darkinfero
Jun 22, 08:07 PM
yes i might tomorrow night and plan to ustream it from my iphone all the walll till I unbox the phone.
svenn
May 6, 10:39 PM
If you delete it, and you lock up your phone installing something from Cydia or other, and do a respring/start, SHSH will open automatically and you can SHSH in and fix things. You'll need SBSettings to do so (which will also allow you to go to Power>Safemode and turn things off in Winterboard). Nice to have the option to go in there at will. You can change your password using MobileTerminal (not the one on Cydia, Google for the most recent or go to XSellize for it).
I think you meant to replace your SHSHs with SSH.
Why does this have to be so confusing?
I think you meant to replace your SHSHs with SSH.
Why does this have to be so confusing?
GGJstudios
Apr 28, 09:44 AM
... it looks like I 'contracted' some sort of malware/virus from the uni's (Windows) computer, when I plugged in my USB stick.
The file may exist on the USB drive but it can't infect your Mac or spread, because Windows apps, including malware, cannot run on Mac OS X. It's completely harmless to your Mac. You can easily reformat the drive to get rid of it. Sophos isn't recommended for Mac OS X, as it can actually increase your Mac's vulnerability. Read the following link for details. There has never been a virus in the wild that affects Mac OS X since it was released 10 years ago. The handful of trojans that exist can be easily avoided with some education and common sense and care in what software you install:
Mac Virus/Malware Info (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=9400648&postcount=4)
The file may exist on the USB drive but it can't infect your Mac or spread, because Windows apps, including malware, cannot run on Mac OS X. It's completely harmless to your Mac. You can easily reformat the drive to get rid of it. Sophos isn't recommended for Mac OS X, as it can actually increase your Mac's vulnerability. Read the following link for details. There has never been a virus in the wild that affects Mac OS X since it was released 10 years ago. The handful of trojans that exist can be easily avoided with some education and common sense and care in what software you install:
Mac Virus/Malware Info (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=9400648&postcount=4)
StarbucksSam
Nov 30, 10:03 AM
If you're looking for reviews, I recommend ZDNET. If you're looking for just feature comparisons, Palm's site lines that up rather nicely.
akm3
May 23, 05:41 PM
I threw the folding@space onto my work Dell (I citrix in, so I don't really need a lot of CPU power to do that) and put it on the Mac Rumors team... (Yes, I'm running a Dell on the MR team, sorry)
Anyway, prior to F@H I've never heard the fan kick in on this thing and now with fan full blast full time, it runs too hot to 'lap' with anymore.
Is there anyway to run the client but have it go a little easier on the folding, so I might have other kids some day?
Anyway, prior to F@H I've never heard the fan kick in on this thing and now with fan full blast full time, it runs too hot to 'lap' with anymore.
Is there anyway to run the client but have it go a little easier on the folding, so I might have other kids some day?
McGordon
Apr 4, 10:26 AM
Well, yes it will be an infinite loop, but I wouldn't say it was the way to write one deliberately. It's more like something that would happen accidentally when you wanted to loop 20 times, but accidentally altered the loop control variable, i, inside the loop.
Edit: You added the 2nd loop while I was replying
and
for (i=0; i<20; i*20)
printf("modicication...");
It looks like it to me, because the body decrements the 0 to -1, then the third expression increments -1 back to 0, and this keeps going on and on.
The second example will also continue to print also, because i=0, and 0*anything is always 0. Both infinite loops?
It is also an infinite loop, but not for the reason you state. You are calculating i*20, but not storing it anywhere, so I will stay 0. If you'd started with i=1 and had that i*20, i would still stay at 1 because you're not increasing it anywhere.
Edit: You added the 2nd loop while I was replying
and
for (i=0; i<20; i*20)
printf("modicication...");
It looks like it to me, because the body decrements the 0 to -1, then the third expression increments -1 back to 0, and this keeps going on and on.
The second example will also continue to print also, because i=0, and 0*anything is always 0. Both infinite loops?
It is also an infinite loop, but not for the reason you state. You are calculating i*20, but not storing it anywhere, so I will stay 0. If you'd started with i=1 and had that i*20, i would still stay at 1 because you're not increasing it anywhere.
DT2004
Jan 21, 07:16 AM
thanks for your reply man
well, i'm not a kid. :(( I'm a 40+ yrs pld pro musician and i hear very well because i was very careful with my ears from my teens.
besides the fact that i'am used to have my 80GB classic at higher volumes, it's my right to have the choice to set the volume amount, right?
when i'm outdoor in public i have to set the volume in maximum and even then i can't enjoy it...
anyway it's personal but if you (or anybody else) know a way to unlock it pls tell it to me!
thanks mate
well, i'm not a kid. :(( I'm a 40+ yrs pld pro musician and i hear very well because i was very careful with my ears from my teens.
besides the fact that i'am used to have my 80GB classic at higher volumes, it's my right to have the choice to set the volume amount, right?
when i'm outdoor in public i have to set the volume in maximum and even then i can't enjoy it...
anyway it's personal but if you (or anybody else) know a way to unlock it pls tell it to me!
thanks mate
stridemat
Apr 26, 02:26 PM
On my car I need to use an adapter kit so I could attached the 30 pin connector to the rear of my stereo.
wwchris
Nov 1, 08:09 AM
I'm also not convinced that you can't control it from the iPad. On the unit I have, (when using it with my iPhone) the screen appears that way under the default setting and is controlled from the head. A simple change of the setting to "control from iPod" and the controls appear as normal.
