All the BootCamp tool really does is partition the drive. You can just live partition the disk in Disk Utility and then install Windows, Linux, Whatever. The BIOS fakeout is something that is part of the EFI to begin with, not part of BootCamp.
Huh? WTF? A jailbroken OS is often used to play pirated content?
A lot of casual users Jailbreak with the main purpose of loading cracked applications. Just search YouTube for iphone and crack. It's blatant to the point of ridiculousness. I'm amazed that Apple hasn't complained about the videos there on the topic. I've watched reviews of iPhone games that provide links to cracked ipa files in the descriptions.
I used to use AVG on my Windows boxes until it started throwing false positives on things like Bioshock and Portal. Now I just run Avast and Windows Defender.
There is also a free Mac version of Avast for when that day comes.
Not for nothing, but that's just not true anymore. Hasn't been for quite a few years. Ever since the Mighty Mouse (the one with the trackball) became standard, it's been a 2-button mouse.
More than that, it's a 4-button with a scroll ball.
Bah! Real Men load it off a data cassette. Let's see, was the twitter client at marker 42 or 142?
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Hacker was such an awesome game. It came in a box with just a disk. No instructions. It loaded to a prompt that looked like it had dialed into a system. We tried a few things and then we "hacked" in and the real fun started.
There was a sequel too, but it wasn't as good.
Overall your list is good, and I played almost all of those on my C64 as well. No C64 list is complete without Project Firestart though. I still haul out the C128 every now and then to play that one!
I fly a lot more than most people out there, even more than most biz travelers, and the instant I got a EVDO modem I stopped caring about WiFi on the road.
Well, I think that stuff like this can take anyone by surprise. Castle Bravo turned out to be 2.5 times bigger than expected, and those guys were Atomic Scientists!
1. Put your data in an encrypted blob.
2. Name that blob something like [Natlie.Portman.Hot.Grits.REAL][][][XvIdd.AVI.TGZ.Bz2].avi
3. Upload to a tracker.
Except its the same hardware...well no, that's not true. You can get a Dell with actual hardware RAID when you're stuck with software RAID on an Xserve.
Apple has had hardware RAID cards for the Xserve for a long time now. Currently it's SAS or SATA, you pick the drives, but it's the same card.
Well, if you read the transcript you'll see it really is no fault of the OS.
He was backing up up a 1TB MySQL database with raw file replication. He never tested the backup system and when they had a database integrity issue there was no going back. On top of that he was doing dev on the prod environment.
He may be a talented web developer, but he appears to be a pretty terrible sysadmin.
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All the BootCamp tool really does is partition the drive. You can just live partition the disk in Disk Utility and then install Windows, Linux, Whatever. The BIOS fakeout is something that is part of the EFI to begin with, not part of BootCamp.
Huh? WTF? A jailbroken OS is often used to play pirated content?
A lot of casual users Jailbreak with the main purpose of loading cracked applications. Just search YouTube for iphone and crack. It's blatant to the point of ridiculousness. I'm amazed that Apple hasn't complained about the videos there on the topic. I've watched reviews of iPhone games that provide links to cracked ipa files in the descriptions.
There is also a free Mac version of Avast for when that day comes.
Not for nothing, but that's just not true anymore. Hasn't been for quite a few years. Ever since the Mighty Mouse (the one with the trackball) became standard, it's been a 2-button mouse.
More than that, it's a 4-button with a scroll ball.
Bah! Real Men load it off a data cassette. Let's see, was the twitter client at marker 42 or 142?
Hacker was such an awesome game. It came in a box with just a disk. No instructions. It loaded to a prompt that looked like it had dialed into a system. We tried a few things and then we "hacked" in and the real fun started.
There was a sequel too, but it wasn't as good.
Overall your list is good, and I played almost all of those on my C64 as well. No C64 list is complete without Project Firestart though. I still haul out the C128 every now and then to play that one!
To be fair he's talking about UrbanSpoon, not the iPhone OS. As someone who travels a LOT for work it is an irreplaceable app for me.
We called it the Torgo control, if that means anything to you. :)
The master would not approve...
I actually made a Torgo costume for Halloween when I was in college.
I fly a lot more than most people out there, even more than most biz travelers, and the instant I got a EVDO modem I stopped caring about WiFi on the road.
Some stuff still has a good warranty on it. I just had a new heatpump system put n this week and it has a 12 year warranty on it.
Unless the guy they sent was Steve Jobs, or is on a design team, he has no idea at all what Apple has in the hardware pipe.
FWIW, the Newtons did run on ARM processors.
So close!
Back then the Mac ran on "System" whatever. System 3, System 6, System 7, you get the idea.
The clone license covered System 7, so they changed the name to Mac OS and revved the number to 8, just to be sure.
Remember though, the Winston-Salem Journal is owned by Media General. It's NOT a small town paper.
Well, I think that stuff like this can take anyone by surprise. Castle Bravo turned out to be 2.5 times bigger than expected, and those guys were Atomic Scientists!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Bravo
Really it's easy.
1. Put your data in an encrypted blob.
2. Name that blob something like [Natlie.Portman.Hot.Grits.REAL][][][XvIdd.AVI.TGZ.Bz2].avi
3. Upload to a tracker.
Done
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Except its the same hardware...well no, that's not true. You can get a Dell with actual hardware RAID when you're stuck with software RAID on an Xserve.
Apple has had hardware RAID cards for the Xserve for a long time now. Currently it's SAS or SATA, you pick the drives, but it's the same card.
Well, if you read the transcript you'll see it really is no fault of the OS.
He was backing up up a 1TB MySQL database with raw file replication. He never tested the backup system and when they had a database integrity issue there was no going back. On top of that he was doing dev on the prod environment.
He may be a talented web developer, but he appears to be a pretty terrible sysadmin.
Vaporware? Really? We dropped cable at our house for Boxee a few months ago...
It doesn't show up as a USB Mass Storage device, like my iPod Shuffle does? o_O
Nope, it shows up as a PTP camera device. There are some FUSE drivers to mount it as a drive on a Mac via the MobileDevice API though.
http://code.google.com/p/iphonedisk/
The FireWire brand, the logo, and the implimentation have been a fee free license now since at least 2001...
http://developer.apple.com/softwarelicensing/agreements/firewire.html
You just gotta fly more and get airline status. I don't think that most of the 1st class cabin is paid for, it's mainly elites on upgrades.
They charge extra for the exit rows and the first few rows of the cabin. Those front rows have some extra legroom now.
USAir is doing a similar thing now with "choice seats".
PointSec and WinMagic also support pre-boot on the Mac. WinMagic also supports booting from the Segate hardware encryption drives on a Mac.