis wave" flying out.
I know this particular blast was invisible to the human eye, but man, if it were visible, it probably would have been pretty sweet to see.
The solution is simple:
When listing the System Requirements for your software, explicitly specify Windows XP Home and Professional.
The United States has long lagged behind Japan and Europe in both mobile phone technology and general proliferation.
But we're catching up.
I am among those who switched to mobile-only while in college.
As a working adult, the only reason why I have a landline phone now is because I'm on-call 24/7/365.
Biometrics are convenient until someone kills you and uses your parts to gain access to your stuff.
The same goes for RFID chips.
Both will bring new truth on those "go to a club, wake up in an ice-filled tub" urban legends.
Relax, man. We still have another 56 years until 2061.