Physically, they're always present together in dynamic equilibrium. There is always a vapor pressure with liquid water, at least at the temps & pressures of clothing.
So performance matters, but user interface doesn't on a computer?
Seems a bit short sighted to me.
Sometimes user interface means that performance doesn't matter.
Try this: On Windows, in a non-admin account, try changing your IP from a static to DHCP address. On a Mac, one click: Apple menu>Locations>DHCP It still boggles my mind that on simple things like this, Windows still can't get it right or easy.
"USB2 can't keep up with FW400 (even though the theoretical max is slightly higher) and doesn't transfer in the realtime mode needed by DV cams."
If this is true, why do most new DV cameras (lower end ones) have USB2? And really, are you going to buy a high end DV camera, with FW only, and a lowend laptop like the MacBook?
I'm still screwed because my DV is firewire only, but that isn't the case as much anymore. And so I really don't see what all the stink is about. There aren't a lot of FW only devices left in the world.
Now, TargetDiskMode is a different ball of wax. But what are the odds that Apple writes some firmware code that allows the same thing to happen via USB? Granted, it's not here today.
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And, at least in XP, you need admin privs to change network settings, and make those 3 clicks.
That's nice, eh?
Troll, flamebait, stupid, funny?
There should be a mod for stupidfunnytrollflamebait!
The brilliant should convince the stupid. You know, make them prove their brilliance.
But everyone just keeps bitching about the stupid. Which is a circular reference itself :-)
How the hell is this insightful?
Chemically, yes they are the exact same thing.
Physically, they're always present together in dynamic equilibrium. There is always a vapor pressure with liquid water, at least at the temps & pressures of clothing.
Twice?
For the record, we've dropped nuclear bombs on four countries.
Japan, Spain, US, Greenland.
Not all of them were on purpose, but that doesn't mean they weren't dropped.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_military_nuclear_accidents
Three of the four countries still have radioactive material on the ground from them. And they just couldn't find it in Greenland.
That's cool.
http://milw0rm.com/platforms/osX
Says the latest remote exploit for OS X is when you're using 1+ yr old Quicktime.
Nice to know.
Then there's this:
http://milw0rm.com/platforms/windows
Holy crap. Just keep scrolling....
I'd have to say that the real issue is unsecured computers on line that are easily turned into spambots.
Remove the insecurity & you'll reduce the spambots.
But, apparently, that's not a practical solution...
You could host it here:
http://www.youboob.com/
Nobody wants Godzilla showing up in 50 years.
It's just too terrifying a possibility.
Especially if there's a commercial tie-in & jingle.
What, no pirate subtitles???
Don't forget that the president's administration spends the budget.
That's kind of a big influence on the economy.
He's gotten way past first base if he needs ear protectors....
Thank you for that authentic frontier jibberish!
They get search ad revenue?
Everyone gets paid.
Sure, if your company has paid for AD. And your AD admins have delegated the rights to change ANYthing on a client's machine to the regional admins.
It may be just me, but it looks like a bunch of old drive-up bank windows with air tubes.
Right, because laptops never leave the office to go home, to another office, go to starbucks, etc.. most of which use DHCP.
One trip over a cord with magsafe will be worth that.
One trip over a cord without magsafe? Cost: one new laptop.
So performance matters, but user interface doesn't on a computer?
Seems a bit short sighted to me.
Sometimes user interface means that performance doesn't matter.
Try this: On Windows, in a non-admin account, try changing your IP from a static to DHCP address. On a Mac, one click: Apple menu>Locations>DHCP
It still boggles my mind that on simple things like this, Windows still can't get it right or easy.
Funny, I want the best software for the lowest price.
In my book, that's a Mac running OS X.
You may have a different book than me, and that's fine. Everyone has a different value proposition.
You've never/used seen roach bait?
Wouldn't TDM be the slave?
If you're doing real video, BUY A MAC WITH FIREWIRE. They didn't remove it from every machine last week, you know.
If you're using low end DV cameras, USB will be fine.
"USB2 can't keep up with FW400 (even though the theoretical max is slightly higher) and doesn't transfer in the realtime mode needed by DV cams."
If this is true, why do most new DV cameras (lower end ones) have USB2? And really, are you going to buy a high end DV camera, with FW only, and a lowend laptop like the MacBook?
I'm still screwed because my DV is firewire only, but that isn't the case as much anymore. And so I really don't see what all the stink is about. There aren't a lot of FW only devices left in the world.
Now, TargetDiskMode is a different ball of wax. But what are the odds that Apple writes some firmware code that allows the same thing to happen via USB? Granted, it's not here today.
You forgot the real reason.
IPv6 numbers are damn hard to remember.
Seriously, what's easier?
192.168.0.1 or
2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334