dolphin842
Mar 14, 09:01 PM
No, that would be slower as the read head of the hard drive would have to keep traveling between two physically-separate partitions when loading things. It would also likely wear out the drive faster as the read head would be moving around more.
The objective with a split setup is to divide system/app-loading and data-loading duties between two distinct drives. By working simultaneously to load everything, the process is much quicker as there's less 'head contention' (i.e. the head jumping back and forth between grabbing application resources and data). Putting the two partitions on the same drive would just worsen the head contention.
The objective with a split setup is to divide system/app-loading and data-loading duties between two distinct drives. By working simultaneously to load everything, the process is much quicker as there's less 'head contention' (i.e. the head jumping back and forth between grabbing application resources and data). Putting the two partitions on the same drive would just worsen the head contention.
emotion
Oct 25, 10:24 AM
Could you drop a URL ?
Beatport.com, juno.co.uk, trackitdown.net, emusic (though they need higher bit rates).
Admittedly they're biased a little to electronics but that's what I listen to.
Beatport.com, juno.co.uk, trackitdown.net, emusic (though they need higher bit rates).
Admittedly they're biased a little to electronics but that's what I listen to.
P-Worm
Apr 20, 04:51 PM
All these crazy profits quarter after quarter, and they can't lower the prices...
Unreal greed.
Why would they lower prices when they have a hard time keeping products on the shelves. If you want lower prices, people need to start buying less.
P-Worm
Unreal greed.
Why would they lower prices when they have a hard time keeping products on the shelves. If you want lower prices, people need to start buying less.
P-Worm
Uberglitch
Oct 19, 06:43 PM
Sorry to be so cruel on your first post.
Comic Sans?
IPod?
Yea. It was actually deliberate, even the 'IPod" - i wanted to toon it up a little but, give it a few extra tweaks, to keep it from being too close to the real thing, and just to add my own goofy touch.:)
Comic Sans?
IPod?
Yea. It was actually deliberate, even the 'IPod" - i wanted to toon it up a little but, give it a few extra tweaks, to keep it from being too close to the real thing, and just to add my own goofy touch.:)
Cabbit
Mar 3, 09:52 AM
indeed in china but not if all of them do it.
It does not have to be China, i am pretty sure i would sack everyone that worked for me if i was running a factory in the USA and get away with it. You just can't be so obvious about it.
It does not have to be China, i am pretty sure i would sack everyone that worked for me if i was running a factory in the USA and get away with it. You just can't be so obvious about it.
Hellhammer
May 1, 05:54 AM
Well, sleeping it should be better than keeping it running because only the RAM will be powered when sleeping. When the parts are not powered, the risk of failure is smaller. In the end, all electronics have a limited lifespan. Of course, if you have a reason to leave it running then it is different (e.g. downloading something).
Personally, my iMac is always on when I am at home and awake. When I leave home or go to sleep, I sleep my iMac. Same goes for my MBA but it is sleeping unless I'm using it.
Personally, my iMac is always on when I am at home and awake. When I leave home or go to sleep, I sleep my iMac. Same goes for my MBA but it is sleeping unless I'm using it.
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Apr 12, 12:15 PM
I'm guessing that Apple will get these unlocking providers shutdown within the week.
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andi242
Sep 2, 01:56 PM
I'd like to go for iskin.com (as I did for the previous generations).
but here is what they replied to my email:
At the moment, we do not have any news or update yet with regards to releasing iSkin cases for the new iPod models that are coming. We are however looking into it and as soon as we are able to provide more information, we shall post this on our website.
seems like they won't make them too soon availiable...
have to pick another one... hints welcome ;)
are any cases availiable, yet?
but here is what they replied to my email:
At the moment, we do not have any news or update yet with regards to releasing iSkin cases for the new iPod models that are coming. We are however looking into it and as soon as we are able to provide more information, we shall post this on our website.
seems like they won't make them too soon availiable...
have to pick another one... hints welcome ;)
are any cases availiable, yet?
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ActionableMango
Apr 20, 11:53 AM
I looked around out of of curiosity and got the feeling that the ATA password is not very well supported on any platform. And for Macs the Seagate FAQ is pretty clear:
At this time, Apple Mac systems with EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) in lieu of BIOS do not support traditional ATA security passwords.
