speedyink
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what version of OS X?
Leopard
Tinkertool should do it
Ooh, sounds cool, ill google it
what version of OS X?
Tinkertool should do it
Leopard
Ooh, sounds cool, ill google it
The only thing I know of is in the developer tools, with x11 and quartz and I have never tried it, but I hear it doesn't really look that good when you change DPI settings.
http://efreedom.com/Question/3-13412/Change-DPI-OSX
It should be a tool in the quartz debug application. I don't have my macbook pro handy at the moment but I can boot it up later and check it out.
I second that motion.I think it depends what you want. I love my iPod touch, and while yes, it may be marked up a ton, it is the best device like it. For me, the Zune isn't close. It depends on what you want.
And personally, I think that if you have a problem with it, then you need to just stay away from it and don't complain, everyone can make their own decisions.
I would vote for this thread to be locked as all that will come out of this is an argument.
I second that motion.
I think it depends what you want. I love my iPod touch, and while yes, it may be marked up a ton, it is the best device like it. For me, the Zune isn't close. It depends on what you want.
And personally, I think that if you have a problem with it, then you need to just stay away from it and don't complain, everyone can make their own decisions.
I would vote for this thread to be locked as all that will come out of this is an argument.
Most people, even people who claim to be computer knowledgeable don't understand the fundamentals of how a computer system even works. They won't know what binary, bit, byte, 32bit, 64bit, kernel, shell, stacks, cycles, etc are how comprehend how they actually work.
I know, I'm being pedantic, but...but some 4 cylinder cars out perform the 6 cylinders and it is due to better engineering.
I agree threads like this should just be locked because the people who hate on Macs know the least about them, and are usually not willing to learn the differences.
So what are shell, stacks, cycles, etc?
I pretty much knew all the previous things but just couldn't figure out what the last four were.
I know, I'm being pedantic, but...
Usually this is simply a case of less weight and more turbos/"performance-enhancing-things"/aftermarker parts than actual superior engineering.
Sorry, but that is squeezing out the right to express an opinion, irrespective of whether that person knows what he's talking about or not. This subject is your forte and it must annoy you when the majority of posts are verbal diarrhoea but ............
The time for locking a thread should only be if it veers completely off topic, members slagging each other or the posts become abusive.
They will know only how to spout of specifications, which doesn't make up for what a computer is.
I agree threads like this should just be locked because the people who hate on Macs know the least about them, and are usually not willing to learn the differences.
The kernel and the shell have a direct relation, stacks are structured data, cycle is the basic operation of a CPU.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_(computing)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_(data_structure)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CPU_cycle
This analogy also applies to the Mac, as the OS is way more light weight compared to Windows. I try to not to use car analogies though as I think they don't quite parallel into the world of computers. However, a lot of people can relate to cars so often times people use them.
First and foremost I am 100% against censorship, however threads like this don't lead to anywhere productive. They also tend to bring out plenty of misinformation. Locking it would prevent further wrong information from being posted, and stop any petty arguments, but for the most part this thread has been civil I suppose. After all this is a computer forum, and should it not at least provide computer advice that is at least some what accurate?
Opinions are fine, but when a thread specifically created with extreme bias and zero facts to talk about technology is well, just not really good for the site in my opinion.