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…
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…
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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…
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.…
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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 …
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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 …
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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 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..…
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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,…
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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…
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…
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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…
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 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…
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If the truth be known, altivec was probably designed to optimize certain operations (blur?) in Adobe Photoshop as that was used to benchmark co…
MacNNPowerPCby Apple Pro UnderwearSat, 23 Apr 2005 - 21:54
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.
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 …
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…
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,…
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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…
Very nice, starman
SVass, this isn't the first time that jerk has blown things out of proportion
Ganesha, If only that idiot had guests comments enabled could that trash of his…