importString = s.substr(s.lastIndexOf("?") + 1, s.length);
Gets a substring starting from the last occurance of "?" in the string "s" to the end of the string.
splitString = importString.split("!");
creates an array "splitString" containing each fragment of "importString" which is...
Sadly it's just not gonna happen, Apple has already said the 13" MB replaced the 12" PB and 12/14" iBook models.
I wish they do what some PC laptop mfgs are doing and making the video card expandable/replacable. Then again with integrated graphics I'm sure that's simply not doable since all...
if you look at what he said, it's obvious that it's BS. The only advantage the black one has is a bigger HD, and AFAIK you can get equally spec'd black/white macbooks
http://yourtech.typepad.com/main/2006/05/its_official_no.html
It's too bad too, I <3 my little powerbook, i have a feeling the MB just won't feel the same (new keyboard, bigger, heavier, not metal)
On the plus side, wireless will be better, but I'm gonna miss this little thing when I...
as the owner of a broken nano, while it is pretty indestructable, I got a dent on the back of mine which pretty much fubared it because the battery was right underneath. It was a TINY TINY dent, but the thing got fucked up. I think i may have run into a desk corner or something when it was in...
I used macFLAC, it works pretty well, but it just gives you giant .aiff (or maybe .wav) files from what i remember. Then you have to load them in to iTunes and convert them to whatever yourself, or use lame from the command line if you're leet.
Anyway, it's about the only solution since...
i have no idea what relavance that quote has to this discussion; but following the source and argument set forth, MPlayerOSX installed just by dragging it to my apps folder.
I've had permissions randomly disappear on some of my itunes music recently. I can only think of one poorly written application that would be accessing it.
Permissions are exactly what they say they are. It's a 3 digit octal number that says who can access the file, and there is also information about who owns the file (user and group). The fact that permissions can just break like that is something that really confuses me, I don't know why ANY...
I generally use playlists for parties and when i have ppl in the car, that way I can put it on shuffle without wondering whether the chicken dance or something stupid will accidently come on.
IMHO, steve wants podcasting to become THE mainstream means of distributed content, much like radio was in the early 20th century. He seems all about giving up old technologies and riding the wave of the future, and that's just what he's doing here.
The one thing intel really has going for them is they can build Northbridge chips, and thus motherboards that don't suck. AMD has always had problems connecting the chip to the board, and they are just now starting to get their act together in that arena.
I'll have to disagree with you there. While the screen is small, it's not sharp. That is to say, there is nothing wrong with it, but when you compare it to a 1280x800 display like on the 700m's, it doesn't even compare in terms of sharpness.
like morty said, best place to start is cocoadevcentral.com, i think they have a nice simple tutorial on building your first app.
Since you don't know much programming outside of HTML, it'd be a very good idea to buy a book or take a class on the basics of OO programming, this way you get a...
I run civ3, the sims, simcity, other games like that with no problem at all on my 12" powerbook. the 15" should run them like a champ. (and hopefully civ4 once they port it)
there is also a non-short circuit AND operator, useful when you have something like
if (x<7 & ++y<3)
when you want the second one to be evaluated (in this case so a variable is incremented)
IMO, you would be better setting up regions of grass/stone/whatever, then putting entities on top of that.
e.g. grass(20,20,40,40) would have some grass from (20,20) to (40,40)
seems like a much more plausable/computationally easy way than having a giant matrix
tried that, left it plugged in for about an hour, still made the high pitched noise, resetting does nothing, and it was getting a little warm (granted it was under a blanket cause i couldn't stand the noise)
Ok so i left it sitting around for a few days when the battery went low one time, and now it's not responding at all. When i plug it in the nano makes this really high pitched sound from it's buzzer, and it's not mounting as a disk or showing up in itunes or anything. Anyone know what might be...
It's illegal considering osx86 is an apple developer release only meant to run on the developer intel G5s.
Not that i have any issues with it, but i wouldn't go playing it off as legal
For some reason the inspector in grapher isn't working anymore. If you click on an equation, it pops up with the options, but then they disappear rather quickly and leave only the little dialog box that says "Show: All"
Also the rendering of 3d graphs has slown considerably, even after a...
it manages my networking, graphics, filesystem, etc...
if you think OS's haven't made big jumps in areas other than appearance/bug fixes, you're fooling yourself
The market just isn't there for portable video players like it is for music.
You can listen to a 3 minute song pretty much whereever you are, but watching a tv episode or a movie requires a much longer time commitment.
Add to this the total lack of universiality when it comes to codecs...
a splitter is going to result in a net loss of sound quality. He's probably going to want to buy a decent external sound card if he wants 6.1 that bad.