I don't remember this being a subject...
Is there a way of remotely controlling i-Tunes thru Pismo's IR port? I'd
consider buying an airport card (if it can be used for the purpose??? )
if I could jump thru songs from my bed...(I have a short RCA cable:-)
P.S I don't like creating
what's Kyle got to do with it? it's Jeremy's signature, me thinks...
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 05:10 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
Actually, the real citation is These are NOT the droids you're looking
for. ;-)
Oops. Well, Kyle didn't catch it! g
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what's Kyle got to do with it? it's Jeremy's signature, me thinks...
vlad
Kyle emailed me off list.
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The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
have a computer of their own.
Tom
So I would recommend buying the
On 23/07/02 12:09, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
have a
On 23/07/02 12:09, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
have
Laurent,
I will have to check that out when I get back on my Pismo again! Wisconsin
being the socialist state that it is, may have just moved to their own time
zone overnight, so I may have to check that out also.
Anyway, the PC requirement in College is something we all should think
about,
WINDOWS! EXCUSE ME, but it is a Mac or nothing here at my house.
Tom
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Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 09:23:17 -0500
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Subject: Re: iBook vs. PowerBook
Likely windows with the right
WINDOWS! EXCUSE ME, but it is a Mac or nothing here at my house.
I was thinking of what would register a -0700 time zone (which is
pacific daylight). It was the first to come to mind.
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Hi, everyone!
What book is the best buy
Ti-Book G4/667?
or
iBook G3/700?
I would like hear your opinion.
João.
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Hi, everyone!
What book is the best buy
Ti-Book G4/667?
or
iBook G3/700?
João, what are you using it for? That's an important piece of information.
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The time on my Pismo is correct, as it reads 10:14 right now! Maybe my ISP
is screwed up again, as hey use only PC's
Tom
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Has anyone done the $300 G3 Pismo to G4 upgrade? Is it a good thing?
Ed Z
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On 23/07/02 11:07, João Loureiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, everyone!
What book is the best buy
Ti-Book G4/667?
or
iBook G3/700?
I would like hear your opinion.
For the sheer power, and the best long term investment, the G4/667 is the
best. The iBook is due for a G4 upgrade
Ryan,
I use it for a little bit of everything.
Work, email, internet, graphics, games, ...
Everything in OS X!
João
On Terça, Julho 23, 2002, at 04:11 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
João, what are you using it for? That's an important piece of
information.
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On 23/07/02 13:14, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The time on my Pismo is correct, as it reads 10:14 right now! Maybe my ISP
is screwed up again, as hey use only PC's
I don't know but as you can see above, it's still showing as being sent at
1:14pm today.
-Laurent.
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After reassembling my wallstreet I noticed the processor is somewhat warmer.
I assume the contact between the cpu and the heat spreader has been a little
compromised. Is there a thermal contact grease or something that might be
useful? Or a better heatsink altogether?
Thanks for any
Howdy-
After reassembling my wallstreet I noticed the processor is somewhat warmer.
I assume the contact between the cpu and the heat spreader has been a little
compromised. Is there a thermal contact grease or something that might be
useful? Or a better heatsink altogether?
get a silicon glue
excellent info paige...thanxi checked it out on their web site and
it seems very useful (for power point slides changing
especially)i'll give it a trythanx again
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 11:04 , Paige H. Adams wrote:
On 7/22/02 3:25 PM, vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and i thought the States are a free country.hm (writing from
UK)...
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 05:09 , Thomas Ethen wrote:
The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get
a PC
Hi all. Just a random question for the more-OS X-savvy-than-me crowd. hehe.
What exactly is LaunchCFMApp? It's at the very top of my process list at
almost all times, is owned by me, and consistently is using about 15-20%
of my processor. It also appears to spawn multiple copies of itself that
On 23/07/02 14:05, J Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all. Just a random question for the more-OS X-savvy-than-me crowd. hehe.
What exactly is LaunchCFMApp? It's at the very top of my process list at
almost all times, is owned by me, and consistently is using about 15-20%
of my processor.
