I am planning to purchase an iMac for my wife. I have only owned PC's since
jobs was in the garage, and have a few hardware questions.
we are getting this mainly because it fits well in the allocated space, and
because my wife generates and edits dvd's and says her PC is very slow in this
Arnold,
It all depends on your time and the level of effort you are willing to
expend on managing your own service.
(1) No matter what you use the free server for it will need to be both
accessible and secure. It will need to be physically secure from someone
tampering with it (like accidentally
For $50, you'd be crazy not to. Or, you could buy 1/8 (formerly 1/12) of an
iPhone.
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It's a deal after rebate for new clients buying thru letstalk.com.
Mike
On 9/6/07, b_s-wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tmobile Dash? AKA HTC excaliber...anyone got one?
So where would you recommend buying memory, instead of getting it from
Crucial?
Crucial shows a 2GB kit (two 1GB cards) of DDR PC2-4200 memory at $89.99
I usually hunt around a litle.
I see newegg offering 1GB cards of DDR PC2-4200 memory for $30 each ($38
- $8 rebate).
Good question. I have been wanting to take a look at the new Numbers
component in iWork so...
Scaling the graphic within the program proves nothing because the program
could be doing whatever. So got to get the graphic out and see how it
behaves.
The easiest way to get the graphic out is
Come back to the list, Tom. To repeat an earlier
question, just where do you go for memory?
My reply to you was bounced with a 550 5.0.0 Access denied.
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On Sep 8, 2007, at 1:37 AM, Eric S. Sande wrote:
Comcast is cutting off customers who use too much bandwidth. Only,
they
won't tell you how much is too much, nor will they tell you how to
monitor
your bandwidth use.
Comcast is not alone.
Google is now doing the same thing with their
On Sep 8, 2007, at 8:03 AM, gerald wrote:
I am planning to purchase an iMac for my wife. I have only owned PC's
since jobs was in the garage, and have a few hardware questions.
we are getting this mainly because it fits well in the allocated
space, and because my wife generates and edits
Looks like the Computerguys-L has finally sobered up and showed up for
work. It was thoroughly soused Sat and Sun and hung over Monday morning.
It now working through a long queue of accumulated messages that piled up
over the weekend. If something you posted does not show up today, please
I do find it interesting that this message came from the future...
Mason
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Have I been banned from the list?
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Any experience with, recommendations on Jing Project?
http://www.jingproject.com/
Fred Holmes
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I've long been wanting to supplement the 512MB that came with my iMac G5 so
I took a look at the Data Memory Systems site.
They have a 1 GB PC2-4200, DDR2-533 DIMM, for $50. Apple sells their 1GB
for $200.
Can these really be functionally and operationally equivalent?
Thanks.
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I do find it interesting that this message came from the future...
Oops, ummasked. Yes it is true. That's the reason for all the great
insights about the future of technology. And why I thought the List was
down a week early.
At 06:41 PM 9/7/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have I been banned from the list?
No, but make it worth our while, and we'll see what we can do for you.
What's happened is that you've been getting what is known as the
Paul McCartney Treatment. That is, you've been banned
I like www.memoryx.net they seem to have a good balance
between price and quality.
If I purchase the very cheapest memory, I find that it often
fails to work properly. Thus wasting my TIME and the time of my
customers, and I end up looking like I do not know
my profession.
If you are a
Google is now doing the same thing with their video distribution
service which includes Youtube.
Says who? It is much more likely that it is your ISP doing it. I can't
imagine Youtube having any financial incentive to throttle in this manner.
Can these really be functionally and operationally equivalent?
Yep. Computer vendors like Apple and Dell routinely mark up RAM by 400 to
500%.
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Alan Carroll of macUpgrades in Bethesda supplies the following answer to
these questions. (Disclosure: he's my husband. He does all my Mac tech
support, which is very convenient.)
--Constance Warner
Subject: [CGUYS] Buying First MAC
I am planning to purchase an iMac for my wife. I have
That's worth whatever typical nominal extra cost there is to me.
Jeff can't afford a Mac because he wasted his budget paying too much for
RAM.