AFAIK the only existing FDE solution for OS X is PGP . I don't know anything about that product and at least one other user here on the forum feels its only a matter of time before PGP FDE on OS X creates an unrecoverable failure.
My own intention is to use Lion FDE toward the end of the year after everyone else has been beta testing it for a few months. :)
At this time, Apple Mac systems with EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) in lieu of BIOS do not support traditional ATA security passwords.
AFAIK the only existing FDE solution for OS X is PGP . I don't know anything about that product and at least one other user here on the forum feels its only a matter of time before PGP FDE on OS X creates an unrecoverable failure.
My own intention is to use Lion FDE toward the end of the year after everyone else has been beta testing it for a few months. :)
MmmPancakes
Mar 29, 08:10 PM
personally I would use that $40 to buy a small bluetooth dongle.... and few cups of starbucks.
This has crossed my mind. I wonder if I'm OCD, though. The thought of that cable being detached, or not having functionality native to the Mini, drives me bonkers. I haven't ruled out a dongle, though.
This has crossed my mind. I wonder if I'm OCD, though. The thought of that cable being detached, or not having functionality native to the Mini, drives me bonkers. I haven't ruled out a dongle, though.
louis Fashion
Apr 12, 05:49 PM
This would be stealing, as my contract obliges me to continue paying for the cost of the hardware, which really isn't paid for, when I first get the phone. I agree with the others however, that AT&T should unlock the phone, once the contract is up, or that Apple should offer an unlocked phone, albeit at a higher price. I am thinking of expat pilots who live in the UAE flying for an international carrier for 20 days and then get to come back stateside for 10. They really need a solution like that. The next thing that AT&T should do, then, is have a different pricing structure for those with legitimately unlocked phones. After all, that phone didn't cost AT&T a dime.
Only speaking to the US market. In re equipment cost recovery:
After the 2 year contract, I do not see a reduction in my monthly Verizon bill. I have paid for the device, so why is there no reduction?
Only speaking to the US market. In re equipment cost recovery:
After the 2 year contract, I do not see a reduction in my monthly Verizon bill. I have paid for the device, so why is there no reduction?
macgruder
Jan 23, 05:20 AM
Apple really has a problem on their hands. The old displays are good, but the technology has been leapfrogged since.
Expectations are so high, OLED or LED backlight don't seem feasible at the sizes required 24", 27", 30" ?
The old/current matte displays look so lifeless, compared to new glossy displays. My new iMac has serious colour gradient problems, but I wouldn't trade it for a Cinema Display.
And that was indeed the choice I made...
I was prepared to go the more expensive route... 23" ACD & MacMini, if the ACD could be used as a monitor for a blu-ray player. But next to the glossy displays, no contest.
And nobody's going to pay the prices asked, for such old tech. no matter how good the quality... seemingly so close to an update, no matter how far away it is.
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Expectations are so high, OLED or LED backlight don't seem feasible at the sizes required 24", 27", 30" ?
The old/current matte displays look so lifeless, compared to new glossy displays. My new iMac has serious colour gradient problems, but I wouldn't trade it for a Cinema Display.
And that was indeed the choice I made...
I was prepared to go the more expensive route... 23" ACD & MacMini, if the ACD could be used as a monitor for a blu-ray player. But next to the glossy displays, no contest.
And nobody's going to pay the prices asked, for such old tech. no matter how good the quality... seemingly so close to an update, no matter how far away it is.
MacReader
Apr 16, 06:09 PM
I have a 14" ibook in good condition; it's never been abused or dropped.
It worked fine until recently (the computer itself is still operational).
I have the original Apple power cord.
The ibook works if I plug in the power cord (with no battery in the computer), so the connector and the DC-in jack don't appear to be the problem.
If I try to run it on battery alone, nothing happens. It doesn't power on. The battery is used, but still has some charge, is currently about 97% charged and all the battery test lights light up.
If I put the battery into the computer and plug in the power jack, the computer works fine (off AC power) and even "sees" the battery and reports the stats.
But...
the little green/amber light ring on the power cord no longer lights up. It's as though the computer can "see" the battery but the power source is unable to connect to it and charge it (and it won't run from battery).
Same problem if I swap out the power cord with another one that I know is in good shape, so it's not the power cord.
