Could it be run through an Apple emulator on a PC?
Chris Reeves wrote:
Years ago (1986) I and another person helped write software for a city to do
waterbilling. It processes out their bills and generates them on cards to
send out to all of the people in the small town.Over the weekend, the
At 18:14 6/6/2005, Chris Reeves, wrote:
>Years ago (1986) I and another person helped write software for a city to do
>waterbilling. It processes out their bills and generates them on cards to
>send out to all of the people in the small town.Over the weekend, they let
>it be known that the
What's funny is all the people at places like macnn.com, etc. who still
doubt the news, believe apple has lost it's soul, it's all a bluff, etc.
etc. etc.
I don't know exactly where apple is heading (this doesn't mean OS/X on any
PC architecture; apple's proprietary CMOS will guarantee that for
Chris,
Have
you tried any of the x86 emulators for II-GS? I found a number of them on the
web, but they all pretty much seem to force you to make your own ROM from the
ROMS in a hardware II-GS which I don't have.
There
are DOS, OS/2, WIN32, Linux, MAC, etc emulators out there.
http:/
At 07:14 PM 6/6/2005, Chris Reeves typed:
Years ago (1986) I and another person helped write software for a city to
do waterbilling. It processes out their bills and generates them on cards
to send out to all of the people in the small town.Over the weekend,
they let it be known that the
I use flashget and live with the adware since its just inside of
flashget. As far as I can tell its unmatched in speed and ease of use.
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I am looking for a download manager that is compatible with IE and Firefox
under XP, comes without adware or spyware, and, preferably, is free. Any
recommendations?
At 03:22 PM 06/06/2005, Brian Weeden wrote:
Wow. Pretty huge. Link to live updating blog from wwdc:
http://www4.macnn.com/macnn/wwdc/05/
I guess this means either MS is going to get some competition, or Apple is
going to be crushed like bug (like everyone else who competes against
MS.) Ri
Years ago (1986) I and another person helped write software
for a city to do waterbilling. It processes out their bills and generates
them on cards to send out to all of the people in the small town. Over
the weekend, they let it be known that the software would need an upgrade..
they h
Was at my local Microcenter, noticed a retail branded adaptec CPU cooling
kit with fan and heatsink. Nothing special. Very odd.
http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0188893
http://microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0188894
ripped files played fine
At 01:36 PM 6/6/2005, Winterlight Poked the stick with:
At 12:11 PM 6/6/2005, you
wrote:
been playing with it the last
hour, ripped one of my dvd's which it rips full size and nero recode says
it is still copy protected so I assume it only makes a full copy
protected copy
At 12:11 PM 6/6/2005, you wrote:
been playing with it the last hour, ripped one of my dvd's which it rips
full size and nero recode says it is still copy protected so I assume it
only makes a full copy protected copy.
try playing it after you copy it ... I don't think it will play
so
Probably means it still has macrovision on it. CSS is what prevents
it from being copied digitally from the disc, Macrovision is what
prevents the video stream from the DVD player being fed into a VCR.
There should be a little flag in the options menu to remove
Macrovision as you decrypt.
--
Bri
been playing with it the last hour, ripped one of my dvd's
which it rips full size and nero recode says it is still copy protected
so I assume it only makes a full copy protected copy.
so where is their beef
am I missing something ?
this will burn iso's of cd's also ?
more play time
fp
A
I played around with a big Mac in the London Apple store the other weekend,
I was seriously impressed. I've not used a Mac in about 4 years, and the
ones I used then were horrible (old style iMac's with OS9 )
This one had a massive spec, dual large widescreen TFT screens and loaded
with everything
The precedent set by the Betamax court case and the "fair use" clause
of copyright law says that you can make a backup copy. However, the
DMCA makes it illegal to circumvent ANY cryptologic copy protection.
All of the DVD rippers out there work by breaking the CSS copy
protection on the DVD, most
Wow. Pretty huge. Link to live updating blog from wwdc:
http://www4.macnn.com/macnn/wwdc/05/
Link to the discussion on Slashdot:
http://apple.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/06/06/1752234&tid=118&tid=179&tid=3
--
Brian
Pretty much. Basically, backups, under the law, are technically legal (as to
not distribute)
But, the process of reverse engineering the encryption code is illegal.
CW
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From: Rob Finger HWG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 13:16:01 -0500
To: The Hardware List
The one thing I'll say is, DVD-Decrypter, for non-DVD purposes, was one of the
better ISO burning tools out there. I used it to make copies of my BartPE, and
other discs that I'd make, because it's so lightweight and low on system
resources.
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From: FORC5 [EMAIL PROTECT
What I don't understand (I am not very knowledgeable on this subject) is
the law says you can make a legal copy of a DVD you own but there is no
way to actually make a copy legally. Am I right in saying that?
FORC5 wrote:
that said guess I better have a copy for my archives :{) even though I
that said guess I better have a copy for my archives :{)
even though I haven't used it
fp
:'(
At 09:26 AM 6/6/2005, Chris Reeves Poked the stick with:
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/11914
CW
--
Tallyho ! ]:8)
--
If it wasn't for our lungs there wouldn't room for smog.
I get a few mags for the "Executive Suite" for free: Baseline, PC Gamer,
Gamepro, gamedeveloper. Have offers for more but have been lazy about
signing up for the free subs. CMP has a link somehwere for professional
courtesy copies which I is the only reason I get any mags.
Then there's the for
Very sad. But even though they won this battle, they will lose the
war. Eventually.
--
Brian
http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/11914
CW
I got the impression it wasn't lazy guys, but those trying to slant
the test, who were the problem.
On 6/3/05, Gary VanderMolen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When the bad/lazy guys catch on, they will simply rate half the
> questions as "5" and the other half as "1", resulting in an
> overall avera
I could not get past 12 seconds
:{(
At 06:00 AM 6/6/2005, Bobby Heid Poked the stick with:
20.429 secs! Woo
hoo!
1st time was about 0.49 secs - lol.
Bobby
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20.429 secs! Woo hoo!
1st time was about 0.49 secs - lol.
Bobby
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FORC5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> more wasted
I don't think that you are talking about developer mags, but if you are, I
like MSDN.
Bobby
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