Nope, don't think so, the problem I saw most was with the harddrive or the software.
Replacing the harddrive in an I-Mac is pretty easy and they take normal IDE drives, so you don't need an Apple specific part (saves money).
On another note, the Tech service department from Apple have always been extra polite to me and helped me pretty darn fast. I only had one incident with them, but they were not the cause of that (bad monitor, damaged plastic etc during repair, whole thing took 9 months, but this is an extreme example)
Mod this guy up, he's just giving us his experiences with harddrives. We might not agree, but I hardly see a giant flame-war coming up between the brandnames ?
Personally, I love Maxtor, hate WD and have a love/hate relationship with IBM/Hitachi.
I'm in the Netherlands, I've had to fix Macs for a living alongside "normal" pc's.
I haven't seen a lot Macs, even though that the store that I worked for was one of the biggest Mac-retailers in the NL. They stopped selling them a while ago though, but I think they will be back soon since they are gaining popularity again.
I'm missing Grandia 2 (never played part 1 myself) The story was cool, had some nice twists and turns, the gameplay was very enjoyable and the music was great.
One of the things that I enjoyed is, that near the ending, for me, it seemed like the game was done, but no, it just kept going and going and going.
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What is this? a legal slapstick ?
Friend of mine worked with a fully working Win98 install for 5 years.
:)
To be honest, he didn't connect to the net much
But still, I thought it was impressive
"Her PC was in such bad shape, it required 10 1/2 hours of surgery to restore it to working condition."
It takes me a lot shorter to install Win98 on a box and that includes saving any or all documents.
1.5 hours tops.
THERE ARE 5 LIGHTS :D
Brilliant episode that one
It seems like everybody will try to make a buck of Google. I just hope that Google won't bomb like so many other companies.
I don't know if you're kidding or not, but from what I heard/read, the astronauts always have a swiss army knife with them.
:)
Those things are worth their weight in gold, I use mine daily
Don't think this is flamebait because I know a shitload of people love this game series, but for the life of me, I can't see the appeal of the game.
To me it's nothing more than a glorified spreadsheet.
(not giving one iota about soccer is also a factor I think)
Why does this remind me of the party in the movie Anti-Trust ?? Will something "shocking" happen soon ?
a sig someone on a bbs had
:D
"Used up all my sickdays, calling in dead"
Loved that one
Can I be his friend too ?? ;)
"Predictor@Home"
;)
I'm not donating any cycles to see if my gf is pregnant
"An important consideration is what incentives there are for caching information for other users."
:(
So the ISP's will have to upgrade their soft/hardware to make this work?
Will that be worth it ?
In my opinion the article was a bit light on details
Would this mean that when you come home (provided you have a WAP) you would be able to access your phone via your computer over the network ??
Here's my one line review for the game (played it a few days ago on the PC)
"My sphinctersense is tingling"
Does nobody see what is about to happen?
Those computers will read that list and know which computers to connect to, to take over the world!!
Doesn't anyone read comics anymore ??
May $DEITY have mercy on us all.
heh, I love the woman that's connected to my gf's sexy ears every time I look at them (with my eyes) :D
I have the same thing with women :)
It fills my heart with glee that a fellow dutchy is making (among other people of course) one of the more popular linux distros.
Congrats to him (and the team)
Nope, don't think so, the problem I saw most was with the harddrive or the software.
Replacing the harddrive in an I-Mac is pretty easy and they take normal IDE drives, so you don't need an Apple specific part (saves money).
On another note, the Tech service department from Apple have always been extra polite to me and helped me pretty darn fast. I only had one incident with them, but they were not the cause of that (bad monitor, damaged plastic etc during repair, whole thing took 9 months, but this is an extreme example)
Mod this guy up, he's just giving us his experiences with harddrives. We might not agree, but I hardly see a giant flame-war coming up between the brandnames ?
Personally, I love Maxtor, hate WD and have a love/hate relationship with IBM/Hitachi.
Haven't had a Samsung though.
I'm in the Netherlands, I've had to fix Macs for a living alongside "normal" pc's.
I haven't seen a lot Macs, even though that the store that I worked for was one of the biggest Mac-retailers in the NL. They stopped selling them a while ago though, but I think they will be back soon since they are gaining popularity again.
I know there is a Windows client for I-Tunes, but this article made me wonder.
How many Apple users are there in Europe anyway?
(Not trying to belittle them in any way, I'm just curious)
I'm missing Grandia 2 (never played part 1 myself)
The story was cool, had some nice twists and turns, the gameplay was very enjoyable and the music was great.
One of the things that I enjoyed is, that near the ending, for me, it seemed like the game was done, but no, it just kept going and going and going.
I'm looking forward to the sequel.
The link has exceeded it's bandwidth, can somebody mirror it or mail it to me ?
Remco {AT} Palli [DOT] NL
Thanks
There are a lot of gamestudios in Asia and recently some have popped up in Russia and the Tschech (sp?) republic.
I think it won't be that much of a problem.