Black Diesel
Apr 26, 11:57 AM
I had a computer crash and then I changed systems and I'm trying to consolidate several external HD's files onto one drive and get rid of all the dupicate files. I know for sure there are tons of duplicate files and we are talking several hundred gigs of data so I can't do it manually. What is the best program to identify/delete duplicate files on a MAC? (photos, excel, word, pdf's, etc.)
I'm using a 2008 iMac with 10.5.x
I don't care if i have to pay for a program as long as it's really easy to use. The file names might not be the same, so I'm looking for a program that can identify the files are identical even though the file names might not be the same.
Thanks
I'm using a 2008 iMac with 10.5.x
I don't care if i have to pay for a program as long as it's really easy to use. The file names might not be the same, so I'm looking for a program that can identify the files are identical even though the file names might not be the same.
Thanks
antsh
May 7, 03:34 AM
Ringer switch bug still present...
alukado
Apr 20, 09:59 PM
About 10 I believe . :D
getbigg21
Nov 23, 01:52 PM
yeah i definately will have to get more than that.
formatc
Jan 22, 02:17 PM
Did Apple publish a link to this? Who found it? How did they find it?
Just interested.
I've been wanting this for a long time, just don't want it to go away :)
Just interested.
I've been wanting this for a long time, just don't want it to go away :)
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crap freakboy
Sep 8, 06:35 AM
I've been told by someone I know 'in-the-trade' that AA and RAC staff are rather hit and miss. Infact, his words, 'I'd rather have a blind monkey repair my car than them morons'. Tough break on the Mini edesign, hope it gets sorted. Keep us posted.
allupons
May 4, 09:33 PM
FYI, this is on the 2011 15" mbp. I am posting it here though as I find the mac pro forum to have the most informed posters of all the forums I frequent. Thanks!
iYann
Oct 25, 09:00 PM
I'll be going too tomorrow, what time are you guys are going to there?
Do you guys pm'ing your number so we can meet up?
Kenneth
Should come around 4:30. What about you ? What's your e-mail or phone number I'll send you or text you my number.
Yann
Do you guys pm'ing your number so we can meet up?
Kenneth
Should come around 4:30. What about you ? What's your e-mail or phone number I'll send you or text you my number.
Yann
ravenvii
Sep 9, 04:53 PM
I loved the nano the second I saw it. I was set on buying one.
But then I found out it isn't compatible with Apple's AV Adapter. I'd love to put keynote presentations on the iPod and take it to class and do a presentation with it. So much more cool and easier than a laptop. So I decided, nah, I'll wait for whatever the next new "big" iPod is, be it iPod video or whatever.
But then I found out it isn't compatible with Apple's AV Adapter. I'd love to put keynote presentations on the iPod and take it to class and do a presentation with it. So much more cool and easier than a laptop. So I decided, nah, I'll wait for whatever the next new "big" iPod is, be it iPod video or whatever.
Gadget Chief
Jun 24, 10:25 AM
i waited for a couple hours this morning, the walk in line barely moved. I just called and they said theyre pretty much out and the line is still "really long" .
Looks like no phone for me for a while!
Looks like no phone for me for a while!
powergyser
Nov 20, 04:23 AM
hey folks
i heard some really nice song in a techno club several years ago but i simply don't know the name or the artist. but i still remember the the tunes. i hope you guys can help me out. i recorded some whistling and beatboxing to make it easier for you to find the songs. there are 2 songs. one is russian for sure and the other one i have no idea about. i uploaded the .wma files on megaupload. thx for you help
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I3D6THR6
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MKB4AHT3
cheers
i heard some really nice song in a techno club several years ago but i simply don't know the name or the artist. but i still remember the the tunes. i hope you guys can help me out. i recorded some whistling and beatboxing to make it easier for you to find the songs. there are 2 songs. one is russian for sure and the other one i have no idea about. i uploaded the .wma files on megaupload. thx for you help
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=I3D6THR6
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MKB4AHT3
cheers
JonasFalslev
May 4, 08:53 AM
posted in the wrong thread mate, but i will answer your question.