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In any program that has Print to Preview, I can create a PDF. PDF is not a
Pages file. That's not the same as prepress, and it's not the same as the
output file being Postscript. To complicate matters, a raster file like
a TIFF, embedded in a Postscript document, makes it less scalable
These are
The subject title is bad but, I couldn't think of what else to call,
what I have a question on. I would like to create some music for my
girlfriend. I have the Creative Labs Audigy 2ZS sound system. Would
the software from Creative Labs, not only allow me to create the melody,
along with,
I am planning to purchase an iMac for my wife. I have only owned PC's since
jobs was in the garage, and have a few hardware questions.
we are getting this mainly because it fits well in the allocated space, and
because my wife generates and edits dvd's and says her PC is very slow in this
I have a 30GB iPod and need to buy a case for it. It spends most of
its time clipped into a bag, slipped into a jacket pocket, or sitting
on a table. I charge it via USB (no dock) and also plug a Griffin
iTalk microphone into it several times a week and would prefer a case
that allow me
Google is now doing the same thing with their video distribution
service which includes Youtube.
Says who? It is much more likely that it is your ISP doing it. I can't
imagine Youtube having any financial incentive to throttle in this manner.
I read the same thing about YouTube a few days ago,
Yes on the memory although for video editing I would suggest maxing
it out , maybe, maybe not on the HD ( look here for some details :
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/systems/intel_imac_take-apart.html ) no
on the video card. This is why when you go to a recording studio or
a video editing house
At 1:05 PM -0400 9/10/07, Constance Warner wrote:
Alan Carroll of macUpgrades in Bethesda supplies the following answer to
these questions. (Disclosure: he's my husband. He does all my Mac tech
support, which is very convenient.)
--Constance Warner
Subject: [CGUYS] Buying First MAC
I am
Google pays for bandwith just like any company. Although I too can't
imagine they'd do it even for money.
Mike
On 9/10/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Google is now doing the same thing with their video distribution
service which includes Youtube.
Says who? It is much more likely
Comcast is cutting off customers who use too much bandwidth. Only, they
won't tell you how much is too much, nor will they tell you how to monitor
your bandwidth use.
Well, as I see it it depends on the terms of service agreement, if it says
they can then they can. Comcast is a business, which
If you need more hard drive space an external firewire hard drive is a
less expensive way to go.
On 9/8/07, gerald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am planning to purchase an iMac for my wife. I have only owned PC's since
jobs was in the garage, and have a few hardware questions.
we are getting
I have a 30GB iPod and need to buy a case for it. It spends most of
its time clipped into a bag, slipped into a jacket pocket, or sitting
on a lectern. I charge it via USB (no dock) and also plug a Griffin
iTalk microphone into it several times a week and would prefer a case
that allow me
Ditto what Betty said. I very recently bought a MacBook Pro and had
the same experience. I had also ordered the 4GB RAM kit from datamem
and installed it in a snap.
She will love the machine. My first Mac was a dual USB iBook some 7
years ago and we still use that machine everyday at
On Sep 10, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Says who? It is much more likely that it is your ISP doing it. I can't
imagine Youtube having any financial incentive to throttle in this
manner.
So, how come I can download other files of huge size, much larger and
longer to download than
To respond a bit further to the suggestion that it is my ISP that is
limiting my time on Youtube, I would like to add the following. I can
quite successfully download and/or view videos from a number of other
sites with no limitations of any sort on the length of time I am online
doing so.
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Chris Dunford wrote:
Google is now doing the same thing with their video distribution
service which includes Youtube.
Says who? It is much more likely that it is your ISP doing it. I can't
imagine Youtube having any financial incentive to throttle in this manner.
I read
I've had Comcast for video and am generally happy with it. I've also been a
loyal Verizon customer using them for both voice and DSL. Does anyone on
the list have any experience with Comcast's Triple Play - voice, video and
Internet bundle? I've been pricing the triple play and it looks like I
I just bought a MacBook; took it out of the box last night. A Mac [not
MAC] has a setup program that runs when you first turn it on after
taking it out of the box--my MacBook was fully charged w/3-4 hrs of
power--just plug in the iMac. I set the location; it automatically set
the time. I have
I use this case from Belkin
http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=367153.
It is really tough with a rubber back and a thick clear plastic
front. It will take a 30GB or a 60GB There is a hole which is just
big enough for the sync/charger cable at the bottom and two on the
This shows that it is once again time to enforce the
anti-trust laws. Split Comcast and the others up.
P.S. Anyone advertising unlimited bandwith is prima facie guilty of
consumer fraud. Comcast management ought to be thrown into a dark deep
dungeon for an unlimited period of time.
Amen, Tom!
That's worth whatever typical nominal extra cost there is to me.
Jeff can't afford a Mac because he wasted his budget paying too much
for
RAM.
Here's a nice disclaimer from Tom's vendor:
FREE USPS SHIPPING: applies only to orders which are placed online.
There is no minimum order amount
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