Any idea what might be the problem? A cable, a component?
It worked fine until recently (the computer itself is still operational).
I have the original Apple power cord.
The ibook works if I plug in the power cord (with no battery in the computer), so the connector and the DC-in jack don't appear to be the problem.
If I try to run it on battery alone, nothing happens. It doesn't power on. The battery is used, but still has some charge, is currently about 97% charged and all the battery test lights light up.
If I put the battery into the computer and plug in the power jack, the computer works fine (off AC power) and even "sees" the battery and reports the stats.
But...
the little green/amber light ring on the power cord no longer lights up. It's as though the computer can "see" the battery but the power source is unable to connect to it and charge it (and it won't run from battery).
Same problem if I swap out the power cord with another one that I know is in good shape, so it's not the power cord.
Any idea what might be the problem? A cable, a component?
ste9986
Apr 18, 02:17 AM
Thankyou very much for your feedback!! :) I'll investigate with the apple store..
Cheers,
Stefano.
Cheers,
Stefano.
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Nov 11, 08:24 AM
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Apr 27, 09:12 AM
Was there ever mentioning if it was c0mex's userland exploit that was patched in 4.3.1 or was it some other exploit on the kernel side that was patched. Cause technically if it was an kernel exploit he can use i0n1c's to jailbreak up to 4.3.2.
eswank
May 1, 01:51 PM
#15 through #17 in this (http://web.me.com/pondini/Time_Machine/FAQ.html) user tip may prove informative.
This is the post that helped me. :p Thanks!
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highres
Sep 10, 07:47 PM
I disagree with you on that. Kanye isn't trying to imitate the greats that came before him. He has a completely different style that is unlike anyone I can think of. IMO, he is one of the most original rappers out there.
I hear you, I didn't mean pale imitation as in "to imitate", I just think he is like hip-hop "Lite" or the "Light Edition" version. IMO he lacks real content and depth, contentwise he can't touch the greats who have come before him. He is just too crossover Top 40 for my taste, if it wasn't for all the guest appearances by other artists on his albums, I don't think they would be half as good as they are...Just my opinion...
I hear you, I didn't mean pale imitation as in "to imitate", I just think he is like hip-hop "Lite" or the "Light Edition" version. IMO he lacks real content and depth, contentwise he can't touch the greats who have come before him. He is just too crossover Top 40 for my taste, if it wasn't for all the guest appearances by other artists on his albums, I don't think they would be half as good as they are...Just my opinion...
macabouttobe
Mar 23, 09:28 AM
iDive looks like a good way to catalog. I'll check it out. Do you suggest importing in DV format or any other one?
Considering NAS for the scaleability. Kinda sold on the on the Raid X Netgear hot-swapable capability and redundancy (ReadyNas NV+). 3-4 drives inside, one fails I just swap it out. I understand 1000g ethernet doesn't pose much more lag than USB if any. I have a 1T drive hanging off the back. 2/3 is time machine, and the other partitian is almost filled up with just some random dvd burns. I'm anticipating more transfers of personal movies especially when I figure out how to do the super-8's. probably 100 films.. My wife and I have tons of CD's to boot I'd like to put into my electronic library. I thought the Time Capsule was an eligant solution but I'm looking for scaleability and redundancy for now. Behind my iMac is cluttered enough with about 3 other smaller externals I used to transfer files from my old PC.
Considering NAS for the scaleability. Kinda sold on the on the Raid X Netgear hot-swapable capability and redundancy (ReadyNas NV+). 3-4 drives inside, one fails I just swap it out. I understand 1000g ethernet doesn't pose much more lag than USB if any. I have a 1T drive hanging off the back. 2/3 is time machine, and the other partitian is almost filled up with just some random dvd burns. I'm anticipating more transfers of personal movies especially when I figure out how to do the super-8's. probably 100 films.. My wife and I have tons of CD's to boot I'd like to put into my electronic library. I thought the Time Capsule was an eligant solution but I'm looking for scaleability and redundancy for now. Behind my iMac is cluttered enough with about 3 other smaller externals I used to transfer files from my old PC.
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Rychiar
Oct 25, 08:30 AM
DRM is so dumb, I don't see why these record companies are so obsessed with it. CDs don't have it, F iTunes. I'd rather buy CDs anyway and rip em:p
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