Wow. I've been working all day/night, so early this morning (and it's my
birthday!!!)
Happy birthday
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Has to be the coolpad, mine comes on twice per day unless it is on
the table. then it never comes on. Has something to do with the body
having heat too.
anyway, so the indexing is set for 3 AM (sometimes I'm still working!). I do
not have a cooling issue with the TiBook -- my fan has turned on
on 01/07/02 02:25, Thomas Ethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use my CoolPad when I travel and at home when I have my Pismo on a hard
surface and it really makes a difference in ease of typing and how hot the
PowerBook gets. It also swivels for even greater ease of use! Buy one, you
won't
Laurent Daudelin writes:
OK, so where does one can buy this CoolPad?
Other World Computing (http://www.macsales.com), for example.
//Raymond. (Happy OWC Customer).
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On Sun, Jun 30, 2002 at 01:00:29AM -0400, KSmith3 wrote:
:
: I'm extremely close to purchasing a TiBook, but have hesitated out of fear
: that there may be some kind of MacWorld-New-York announcement about a newer,
: cheaper, faster version.
Doubtful, considering that the TiBook line was
I got mine at Staples and they advertise on the Duo/2400 list I am on at the
bottom of the page http://roadtools.com
Tom
on 6/30/02 11:43 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 01/07/02 02:25, Thomas Ethen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use my CoolPad when I travel and at home
I had the same problem and finally went to the Apple site and downloaded
each of them separately, did the install one at a time and all went well.
The automatic thing just didn't seem to work, at least for me.
Tom
on 7/1/02 1:24 AM, Eugene Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Jun 29, 2002
travel with my Pismo (it's small enough to fit in my bag). I find it to be
more comfortable for typing. At home it serves for cooling and also as a
swivel base to make it easier to reach the back for connecting cables and
such.
OK, so where does one can buy this CoolPad?
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
As a follow-up, you may also want to delete these files (they're
self-generating by the OS) also stores in the user/library folder:
Sapplications
LSClaimedTypes
LSSchemes
.LSApplications_Backup
.LSClaimedTypes_Backup
.LSSchemes_Backup
Well deleting
In OSX I am pretty sure that the system run some maintenance and clean up
routines in the wee hours of the morning.
*nods* at about 3am or so, its a throwback to the unix underpinnings that
expect to be on a computer that runs 24/7.
Basically all it is doing is rotating the various logs. OSX
Hey guys. I just decided to check my mailbox and I have over thirty messages.
I was good though, I read all of them before answering. And cause I'm new to
the list, I had to ask something...
DO YOU ALWAYS TAKE THIRTY POSTS ABOUT SOME ISSUE BEFORE ENOUGH PEOPLE TELL
YOU TO STOP, BEFORE YOU
Hey guys. I just decided to check my mailbox and I have over thirty messages.
I was good though, I read all of them before answering. And cause I'm new to
the list, I had to ask something...
DO YOU ALWAYS TAKE THIRTY POSTS ABOUT SOME ISSUE BEFORE ENOUGH PEOPLE TELL
YOU TO STOP, BEFORE YOU
er, This is said as if it were a good thing..
h..
David
In a message dated 7/1/02 1:07:45 PM, you wrote:
Hey guys. I just decided to check my mailbox and I have over thirty
messages.
I was good though, I read all of them before answering. And cause I'm new
to
the list, I had to ask
In OSX I am pretty sure that the system run some maintenance and clean up
routines in the wee hours of the morning.
*nods* at about 3am or so, its a throwback to the unix underpinnings that
expect to be on a computer that runs 24/7.
Basically all it is doing is rotating the various logs.
On 01/07/02 14:26, Roger Shufflebottom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In OSX I am pretty sure that the system run some maintenance and clean up
routines in the wee hours of the morning.
*nods* at about 3am or so, its a throwback to the unix underpinnings that
expect to be on a computer that
DO YOU ALWAYS TAKE THIRTY POSTS ABOUT SOME ISSUE BEFORE ENOUGH PEOPLE TELL
YOU TO STOP, BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY STOP?
Lol, didn't stop you from posting your POV, did it?
As it should be.
Michael Bryan Bell
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Roger:
No. Sorry, but the computer needs to be awake.
And to add my 2 cents to the on/off debate:
My Pismo stays on 24/7 (when not in my briefcase) with screen sleep time
set to minimum, using spare cycles to work on distributed.net cracking
efforts (RC5 and OGR, currently).
Harmon
On
I'd read about this - does it still happen with 10.1.5?
Yep, probably always will in OSX- it's just how unix works. Think of it as
turning on server logs, which you can go through to figure what has been
happening. Unix operating systems (and OSX is no exception) unless modified
just love using
On 7/1/02 1:39 AM Jeremy Derr edified us all by writing:
Move along folks, these aren't the droids you're looking for.
- Jeremy -
G-Books ListNanny
I find the thread on pb HD's to be much more constructive and useful,
myself. Almost (notice I said *almost*) find it appealing to switch from
There's a Duo/2400 list?? I have a Duo 230 that I bought in '93 and
later upgrade to a new PowerPC logic board. I loved that machine but
eventually it became too slow for the newer apps and OS. It's been
sitting in the closet since '99 when I bought this Lombard/333. I'm
happy to hear
Thanks for the tip, Michael - I tried it, though, and it didn't seem to
work. Do you know where the prefs for that prefpane are stored?
JC
From: Michael Bryan Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I was running OS 9.x I¹d simply trash the Energy Saver prefs, reboot, and
be on my happy little way, but
Macintosh HD: System: Library: PreferencePanes: EnergySaver.prefPane
That's what I found with a simple file search entitled energy
try yours.
Thanks for the tip, Michael - I tried it, though, and it didn't seem to
work. Do you know where the prefs for that prefpane are stored?
JC
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computer/library/preferences/com.apple.PowerManagement.plist
I believe that is what you are looking for, it holds the settings for energy
saver at least.
Thanks for the tip, Michael - I tried it, though, and it didn't seem to
work. Do you know where the prefs for that prefpane are stored?
Macintosh HD: System: Library: PreferencePanes: EnergySaver.prefPane
That's what I found with a simple file search entitled energy
try yours.
You do =not= want to delete this, as it won't be automatically regenerated.
That is the actual little preference pane that loads in the system
That's the actual preference pane itself (the app that runs under the global
System Preferences application). I'm trying to nuke the preference file FOR
the preference pane.
JC
From: Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Date: Mon, 1 Jul 2002 21:22:17 -0500
Thanks! I'll give it a shot.
JC
From: Michael Bryan Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Date: Mon, 01 Jul 2002 21:28:08 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Subject: Re: OS X Prefs?
computer/library/preferences/com.apple.PowerManagement.plist
I believe that
Really... nevermind then.
Macintosh HD: System: Library: PreferencePanes: EnergySaver.prefPane
That's what I found with a simple file search entitled energy
try yours.
You do =not= want to delete this, as it won't be automatically regenerated.
That is the actual little preference pane
In my unscientific test, my Pismo's feel cooler when on the CoolPad than
when they are on a hard surface, plus it saves wear and tear on the pesky
rubber feet that were always coming off before I used the CoolPad.
I have only used the travel version and have never used the Podium version
of the
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