Maybe he tries that somewhere towards the end and it fails, I dunno, I could not watch 9 minutes of that guy. :-)
Maybe he tries that somewhere towards the end and it fails, I dunno, I could not watch 9 minutes of that guy. :-)
zen.state
Oct 2, 04:50 PM
That's strange, the console version should be a bit faster then the gui version. Especially on older/slower machines. All of the cpu power goes to crunching the WU, there isn't a bit that helps the graphics card making the picture, so the console version should be faster.
I see where you're coming from but the gui client only has a gui if you tell it to display the protein. it defaults to not showing so there is nothing to use system resources.
I have folded 8 large units on my G4 500 and all of them got 10% or so in the time it took the terminal client to get about 1-2%. using the gui client I had it set to accept the proteins above 5mb. it always took about 8-10 days to do 1 wu and I would get about 250+ points for each so they were large.
I see where you're coming from but the gui client only has a gui if you tell it to display the protein. it defaults to not showing so there is nothing to use system resources.
I have folded 8 large units on my G4 500 and all of them got 10% or so in the time it took the terminal client to get about 1-2%. using the gui client I had it set to accept the proteins above 5mb. it always took about 8-10 days to do 1 wu and I would get about 250+ points for each so they were large.
Anonymous Freak
Apr 18, 04:34 PM
You could run ScreenRecycler (http://www.screenrecycler.com/ScreenRecycler.html) on it, and use it as a second monitor for your newer computer. (There are other utilities that will do similar, ScreenRecycler is just the only one I have ever used.)
All you need on the iMac G3 is a VNC client. THe 'best' one for use with ScreenRecycler is only available for OS X, but any will work.
All you need on the iMac G3 is a VNC client. THe 'best' one for use with ScreenRecycler is only available for OS X, but any will work.
Doctor Q
Aug 16, 05:18 PM
This article (http://www.usenix.org/events/woot10/tech/full_papers/Aviv.pdf) in PDF format is a report from University of Pennsylvania researches who found that they could read passwords from photos of screens of Android phones when the "password pattern" method is used to unlock the phone.
Oily residues, or smudges, on the touch screen surface, are one side effect of touches from which frequently used patterns such as a graphical password might be inferred.
Their experiments showed that they could read passwords from residual smudges a good percentage of the time.
In one experiment, the pattern was partially identifiable in 92% and fully in 68% of the tested lighting and camera setups. Even in our worst performing experiment, under less than ideal pattern entry conditions, the pattern can be partially extracted in 37% of the setups and fully in 14% of them.
It may have been a convenient feature, but users of phones that allow pattern-based passwords would be wise to use an alphanumeric password instead.
On an iPhone I imagine that the same problem could occur if somebody photographed your screen right after you entered a password on the virtual keyboard.
Unless we all wear gloves or have exceptionally non-greasy hands!
Oily residues, or smudges, on the touch screen surface, are one side effect of touches from which frequently used patterns such as a graphical password might be inferred.
Their experiments showed that they could read passwords from residual smudges a good percentage of the time.
In one experiment, the pattern was partially identifiable in 92% and fully in 68% of the tested lighting and camera setups. Even in our worst performing experiment, under less than ideal pattern entry conditions, the pattern can be partially extracted in 37% of the setups and fully in 14% of them.
It may have been a convenient feature, but users of phones that allow pattern-based passwords would be wise to use an alphanumeric password instead.
On an iPhone I imagine that the same problem could occur if somebody photographed your screen right after you entered a password on the virtual keyboard.
Unless we all wear gloves or have exceptionally non-greasy hands!
lessthandmb
Jan 16, 03:00 PM
Still using my trusty tascam-us428...same as on my pc. I heard logic isnt too great for audio so maybe one of you could change my mind.
ObiWannabe
Oct 13, 11:38 PM
http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/4884/20101013232942059.jpg (http://img823.imageshack.us/my.php?image=20101013232942059.jpg)
Two weeks of use caused this. And I'm not sliding it down the sidewalk or anything reckless like that. I set it on my desk and put it in my pocket. Sometimes my pocket has stuff like my name badge or a pen. The iPod itself is flawless but it looks aweful in this case. I think I'll be getting a new one.
Although, I did like the little stand it came with.
Two weeks of use caused this. And I'm not sliding it down the sidewalk or anything reckless like that. I set it on my desk and put it in my pocket. Sometimes my pocket has stuff like my name badge or a pen. The iPod itself is flawless but it looks aweful in this case. I think I'll be getting a new one.
Although, I did like the little stand it came with.
medea
Jul 20, 06:08 PM
thanks guys, the info was much appreciated.
