Search results

I don't know exactly what’s going on there but if you have the time and money (not much) I suggest you get a drive enclosure which supports Firewire. Then you can boot from your external drive. I have the same Powerbook and I'm really glad I can boot from externals, I use two of them as...

That's almost always the problem when Safari crashes. Input managers. My brother in law was without Safari for a long time because of crashes. Over Thanksgiving they asked if I could have a look at it. First thing I saw in the crash log was input managers. Took them out and it was fine...

Did you know that gmail has rss feeds? You can subscribe to your accounts with a feed reader like Vienna and check them all at once.

You can do all kinds of fancy things like that with TextSoap. It may suit your needs or maybe not.

I follow the BBEdit talk group (I own BBEDIT). It seems as if some TextMate users have switched back to BBEdit. In it's latest iteration it's damn good but you know that some people will always have complaints. If you're not in a hurry it seems that BareBones often has sales at year end where...

Minefield updates automatically (it prompts you with a notice). WebKit requires you to click the download link and then copy the app from the disk image to the destination. I usually just quit WebKit at least once a day and restart it, if there's a new nightly available (and there usually is)...

It is faster than Firefox and I've not had any major problems with it. There have a been a few minor text gliches which the nightlies seem to have fixed. I over-rode all the compatibility issues with the plugins I use and they all work. But before you write off Safari read this: Safari 3.1.2 -...

If it's working as she says: A simple traceroute in terminal should show the router's IP address, like so... traceroute to macosx.com (67.228.13.170), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets 1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 2.660 ms 23.535 ms 4.511 ms That's a WRT54G

Or Command - L, my personal favorite.

You can choose any (or all of them). I specifically set up one to point to the top level htdocs directory, that way I can traverse the entire directory structure. If you choose a domain which points to a lower level obviously you'll only be able to access files from that point down since...

It might be more reasonable than you'd expect. The more powerful machines place a heavier load on the power supply and there are more space constraints due to them cramming more stuff into a small structure. So they may well run closer to the edge on the power supply specs than they would if...

Blue Harvest

:rolleyes: How about he deletes the ones he doesn't want?

You can buy the parts. Try ifixit.com , they may have them. If they don't someone else will, Apple service centers for sure.

I never tried using the subdomain as you are. It doesn't work for me either, it tries to mount as an afp server. I have a domain name pointed to the root level (the same point http://s944xxxxxx.onlinehome.us takes you) and I use that, eg http://mydomain.com:81. That works just fine, I see it...