If you had bothered to look in the App Store you would have seen it's right there. If you'd rather be smugly upset, go for it. I'm just saying, there's a free unit converter, there for the pickin.
Eudora is basically like Thunderbird, and Penelope is an extension that works with either to make it behave like...Eudora? Wait, what?
Right, and all of them look a hell of a lot like Apple Mail, down to the exact color scheme. Uh...wtf? Is Apple the only company in the frickin world that can/does design interfaces?
Similar story -- flying from Las Vegas to San Francisco, I was busted twice for liquids, one of which was a bottle of water I purchased literally 10 feet from the gate in full view of the attendants. My friend who I was traveling with, however, easily made it through the entire trip carrying a large pocket knife in his pocket. He even put the damn knife through the belt scanner.
This situation is a very un-funny joke.
Quicktime as a web-media player could be called a piece of shit. Quicktime as an aging codebase full of legacy cruft could be called a piece of shit. Granted. But nevertheless it fills a space that nothing else does, as far as I know -- a comprehensive, cross-platform system for time-based media manipulation. Every time I attempt to work with video in a professional context without the use of Quicktime (for instance when doing encoding or processing in Windows software that doesn't speak Quicktime) I am reminded that Quicktime is still the best/only game in town for doing real video work.
Now, I'm probably wrong with that last statement, to some degree. So what's the alternative? And I'm not talking about a theoretical alternative, I'm talking about a system for getting real work done. Seriously, Quicktime is annoying in many ways. If there is something better, please enlighten.
The role of the Gestapo was to investigate and combat "all tendencies dangerous to the State." It had the authority to investigate treason, espionage and sabotage cases, and cases of criminal attacks on the Nazi Party and on Germany.
The law had been changed in such a way that the Gestapo's actions were not subject to judicial review. Nazi jurist Dr. Werner Best stated, "As long as the [Gestapo]... carries out the will of the leadership, it is acting legally." The Gestapo was specifically exempted from responsibility to administrative courts, where citizens normally could sue the state to conform to laws.
Plus, the kernel isn't BSD, its Mach. Darwin is related to BSD, but the kernel isn't at all.
I'm not sure that makes a big difference re portability, but there you are.
Also, Arnold didn't run as a Republican, he ran as an Independant. People seem to get that wrong all the time too.
This works on 10.3, but I couldn't compile the code on a 10.1 machine, presumably because the code is from a newer and incompatible version of Darwin.
It would be very useful to have a 10.1 compatible version of this fix, because it is highly unlikely that Apple will release a patch for anything earlier than 10.2.x.
Thanks though!
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If you had bothered to look in the App Store you would have seen it's right there. If you'd rather be smugly upset, go for it. I'm just saying, there's a free unit converter, there for the pickin.
You could download Units for free from the App Store, but I guess you wouldn't have anything to complain about then...
True, bluetooth headphones are perfect when you have to take a #2.
As does Dovecot
Yeah, exactly. I had a "Dream" of a perfect phone made by Google. Then I woke up, walked down to the Apple Store, and bought an iPhone.
I, for one, welcome Superman.
I'll wait for Cloud 2.0
Mod parent up! Good one.
Why? Its completely true. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firewall_(construction)
Don't you mean "upgrading"?
My god, the mind boggles. Surely I've missed at least half.
Anyone up to the task?
Right, and all of them look a hell of a lot like Apple Mail, down to the exact color scheme. Uh...wtf? Is Apple the only company in the frickin world that can/does design interfaces?
Similar story -- flying from Las Vegas to San Francisco, I was busted twice for liquids, one of which was a bottle of water I purchased literally 10 feet from the gate in full view of the attendants. My friend who I was traveling with, however, easily made it through the entire trip carrying a large pocket knife in his pocket. He even put the damn knife through the belt scanner. This situation is a very un-funny joke.
I tried the exploit on my Powerbook G4, and it did crash Quicktime, but no payload here as well.
wtf?
Quicktime as a web-media player could be called a piece of shit. Quicktime as an aging codebase full of legacy cruft could be called a piece of shit. Granted. But nevertheless it fills a space that nothing else does, as far as I know -- a comprehensive, cross-platform system for time-based media manipulation. Every time I attempt to work with video in a professional context without the use of Quicktime (for instance when doing encoding or processing in Windows software that doesn't speak Quicktime) I am reminded that Quicktime is still the best/only game in town for doing real video work.
Now, I'm probably wrong with that last statement, to some degree. So what's the alternative? And I'm not talking about a theoretical alternative, I'm talking about a system for getting real work done. Seriously, Quicktime is annoying in many ways. If there is something better, please enlighten.
Here is an interesting quote from the wikipedia article on the Gestapo:
... carries out the will of the leadership, it is acting legally." The Gestapo was specifically exempted from responsibility to administrative courts, where citizens normally could sue the state to conform to laws.
The role of the Gestapo was to investigate and combat "all tendencies dangerous to the State." It had the authority to investigate treason, espionage and sabotage cases, and cases of criminal attacks on the Nazi Party and on Germany.
The law had been changed in such a way that the Gestapo's actions were not subject to judicial review. Nazi jurist Dr. Werner Best stated, "As long as the [Gestapo]
Actually, a five-minute Google examination of "half-female" is surprisingly un-disturbing and rather interesting.
harder
It depends on what your definition of "is" is.
Plus, the kernel isn't BSD, its Mach. Darwin is related to BSD, but the kernel isn't at all. I'm not sure that makes a big difference re portability, but there you are. Also, Arnold didn't run as a Republican, he ran as an Independant. People seem to get that wrong all the time too.
This works on 10.3, but I couldn't compile the code on a 10.1 machine, presumably because the code is from a newer and incompatible version of Darwin. It would be very useful to have a 10.1 compatible version of this fix, because it is highly unlikely that Apple will release a patch for anything earlier than 10.2.x. Thanks though!