Hi all. Just a random question for the more-OS X-savvy-than-me crowd. hehe.
What exactly is LaunchCFMApp? It's at the very top of my process list at
almost all times, is owned by me, and consistently is using about 15-20%
of my processor. It also appears to spawn multiple copies of itself that
Gotta wild idea here...
I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, GW G4 running 9.1) and one
Epson USB printer.
Is there a way to share the printer between the two?
If I connect all of them to a usb hub will that let the printer be seen
by both computers?
Any other way of doing this?
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Gotta wild idea here...
I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, GW G4 running 9.1) and one
Epson USB printer.
Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and
CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook.
USB Printer Sharing is not supported (last I checked) under X.
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What is the cheapest airport type card I can buy for a G3 Firewire Powerbook
(Pismo) that I can just stick into the side of the Pismo and start
downloading megabytes of files at megabyte speeds from the free air net at
city hall?
Where would I get this card, especially since it may be a used
Ryan Coleman wrote:
Gotta wild idea here...
I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, GW G4 running 9.1) and one
Epson USB printer.
Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and
CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook.
USB Printer Sharing is not supported (last
Ryan Coleman wrote:
Gotta wild idea here...
I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, GW G4 running 9.1) and one
Epson USB printer.
Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and
CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook.
USB Printer Sharing is not supported (last
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, Bryan Forbes wrote:
I called Apple on some other issues on setup and asked them how I can
configure my TiBook to print to my LaserSelect 360. The Laserwriter is
connected to the rest of my home network via an Asante switching hub and
an Asante Ethernet-Localtalk
On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 01:31:43PM -0500, Ryan Coleman wrote:
:
: I have two machines (TiBook running OSX, GW G4 running 9.1) and one
: Epson USB printer.
:
: Plug the Epson into the G4, run USB Printer Sharing (an extension and
: CP) and use AT/TCP to get it on the TiBook.
: USB Printer
oh, okthanks
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 07:43 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
can TiBook and G4 be connected only by a . how do you call that
cable that doesn't need a hub.cable for this to work?
Crossover cable... technically yes. if the TCP/IP is set up correctly.
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what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:06 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
how will you do it then?
My guess: Airport.
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what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total
of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go.
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per card i presumehelpful, thanks
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:16 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total
No, that's for the two. They are $100/card right now new, aren't they?
per card i presumehelpful, thanks
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:16 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
Ryan Coleman wrote:
how will you do it then?
My guess: Airport.
Well, since they're on a tcp/ip network, according to Ryan, I should be
able to connect via Appletalk to the OS9 machine and see the printer,
that's what I thought you said...
Yes, that is what I said
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Ryan Coleman wrote:
what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total
of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go.
And you can get in
There are two options for USB sharing of an Epson
printer. There's the poor utility that Epson has, and
there's Apple's USB Printer Sharing. Apple's was the
lesser of two evils for me, but it worked so poorly
that I ended up springing for an Epson C80N so I could
hang it on the network as a
Ryan Coleman wrote:
what if bruce's clients don't have airport cards? and, as he said, they
pay per ethernet port? any solutions there?
I think $200 is a reasonable solution... you can get them for a total
of below $100 on ebay... that's the route I would go.
And you can get in
Thomas Ethen wrote:
The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are required to get a PC
Laptop through the school and will have to purchase that PC even though they
have a computer of their own.
There's a
João Loureiro wrote:
Ryan,
I use it for a little bit of everything.
Work, email, internet, graphics, games, ...
Everything in OS X!
That settles it. Get the TiBook.
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Ah hah!
Thanks for the info, guys (Ryan, Laurent). I'll use TOP instead of the
process viewer from now on find out which apps are doing the processor
hogging.
