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I'm trying to work up a quick vector formatted one so I can try some animation... but I can't figure out the middle... wth is that? It looks like a double quote... or a telephone... or something... On Apple's site it looks like a bunch of little aqua balls... I hate those little aqua...

You -should- be able to name a small animated .swf as .gif and IE just kinda goes with the flow...

I'd just leave the superdrive in... my external burner performs really really well on the firewire connection... which is technically faster than the internal bus.

GRRRR... i hate iLink... frickin' weak little 4 pin piece of crap connector... :P I've got your i.Link right here!

It's no less safe than the one on the right. Marathon's stuff is good... it's too bad that Apple is potentially going to DESTROY the market for their products. I mean... I'm glad we're getting mac racks... but Marathon has been doing really good business.

It makes design/UI sense... your utilities... bread and butter tools... need to be stableized. Brushed steel is more grounding and solid than Aqua. It's not that Aqua isn't great, it's that a visual cue to help people understand the difference between the tools that apple provides and...

http://sinfest.net/d/20000517.html I'll leave it up to you guys to look for the relevance and humor...

Goerge... you reek of troll. What precisely are you trying to convince me of? Have you reinstalled OS X with an HFS+ file system yet? That's your first speed problem. Until Apple works some mojo and gets their new employee (who used to work at Be) to fix some things... we're stuck with...

AG3... do you expect them to squeeze blood from a stone? Precisely what processor do you have that you would like Apple to offload the Quartz rendering onto? Your IDE chipset?

Is anyone going to bitch about having to pay for this update? :)

Welcome to the woe that is high-bandwidth USB devices. Do you also have soundsticks? oi. I keep my sticks on their own usb bus... and don't bother with anything else...

I disagree that Linux is more difficult to maintain than WinNT. I've seen Windows machines sporadically break for reasons I couldn't even hope to unravel. My redhat or openbsd machines have stayed up and running for months without issue... even with heavy use and processor load. When they...

Proms are what you make them. I went with two lesbians in denial and just has a blast in general. I danced with all the attractive exchange students, flirted around, and was really only responsible for myself.

It's very simple. The only remotely decent Macromedia application is Director... only because you can program everything and not deal with the actual application. Other than that, Macromedia = suck. Flash is VIOLENTLY counterintuitive.

'High priced' iMac? The low end one has a very nice flat panel and the same processor as the eMac for $1400. It's for home users... it's great for home users. For $400 more it has a superdrive and a faster chip (+ ram and HD). I don't think the iMac is high priced. If you balk at...

Flat panels don't make sense in a lab setting. They're too light and easily moved/stolen/knocked over. CRT displays are more feasible. So- up until now administrators were forced to choose between stripped down powermacs and cheap displays (which they couldn't get covered under their apple...

I'm confused... what else do I need to do to make it a desktop background? It's a high-res .jpg file... just toss it on your desktop.

I see this as an EXCELLENT option for my school. This is an excellent solution for art students... the original iMac's low resolution made it not an option for my GF, who was looking at getting one. The higher res will sell itself. Not to mention the much sturdier design than the flat panel...

I just checked out Maxon's site... http://www.maxonshop.com/us/ Cinema 4D go looks like a good place for people who want a 3D package that sticks to conventions but don't want to pay for all the bells and whistles they don't care about yet... it still looks like a competant 3D program...

I want to say that C4D is about $500 educational... not a cheap program, but it's much more accessible and easy to learn than other packages (esp. lightwave and maya). There are other less powerful but still good packages out there, but C4D, IMHO, is one of the better balances between zero...