russed
Oct 31, 02:59 AM
you will need an ftp programme. i use cyberduck http://cyberduck.ch/ it is free and seems pretty good! well it does everything i would ever want!
Argon21
Nov 9, 08:40 AM
No.
NEBaghead
Mar 10, 10:07 PM
Reserved!!!
WINNING
WINNING
dilgit
May 3, 01:39 AM
Are you sure? When I open disk utilities and check my SSD hd it does not see the 64GB partition that Windows 7 uses. So how will it recognize it on the external hd?
edesignuk
Jan 17, 05:19 AM
SOunds like HDD or RAM to me...got any mates you can borrow a known good 128MB DIMM from that you could pop in there just to prove RAM one way or the other, same for the HDD?
iThinkergoiMac
Apr 25, 08:22 PM
My TV is advertised as 1080p and only does 1320x768. As long as it's above 720p they can claim 1080p. It seems that your actual question is whether it's the TV or your computer/connection. It's your TV, the resolution you're getting is its maximum resolution. The maximum resolution HDMI can do is generally 1080p (1920x1080).
This is technically not true, since HDMI can do pretty much any resolution DVI can do, but since it's a multimedia interface 1080p is likely the highest resolution a display you can connect via HDMI will give you (for now, at least).
This is technically not true, since HDMI can do pretty much any resolution DVI can do, but since it's a multimedia interface 1080p is likely the highest resolution a display you can connect via HDMI will give you (for now, at least).
Mitthrawnuruodo
Apr 22, 02:25 AM
Ahh I see. So the minimum size that any file in OS X can be is 4 KiB (4*2^10 bytes) regardless of how little data it contains?Nah, the file is whatever size it is, ie. smaller, but it uses up a full 4KB "spot" on the disk.
barrysfarm
Dec 6, 06:36 PM
I'm working on a redesign (and refocus) of my website. It used to be a blog that sold handmade t-shirts and I'm switching it to a shirt store that has a blog attached.
Here are the two templates, one of the main page, and one of an individual shirt. I've used css a couple times before for layout, and am using it for this. I want this site to be written as efficiently as possible, keeping the design in mind. So any suggestions on how to do anything better would be appreciated. I know that I can use the same style sheet file for both, and plan too, I just haven't gotten around to it. I also plan to redo the header (which I did with photoshop and imageready) as explained in another thread.
Everything looks fine in Safari, Firefox (mac and pc), and Netscape, but I'm having trouble with IE for windows on the product page. The picture box is in the wrong position.
front (http://barrysfarm.com/new/index.html)
product (http://barrysfarm.com/new/product.html)
front style sheet (http://barrysfarm.com/new/styles-index.css)
product style sheet (http://barrysfarm.com/new/styles-product.css)
Any suggestions?
Here are the two templates, one of the main page, and one of an individual shirt. I've used css a couple times before for layout, and am using it for this. I want this site to be written as efficiently as possible, keeping the design in mind. So any suggestions on how to do anything better would be appreciated. I know that I can use the same style sheet file for both, and plan too, I just haven't gotten around to it. I also plan to redo the header (which I did with photoshop and imageready) as explained in another thread.
Everything looks fine in Safari, Firefox (mac and pc), and Netscape, but I'm having trouble with IE for windows on the product page. The picture box is in the wrong position.
front (http://barrysfarm.com/new/index.html)
product (http://barrysfarm.com/new/product.html)
front style sheet (http://barrysfarm.com/new/styles-index.css)
product style sheet (http://barrysfarm.com/new/styles-product.css)
Any suggestions?
eyelikeart
Jul 28, 06:41 AM
so what's in the "previous systems" folder?
angelwatt
Apr 3, 06:54 PM
Nothing definitive has been announced. It seems like it has been more of a toy for Apple than anything serious so I wouldn't depend on it long term. I've never liked it personally.
Rower_CPU
Dec 7, 10:18 AM
It looks to me like an issue of IE's box model. Try adjusting the widths of your "main" and "photo" divs as well as the padding between them to get them both to fit into your "container" div. You might also try just increasing the width of your container div slightly.
If that doesn't work, check out this article on IE's expanding box bug (http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/expandingboxbug.html).
If that doesn't work, check out this article on IE's expanding box bug (http://www.positioniseverything.net/explorer/expandingboxbug.html).
turbobass
Mar 22, 09:01 PM
Intensity Pro shows up as "Decklink" in Skype ... but nothing else. Just black screen. No error message, and the Intensity Pro setting don't seem to do jack.
What's the deal with this?
Does Skype just not work with Capture Cards despite saying that it does?
What's the deal with this?
Does Skype just not work with Capture Cards despite saying that it does?
Jedi128
Sep 28, 02:02 PM
I want to buy a new iMac and get the extra $75 off from macmall.com, but I'm afraid that they are lowing the price because they want to clear out these iMac's possibly to make room for new one's?
Does anyone see speed bumps or any kind of upgrade coming soon to the iMac line(ie: is this a good time to buy a new iMac)?
Does anyone see speed bumps or any kind of upgrade coming soon to the iMac line(ie: is this a good time to buy a new iMac)?
marclapierre13
Jun 22, 01:16 AM
Wow, this brings back memories. I loved my old 1g 4gb mini when i had it.
twoodcc
Aug 13, 10:37 PM
i got the xbox 360 version of the game this week. so far i like it. i have only played a few games though. i kinda like the game flow thing so far
larswik
Apr 28, 12:22 PM
Very Cool! I was playing with it a little last night and it seems quite intuitive. Just after a few minutes I was able to import an image. I thought it would have also been easy to ad a text field that I could write something in but could not find anything in the library even under the strings.
