Quote: Originally Posted by TheSpaz I have had no complaints with USB on my iPod. As far as I'm concerned... music and videos are copied over in a timely manner and I have over …

Quote: Originally Posted by explosivpotato im with the spaz here, but i do wish that firewire was still supported mainly because im running out of usb ports. i only have 2 to de…

Check out this new charger that might help out. You can use both the firewall cables and the USB cables. Since some iPods use Firewall and some use USB, you won't have to waste mon…

just buy a firewire cable for the powerbook, easy enough i personally like firewire transfer, because my usb ports are taken up by my printer and keyboard already...

Quote: Originally Posted by iPod Master Check out this new charger that might help out. You can use both the firewall cables and the USB cables. Since some iPods use Firewall an…

Quote: Originally Posted by sledsbehave just buy a firewire cable for the powerbook, easy enough i personally like firewire transfer, because my usb ports are taken up by my p…

Quote: Originally Posted by drainyoo Then you obviously have USB 2.0. I don't and it took a few hours for me to copy over 1000 songs. Note that USB2 is one of the system re…

According to MacTracker: PB 17" (1GHz): USB: 2 - 12MBit/s PB 17" (1.33GHz): USB: 2 - 400MBit/s None of my Macs have USB 2.0, but I love my iPod Video, and just live with the…

usb is universal, firewire is not. usb though sometimes slower, adopts a greater marketshare and more devices, which equals more profit and will drop the other format. Firewire is …

Quote: Originally Posted by 24klogos usb is universal, firewire is not. usb though sometimes slower, adopts a greater marketshare and more devices, which equals more profit and …

Er hem. I use firewire for a number of things on both my Windows desktop and my Windows laptop. And I used it BEFORE I became a Mac user. "Nobody" is a pretty large group, you k…

firewire is definately used in the windoze world. its just called IEEE1394, but its the same thing.

Quote: Originally Posted by explosivpotato firewire is definately used in the windoze world. its just called IEEE1394, but its the same thing. it can be called iLink too by…

Because USB is more popular. END OF STORY

Quote: Originally Posted by explosivpotato firewire is definately used in the windoze world. its just called IEEE1394, but its the same thing. Used... yes... more popular t…

Quote: Originally Posted by Kevin Yeah very lame. I wont buy another iPod till 1. They adopt Firewire again. 2. USB gets lots faster. Then you may just wait for a long, l…

Quote: Originally Posted by mad cow disease Then you may just wait for a long, long time. And USB2's 480 mbit isn't fast enough for you? And my "a long, long time" I think…

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Which font is that?

CopperPlate.

Hi all, Whenever I have Silk enabled, my Java Swing programs get all distorted and I get the following error messages at the terminal: java[5981]: [Silk] The value (12) for key …

I have been a switcher for about a 1 1/2 years, and am intested in taking some courses on computer programming. There is a course on Perl at the local community college. A six week…

Stick to the cross-platform languages (i.e. take ANSI C instead of Visual C) and you should be able to program in any language on your Mac.

Quote: Originally Posted by larrinski I have been a switcher for about a 1 1/2 years, and am intested in taking some courses on computer programming. There is a course on Perl a…

I've got a Mac (and only a Mac), and I'm currently a student of Computer Engineering at the University of Arizona. All the work I've done so far has been easily accomplished on any…