Screenshots, please!

On my powerbook, the latest camino 0.9a keeps hogging the processor, even when I am not doing anythingelse. The CPU usage goes from 20% to 78% in some sort of cycle. Going back t…

How baout 512MB soldered for up to 1.5GB total? A guy can dream, can't he?

ibook_steve: my 1GB SODIMM is on the way hopefully as of tomorrow, I'll be at 1.25GB... if this reduces page outs and general HD access, perhaps it will help some of my speed issu…

Yes. Getting a "refurbished" unit as a replacement is one thing, getting a unit with fingerprints and splash marks on the screen (as if it came right off the sales floor) is someth…

Oh my G_d! I have never seen such a thread in my life. I usually like to sit back and read these things, but this is ridiculous. Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch. I've never s…

I don't think I can agree w/ everything wizzbang has said, but I must defend XP's stability compared to OS X. I use XP every day at work on two different computers, manipulating l…

I recently bought a 12" Pb. It does everything I expect of it since it's not one of the higher end 15" or 17" Pb's. From reading the first part of your review: Quote: Origi…

This guy is about as smart as Paul Thurrott. He probably thinks because he could get a celeron with "more giga hurts" the mac stuff is eons behind in hardware terms. Why are you …

Quote: Originally Posted by wizz0bang But it seems OSX is behind in video playback of various codecs; there are many files I download that simply aren't playable on the Mac (yes…

I think I'm going to get a tattoo. It's going to say "European prices include VAT, US prices do not." It's going right across my chest.

I have to second much of the original posters opinions of the 12" PB and OSX. I also must give him a little bit of support here. Though, I don't agree with everything said. I boug…

Why buy it in Europe? – It's a lot more expensive than in the US e.g.: UK 20GB iPod: $377 (£ 209) US 20GB iPod: $299

Sorry, but that Unix stuff is way beyond me.

Quote: Originally Posted by Luisc I mean in Europe they use 220V and in America we use 120V. So if I buy an iPod in Europe it would work here? Real question here isn't the…

Thanks for the link John, what about doing something like this: natd -dynamic -interface en1 ipfw -f flush ipfw add divert natd all from any to any via en1 ipfw add pass all from a…

By the way, you are not alone in having problems with the Mac ICS DHCP server: http://www.macosxhints.com/article....6643&query=dhcp

Have you tried posting in the Sonos forum at: http://forums.sonos.com/ ?

I guess the reason its so vague is I'm just looking for more information on the way MAC handles ICS but I've found a bit of info on it now. Here is what I am trying to do. I have …

Mav, a bit more detail might help here. What is your "device" specifically? All the data you've provided is extremely vague, so it's hard to provide more specific ideas.

Quote: Originally Posted by mitchell_pgh My first experiences with OS X weren't the best (these were back in the 10.0 days). It is very different from even OS 9, so I can only g…

I wish

Can you set your device to a fixed IP address?

Do you know of a way to alter the DHCP table? I found some good information at:http://jonx.com/blog/84/notes-on-os...nternet-sharing The device that I am using will send a request…

If you get a WET11 or WET54G, you don't need a second router. Your ethernet device, whatever it is will connect directly to your existing wireless network without having to go thro…