Dana Collins wrote:
Jeff, you need a preamp for this style microphone, particularly if it
has a long cable -
Dana is correct. It's pretty safe to ass-ume that any microphone other
than Apple's (Plain Talk?) microphone will need a preamp. Even if it has
a battery in it, it's probably a
Dan wrote:
If you don't know how to read 'em, zip 'em up and email them to me
directly (pls don't paste them into a reply here - they get re-wraped
etc by the mail system, so they cannot be easily read or searched).
Is there a website with instructions for how to interpret the panic log?
Stephen Conrad wrote:
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it
so it can be sued again?
I don't believe that US law allows one to file suit against a keyboard. ;-)
Smart-arse,
Drew
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Hello All,
I have an eMac (OS 10.4.11, 1 GB) with a large capacity external HD. It
talks to my NetGear wireless router via Airport Extreme.
I had a G4 Sawtooth (OS 10.4.11, 1.5 GB, Sonnet 1.3GHz dual proc). It
talks to my NetGear router via cat-5 cable.
Whenever I need files from the eMac's
Jonas Ulrich wrote:
Yep. Modem indeed. As a person who just recently got cable internet,
I'm very familiar with Apple's modems.
Thanks all... I knew it had to be something I wasn't using since both
machines work. ;-)
Cheers,
Drew
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Hello All,
I have 2 G4 Sawtooth computers. One is 400Mhz, the other 450Mhz. One
of them has a small card, approximately 2-1/2 X 3-1/2 mounted on the
motherboard between the Airport card slot and the PCI cars slots. There
are 2 screws holding it down, and there is a tiny cable connected to
Tina K. wrote:
On 2010/11/17 15:06, Paul Stamsen so eloquently wrote:
I don't recall which way you spell disxs.
My impression is that optical media is disc, as in Compact Disc, and
that hard drives use disks. But then I could be wrong too.
Tina
Both are variants of the same word, like
Tina K. wrote:
On 2010/11/09 10:11, Jim Scott so eloquently wrote:
It is possible to replace the flyback transformer.
I'm not familiar with a Power Mac AIO, is it similar to a G3 iMac? If
so, isn't there a potentially large jolt of current waiting to shock
someone if they don't discharge
Tina K. wrote:
On 2010/10/24 00:35, Brian Christmas so eloquently wrote:
The end of this race is a long way away yet.
The finish line is constantly being moved, there is no end.
Tina
Actually, it's more like the carrot in front of the horse's nose. As
long as the horse is willing to
Joshua Juran wrote:
. multiple cores have gone mainstream as an alternative to
increasing clock speed. Whereas a small increase in performance
costs you a large increase in power consumption and heat generation,
a reduction in performance (maybe 10 or 20%) cuts the heat and power
in
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