I can't figure this out. When I turn on my Apple //e the just says "Apple //e" at the top, and nothing else happens. I was expecting a prompt for Apple Basic. The Apple //e em…
I noticed a similar behaviour (mouse not responsive for some ten seconds) with a Mac Mini PPC. The extended wakeup duration seems to take a different amount of time, each time. I a…
I don't know what it is, but I see something in an original rainbow apple-branded box on the pallet behind it.
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That looks very much like the box for a LaserW…
It's the ying-yang balance ...
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... a ying-yang rebalancing might improve things...
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Thank you, both. But you stopped short of w…
That could have been true in my parents' house, given that the business that my father managed had been presented in 1950 with a plaque recognizing its then 25-year franchise as a …
Now the USB Pro Mouse takes 15sec or so longer to wake after the Mac itself wakens from sleep.
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Its not dead, its resting.
Pining for the fjords.
It's the ying-yang balance ...
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... a ying-yang rebalancing might improve things...
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Thank you, both. But you stopped short of w…
Theories? Conspiracies? Knowledge, even? All welcome, please.
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No knowledge, unfortunately, only commiseration. My iMac G4 has precisely the same behav…
It's the ying-yang balance. You sped up the rest of the machine so to keep the machine in balance, the mouse has to go slowly. If it didn't then it would end up getting faster and …
I bought a good clean G4/466MHz DA from a reputable dealer, and successfully tricked it out with an AGP Radeon 7500 so that the Mac could drive a 20-in ADC Cinema Display. I also a…
I wonder if you could / super glue the tabs, then use conductive paint to connect the tabs?
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You could probably make up a mix of conductive paste with supergl…
Thanks for the advice.
The reason for asking was simply that I have a Wallstreet battery with newish cells in which, however, I believe the controller to have failed. It came rece…
68kMLAPeripheralsby beachycoveTue, 17 Jun 2008 - 00:30
I'm sure equill will be able to provide a great deal more about the chemistry, but it is my understanding that over-discharge is dangerous because conductive filaments can form in …
68kMLAPeripheralsby tomlee59Tue, 17 Jun 2008 - 00:08
If the cells were ever over-discharged, some controllers will set a nonvolatile bit to prevent recharge.
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Is that why bunches of these stupid LiIon batteries …
68kMLAPeripheralsby FranklinsteinMon, 16 Jun 2008 - 22:54