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i experience slowdowns as well sometimes, and very often they're caused by external links on webpages, for instance to some stat-counter server. but often it also help to just do apple+. (stop) and then apple+r (reload). this is especially usefull when the page initially has a hard time loading..

a bug in webkit/safari caused some really nice effects. i could reproduce the bug for any website, until i did a system-reboot. here's some screendumps. you can watch them in quicktime player, if they don't play make sure the transport settings in QT-systremprefs are set to port 80...

is the NIC that connects you to the internet the only one that's up? i do a lot of network related stuff, and i learned it's always a good idea to only enable the interface(s) you're using.. so i configured a long list of 'locations', one for each situation. i've found that some software...

sorry to be unorthodox, but i'd just throw that keyboard in a tub with warm water, flush the whole thing some times, leave it in there for a while (hours?), replace the water with fresh (warm) water, and leave it a while again, take it out, shake the water out, leave it to dry for a long time...

i have good experiences with the alchemy card. i'd just plug the arial socket in, and start tuning. for clarity; you do have a pci-card; the miglia alchemy TV (dvr)? because you with that you won't recieve digital TV, the card just digitizes the analog TV-signal, so that you can whatch and...

hi, after my powerbooks' graphics-card died, a friend gave me his old ti-book with broken screen. with some modding i replaced his broken screen with my functioning screen and voila, there was a happy mac. eventhough my screen has a native resolution of 1152x768, and the DVI-Tibook one of...

ok, the problem solved itsself somehow.. the sad thing is that i don't know what caused it in the first place, and now i don't know why it's gone... i'm not surprised at all the problem is gone, it's just a pitty i don't have a logical explenation. i don't believe anymore that computers are...

well, i asume that it has something to do with the bios/firmware. i remember having similar problems with a wificard on a vaio with debian. if anyone knows where to fix this problem... i would very much appreciate! thanks. . arri

hi, after finally installing tiger on my beloved pismo it started to behave strange. if it has been put to sleep for awhile, at the moment i wake it up, the whole machine freezes appearantly because it can't find its' harddrive. restarting won't help, it'll show the missing system-folder...

the screens are different. the 2nd generation 550 mhz pb has a 1152x768 resolution, and the 3rd generation 667 mhz g4 pb a resolution of 1280x854. apart from that, the graphics-chip seems to be the same (ATI Radeon 7500 Mobility) but the 3rd gen. has 32Mb vram instead of the 16 in the 2nd...

or see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.4/en/mh1798.html

hi all i have a 550Mhz powerbook g4 with a toasted graphics-card, which will sometimes show cristal-clear image, and sometimes Mondriaan-like graphical patterns inbstead of the desktop. and sometimes it won't even boot. then i also have a 667Mhz powerbook g4, 2nd generation with DVI-video with...

i think the ampersand indeed puts the process to the background, so that that you get your promt back, and can do other stuff in the same terminal-session, but you can't close the window. i think i've seen someone do this once.. but i forgot.. thanks anyway.

hi it must be possible: run some app from the commandline, using an argument that makes it possible that the app runs on it's own, so i can close the terminal-session, without shutting down the app. how do i do that?

DataRescueX can do that (for $99,- ) http://www.prosofteng.com/products/data_rescue.php

hi all, after having trouble printing from winXP to a shared printer on an OSX machine, i thought to post my findings, as i didn't really quickly find an answer on these fora, but found very helpfull info on a website. my problem: i wanted to print from a windowsXP machine, on a shared...

hmm. a bit clearer, but are you going to stream live stuff, like a TV-show, or serve on-demand files? VLC/VLS could probably do that, but my knowledge is limited to streaming files or desktop on the local network with VLC. so cant't really help you much with that. but if you have access...

this 17% is really an avarage especially with graphics/rendering the increase can be much more than that and in other cases there might not be a difference at all

1) i don't know 2) that's not posible.. beamers have a limited resolution, say 1024x768 or 1280x1024 for an expensive one.. they're not by far close to slide-projectors, which are limited in resolution only by the grain of the slides. so i'd scan them on a resolution at which the resulting...

isn't final cup pro very dependent on graphics hardware these days (for realtime editing) ? in that case it could be worth investigating the differences