I guess I shouldn't feel too bad about the fan running - I don't have AC in
my house, and summer is keeping things at a toasty 80º or
yeah, that's what i meant, $100 per cardnot enough words, sorry:-)
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:26 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
No, that's for the two. They are $100/card right now new, aren't they?
per card i presumehelpful, thanks
vlad
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 08:16 , Ryan
(new list member here, hello to all.)
so is the day coming (far too soon for my liking) when the newest operating
system Apple unleashes will be way too bloated to bother installing on my
old reliable 400MHz Pismo PowerBook?
this is something I've been mulling over recently, particularly last
I'm running OS X, and want to pick up 10.2 when it lands next month. this
isn't a question of money - it's strictly a matter of how efficiently this
PowerBook will continue to operate as newer and newer OS's become
available...
I have this concern as well, but I'm going to upgrade my Pismo and
I'm curious about the quote regarding Wisconsin state schools requiring
students to buy pc's through the school. I am now a senior but have heard of
no such thing.
The State Schools here in Wisconsin just started a new policy this year
(daughter starting as a Freshman) that all students are
Do you think the FireWire iBooks (Clamshell and iceBooks) would ever be
candidates for G4 upgrades like the 400mhz Pismo?
I have two G3s, a 500mhz Pismo and a 466mhz Clamshell. Does anyone think
that there'll be an economic incentive for this?
I might be sorry, but i intend to install Jaguar on
robin heath on 7/23/02 6:22 PM wrote:
so is the day coming (far too soon for my liking) when the newest operating
system Apple unleashes will be way too bloated to bother installing on my
old reliable 400MHz Pismo PowerBook?
Actually I've perceived the next OSX upgrade as a becoming more
Donald Keenan on 7/23/02 8:00 PM wrote:
Do you think the FireWire iBooks (Clamshell and iceBooks) would ever be
candidates for G4 upgrades like the 400mhz Pismo?
It's highly unlikely. The early G3 PowerBooks have their processors on
daughtercards, which is why they can be upgraded so easily.
Am 23.07.2002 20:31 Uhr schrieb Dwight Hines unter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What is the cheapest airport type card I can buy for a G3 Firewire Powerbook
(Pismo) that I can just stick into the side of the Pismo and start
downloading megabytes of files at megabyte speeds from the free air net at
So the G4 upgrades for 400mhz Pismos doesn't involve soldering? They
open them and lift out the daughtercards? And then attach a new CPU to
the motherboard?
I know some people like to hack their Clamshells...that would explain
why they stop at the processor.
Donald
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002,
I think that Apple wisened up and realized that the ability to upgrade
didn't help them sell more new macs.
Todd
Donald Keenan on 7/23/02 8:00 PM wrote:
Do you think the FireWire iBooks (Clamshell and iceBooks) would ever be
candidates for G4 upgrades like the 400mhz Pismo?
It's
Yah the processer pops right out of the PowerBook 2000
edition real easy almost to easy, You have to remove
it i think if i remember right to install the lower
ram chip. I remember readin that the 2000 powerbook
was suppose to be a G4 under orginal design but due to
heat problems they intalled a
on 23/07/02 19:22, robin heath at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(new list member here, hello to all.)
so is the day coming (far too soon for my liking) when the newest operating
system Apple unleashes will be way too bloated to bother installing on my
old reliable 400MHz Pismo PowerBook?
On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 07:22:45PM -0400, robin heath wrote:
:
: so is the day coming (far too soon for my liking) when the newest operating
: system Apple unleashes will be way too bloated to bother installing on my
: old reliable 400MHz Pismo PowerBook?
If (NDA-breaking) rumors prove true,
If (NDA-breaking) rumors prove true, 10.2 should run much better and
even faster than previous releases. However, all PowerBooks except for
the newest revision cannot take advantage of Quartz Extreme. I don't
know how far down the road Apple intends to support Pismo. But at least
you're not
On Wed, Jul 24, 2002 at 03:55:54PM +1000, Remy Davison wrote:
: Eugene Lee:
:
: If (NDA-breaking) rumors prove true, 10.2 should run much better and
: even faster than previous releases. However, all PowerBooks except for
: the newest revision cannot take advantage of Quartz Extreme. I don't
:
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