I Hate Aluminum — #26
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Originally Posted by urrl78
I usually park my 2003 Mustang GT furthest away in the parking lot AND take up two parking spaces. My car sits there alone in the empty portio…
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I Hate Aluminum — #27
I love the look of Al, but frankly after having two Al PBs, I much prefer our iBook's case.
I Hate Aluminum — #28
Although I did get a warning slip one busy Saturday (Day before Easter) at a Mall I have never had a problem parking the way I do. It just makes sense to me as I like to keep thing…
I Hate Aluminum — #29
It's never been a problem for me - I just watch my parking spaces and if it looks "too tight", I'll find another. No door dings or anything else like that.
Not to mention I alw…
I Hate Aluminum — #30
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Originally Posted by fleaplus
So I took the powerbook apart and installed a 40GB drive, reinstalled OSX, and now it freezes for 30 seconds when coming out of standby. It…
I Hate Aluminum — #31
Although anyone can walk thu practically any parking lot and witness the various dings, I marvel at your sheer luck. I would not be so ready to laugh at those who are more careful.…
I Hate Aluminum — #32
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Originally Posted by itguy05
It's never been a problem for me - I just watch my parking spaces and if it looks "too tight", I'll find another. No door dings or anything …
I Hate Aluminum — #33
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Originally Posted by phataccord04
Freezing from what? You run a diagnostic on it yet? Wireless should not be affected as the antenna run up the side of the screen, and …
I Hate Aluminum — #34
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Originally Posted by urrl78
http://homepage.mac.com/bhardy3/PhotoAlbum38.html
Nice laptop. I've always loved that model. The screen glare is a little worse tha…
I Hate Aluminum — #35
I agree, the aluminium is not robust.
That said, I have a 17" that was given to me by my boss, after I drooled on it. No, really, I remarked how I would like one, and she said..…
I Hate Aluminum — #36
How were the old Titanium Powerbooks? Any more robust than the Alumininum?
I Hate Aluminum — #37
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Originally Posted by driven
How were the old Titanium Powerbooks? Any more robust than the Alumininum?
they could take knocks better but prone to scratches, scuffs,…
I Hate Aluminum — #38
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Originally Posted by teknopimp
they could take knocks better but prone to scratches, scuffs, chips. early models chipped really bad on the hinges and frame. tibooks seeme…
I Hate Aluminum — #39
The AlBooks definitely dent easy. Frankly, I don't think I've seen a single model over a year old that DOESN'T have some form of denting. Alternatively, the TiBooks just cracked, s…
Tiger: what about Sony Ericsson 910i compatibility? — #4
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Originally Posted by betasp
Don't quite know what you are asking, but here is the Tiger isync compatabilty list, that includes the 910.
I know this page, therefor I a…
AltiVec sucks — #17
Oh, here's the article. It's actually on MacNN's front page.
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwor...gr-mw01Altivec2
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In this second article of a three-part ser…
AltiVec sucks — #16
AltiVec is used extensively in bio science software, especially gene mapping and sequencing. I wanna find the article again, but it was a comparison of gene mapping software betwe…
AltiVec sucks — #15
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Originally Posted by SVass
If the truth be known, altivec was probably designed to optimize certain operations (blur?) in Adobe Photoshop as that was used to benchmark co…
AltiVec sucks — #14
You can program for AltiVec in C and even C++, it's just that assembly is as low level as you can get save for binary, which makes it much more efficient and faster.
AltiVec sucks — #13
Using Altivec amounts to the same as using SSE (MMX wasn't useful and AFAIK not really used) -- you have to write apps to use it. So most of the things that use it have relatively …
AltiVec sucks — #12
Whoa.
And here I'd0 thought for years that He-Who-Was-Hinks was some kind of programming genius. If he doesn't even know what single-precision and double-precision floats are, and…
AltiVec sucks — #11
If the truth be known, altivec was probably designed to optimize certain operations (blur?) in Adobe Photoshop as that was used to benchmark computer speed in advertising. Anyway,…
AltiVec sucks — #10
The only thing that sucks worse than AltiVec is not having AltiVec ... at least in my experience owning G3 and G4 machines.
Tiger: what about Sony Ericsson 910i compatibility? — #3
my p900 is working fine on it, it actually installs isync agent.uiq onto it.
AltiVec sucks — #9
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Originally Posted by macintologist
http://spl.haxial.net/weblog/index.php?p=85
Can somebody refute this jerk?
This guy is a douché. He's been ranting about Macs…