Lots to learn.
-Lars
Lots to learn.
-Lars
belvdr
Sep 19, 07:17 PM
This is pretty dirty, but it should give you the idea...
<?php
$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$url = explode("/",$uri);
$url = $url[1];
if($url == 'home'){
?>
HTML
<?php } elseif($url == 'about') { ?>
HTML
...
<?php } elseif...
Or, some like the switch statement:
[CODE]
<?
switch ($url) {
case "home":
In This Photo: Bryan Adams
Grand Opening Of Bryan Adams
<?php
$uri = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
$url = explode("/",$uri);
$url = $url[1];
if($url == 'home'){
?>
HTML
<?php } elseif($url == 'about') { ?>
HTML
...
<?php } elseif...
Or, some like the switch statement:
[CODE]
<?
switch ($url) {
case "home":
louis0nfire
May 4, 04:19 PM
If I do a factory restore, and then restore from backup, will the files just go right back on?
rick snagwell
May 2, 08:03 PM
clean status doesnt play well with others...i would recommend springtomize.
Hellhammer
May 6, 01:43 PM
If you buy now, you most likely have to buy Lion at full price. If you wait till WWDC and buy after that, you may be eligible for up-to-date promo which means you can buy the upgrade for 10$ (assuming there will be more details on Lion in WWDC).
ham_man
Sep 15, 04:31 PM
Is this an inside joke or something? Cause I sure as heck don't get it...
OldManJimbo
Aug 24, 05:41 PM
I think I like #1 -
jtara
Apr 7, 11:58 PM
Here's the perfect can for a coffee can antenna. The proportions are nearly perfect:
http://www.caffecalabria.com/tins.html
Damn good coffee, too. I highly recommend the Calabria Blend.
I've built a couple of these.
Get a USB wifi adapter that has an antenna connector - the Alfa brand is excellent and inexpensive. The wifi adapter is small enough to just plug directly into the connector on the coffee can. This avoids a coax cable and resultant cable loss. You can use a reasonably long USB cable and it will work fine, without the signal loss from a long coax cable.
Forget about Pringles cans - they are bunk - the inside of the Pringles can is NOT metalic.
Use the basic "Yuban" design, but use an online calculator to determine the feed-point for the Cafe Calabria can (or similar-sized can.) The longer, skinner can will work better than a fat Yuban can.
I epoxied a nut to the side of the can, so that it can be mounted on a mini camera tripod.
I drilled a hole in the can for the female N connector that you solder the feed wire to. I picked up a metal SMA to N adapter (NOT a cable, but a solid adapter.) That way, the wifi adapter just hangs off the side of the can.
Here's the wifi adapter. Actually, it will probably do a pretty good job without the cantenna. I took my cantenna out on the balcony and can pick up 200+ signals from around the neighborhood and as far away as across San Diego Bay, a couple of miles. They have a number of models, ranging up to 2W power. I haven't heard good things about the 2W model, though. Stick with 1W or the 500mW model that I used.
http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-802-11b-Wireless-Original-9dBi/d/B001O9X9EU
And a couple of articles on antenna construction:
http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/has.html
http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/2002/02/the_essence_of_community_wirel.html
http://www.caffecalabria.com/tins.html
Damn good coffee, too. I highly recommend the Calabria Blend.
I've built a couple of these.
Get a USB wifi adapter that has an antenna connector - the Alfa brand is excellent and inexpensive. The wifi adapter is small enough to just plug directly into the connector on the coffee can. This avoids a coax cable and resultant cable loss. You can use a reasonably long USB cable and it will work fine, without the signal loss from a long coax cable.
Forget about Pringles cans - they are bunk - the inside of the Pringles can is NOT metalic.
Use the basic "Yuban" design, but use an online calculator to determine the feed-point for the Cafe Calabria can (or similar-sized can.) The longer, skinner can will work better than a fat Yuban can.
I epoxied a nut to the side of the can, so that it can be mounted on a mini camera tripod.
I drilled a hole in the can for the female N connector that you solder the feed wire to. I picked up a metal SMA to N adapter (NOT a cable, but a solid adapter.) That way, the wifi adapter just hangs off the side of the can.
Here's the wifi adapter. Actually, it will probably do a pretty good job without the cantenna. I took my cantenna out on the balcony and can pick up 200+ signals from around the neighborhood and as far away as across San Diego Bay, a couple of miles. They have a number of models, ranging up to 2W power. I haven't heard good things about the 2W model, though. Stick with 1W or the 500mW model that I used.
http://www.amazon.com/Alfa-802-11b-Wireless-Original-9dBi/d/B001O9X9EU
And a couple of articles on antenna construction:
http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/has.html
http://www.oreillynet.com/etel/blog/2002/02/the_essence_of_community_wirel.html
Dagless
Jan 14, 03:09 PM
Photoshop is terrible for pixel art. The right mouse button contextual menu slows things down - though it is great for alpha channels and scaling without filters.
For pure pixel art I use the art editor in a PC app called MMF2. Other pixel artist buddies used to use Graphics Gale, I believe that used to be the standard.
Unfortunately these are all PC only. Though I imagine they could be emulated under OSX just fine.
For pure pixel art I use the art editor in a PC app called MMF2. Other pixel artist buddies used to use Graphics Gale, I believe that used to be the standard.
Unfortunately these are all PC only. Though I imagine they could be emulated under OSX just fine.
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