AppleFanatic10
May 3, 05:15 PM
Anyone have any luck getting the $18.00 fee waived when they upgraded their iPhone? If so what tactic did you use....Just ask, tell them they did it for a friend etc....
Why not just pay the $18.00 and get it over with? Honestly, $18.00 isn't bad at all. It's really nothing.
Why not just pay the $18.00 and get it over with? Honestly, $18.00 isn't bad at all. It's really nothing.
timbloom
Jan 27, 10:24 AM
Hey guys
I have 2 Western Digital NAS drives attached to an Airport Extreme and shared via AFP.
The AE connects to a Powerline system and is picked up in another room by my Mac Mini.
Everything was working fine until I bought my new AE.
Now i can only see the drives on my Mac Pro (connected by ethernet to AE) and not the Mac Mini. The Mac Mini can browse the web so there's no connection problem between the AE and the mini.
Are there some settings on the AE i need to change??
Help would be greatly appreciated!
How long ago did you swap the airport extreme out? If it's very recently you may need to release/renew the computers and NAS dhcp information, there may be a bad/old setting from the previous device causing a conflict. Restarting the machines usually forces this, but not always.
I would give that a shot and get back to us. If it doesn't work there are a few other potential fixes.
I have 2 Western Digital NAS drives attached to an Airport Extreme and shared via AFP.
The AE connects to a Powerline system and is picked up in another room by my Mac Mini.
Everything was working fine until I bought my new AE.
Now i can only see the drives on my Mac Pro (connected by ethernet to AE) and not the Mac Mini. The Mac Mini can browse the web so there's no connection problem between the AE and the mini.
Are there some settings on the AE i need to change??
Help would be greatly appreciated!
How long ago did you swap the airport extreme out? If it's very recently you may need to release/renew the computers and NAS dhcp information, there may be a bad/old setting from the previous device causing a conflict. Restarting the machines usually forces this, but not always.
I would give that a shot and get back to us. If it doesn't work there are a few other potential fixes.
ccl1590888
Jun 26, 12:52 AM
ill buy it for more
rockinrocker
Apr 22, 02:07 AM
Hi-
Is there any way to get all the stuff that's on my old harddrive onto one of my newer Macs?
The G3's running OS 8.5.1.
I guess if it's possible it'd have to be via ethernet?
It's one of the earlier models that doesn't even have USB (not that that'd make any difference).
Is there any way to get all the stuff that's on my old harddrive onto one of my newer Macs?
The G3's running OS 8.5.1.
I guess if it's possible it'd have to be via ethernet?
It's one of the earlier models that doesn't even have USB (not that that'd make any difference).
wxman2003
May 1, 03:54 AM
Do you have your iphone in a case? If so, remove and try again.
noobinator
May 6, 07:23 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8H7 Safari/6533.18.5)
What kind of a phone do you have and what iOS version are u running?
Black AT&T 16GB iPhone 4
4.3.3
Was bad on the previous version also. Have restarted and even reformated.
What kind of a phone do you have and what iOS version are u running?
Black AT&T 16GB iPhone 4
4.3.3
Was bad on the previous version also. Have restarted and even reformated.
macdon401
Dec 13, 10:02 PM
Hello all
just another bit of trouble from Redmond I guess.... but it is annoying....isn't everything from that company? All of a sudden when i open a WMP movie it starts and then I get a message...over the screen..."this file may not play correctly because it was compressed by using a codec that is not supported"....
well thats kind of strange because it was fully supported and fine this morning!
It seems to have affected some Quicktime files as well...I have done the permissions check, rebooted, and downloaded a few new movie trailers and they seem fine...all of iTunes MP3's are good as well!
I am wary of all the recent little "funny" festive movies I am getting via email from my festive PC Windows friends ..could I have been infected by these???
Merry Christmas...here's a virus for Christmas from my stinking Dell computer.
Please help me with this I don't want this to get any farther into my Mac!
G5 iMac, 1.8, 768 DDR RAM, 20 inch.
Thank you...and Happy Holidays
R
just another bit of trouble from Redmond I guess.... but it is annoying....isn't everything from that company? All of a sudden when i open a WMP movie it starts and then I get a message...over the screen..."this file may not play correctly because it was compressed by using a codec that is not supported"....
well thats kind of strange because it was fully supported and fine this morning!
It seems to have affected some Quicktime files as well...I have done the permissions check, rebooted, and downloaded a few new movie trailers and they seem fine...all of iTunes MP3's are good as well!
I am wary of all the recent little "funny" festive movies I am getting via email from my festive PC Windows friends ..could I have been infected by these???
Merry Christmas...here's a virus for Christmas from my stinking Dell computer.
Please help me with this I don't want this to get any farther into my Mac!
G5 iMac, 1.8, 768 DDR RAM, 20 inch.
Thank you...and Happy Holidays
R
Cromulent
Aug 12, 08:39 PM
Can no one spell "quit" any more?
G-Mo
Apr 23, 09:58 PM
Try power cycling your modem.
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