Jdownloader available here (http://jdownloader.org/).
Absolutely horrible ui but does the job and does it well.
+1
Jdownloader available here (http://jdownloader.org/).
Absolutely horrible ui but does the job and does it well.
+1
tkjazzer
Apr 19, 04:58 PM
Does having filevault on your drive prevent u from formatting the computer and doing a clean install of snow leopard?
I can't uninstall filrvault on tiger.
I think I need to format and install 10.6.
I don't understand who encryption works. I can still format. Correct???
I can't uninstall filrvault on tiger.
I think I need to format and install 10.6.
I don't understand who encryption works. I can still format. Correct???
fishmoose
Mar 15, 02:00 PM
Steve Jobs and My Life of Crime
Steve Jobs has taught me many things, directly and indirectly, over the years. But one of the most useful and memorable is the correct method of breaking and entering a locked executive office.
It was sometime in 1978, and Apple had recently moved into a new building on Bandley Drive in Cupertino. The building had four quadrants: northwest was Engineering, southwest was Administration, southeast was Manufacturing, and northeast was empty (for the moment) and housed a ping-pong table. Steve was working in the early evening and I was in a nearby cubicle writing technical documentation.
I don�t remember if I heard loud swearing or not, I can�t imagine there wasn�t. But Steve was late for an evening appointment and had locked his keys in his office. The administrative staff (Sherri Livingston) had gone home and he was stuck. I popped my head over the cubicle wall and he said "Espinosa, c'mover here."
What he wanted me to do was to stand on a chair, push up an acoustic tile into the suspended ceiling, hoist myself up into the ceiling space and balance on the aluminum door framing, pop out the tile on the other side, and drop into his office. Though short, nerdy and allergic to sports I was still wiry and limber, and Apple was a such a free-form place I didn�t consider that breaking into the company founder�s office was out of my job description.
It took moments, I didn�t fall and break my fool neck or twist my ankle on the eight foot drop, and after I popped the door open Steve grabbed his keys, thanked me warmly, and left. I went back to my writing with a new job skill under my belt. It came in handy several times over the years when I locked myself out of my own office after hours, and once when an Engineering VP found a large poster of John Sculley Scotch-taped to the inside of his office window. (He had Security investigate for weeks and never figured out how it was done.)
I hope that my readers can appreciate that Breaking Into Other Peoples� Offices Is Wrong and that this knowledge should be used only for good, never for evil. (And I�ve been chagrined to note that some buildings have pony walls that extend a couple feet into the ceiling space to make this trick harder.) But you should also take to heart that in any job there are always new, useful skills to be learned.
Source (http://cdespinosa.posterous.com/steve-jobs-and-my-life-of-crime)
How incredibly awesome.
Steve Jobs has taught me many things, directly and indirectly, over the years. But one of the most useful and memorable is the correct method of breaking and entering a locked executive office.
It was sometime in 1978, and Apple had recently moved into a new building on Bandley Drive in Cupertino. The building had four quadrants: northwest was Engineering, southwest was Administration, southeast was Manufacturing, and northeast was empty (for the moment) and housed a ping-pong table. Steve was working in the early evening and I was in a nearby cubicle writing technical documentation.
I don�t remember if I heard loud swearing or not, I can�t imagine there wasn�t. But Steve was late for an evening appointment and had locked his keys in his office. The administrative staff (Sherri Livingston) had gone home and he was stuck. I popped my head over the cubicle wall and he said "Espinosa, c'mover here."
What he wanted me to do was to stand on a chair, push up an acoustic tile into the suspended ceiling, hoist myself up into the ceiling space and balance on the aluminum door framing, pop out the tile on the other side, and drop into his office. Though short, nerdy and allergic to sports I was still wiry and limber, and Apple was a such a free-form place I didn�t consider that breaking into the company founder�s office was out of my job description.
It took moments, I didn�t fall and break my fool neck or twist my ankle on the eight foot drop, and after I popped the door open Steve grabbed his keys, thanked me warmly, and left. I went back to my writing with a new job skill under my belt. It came in handy several times over the years when I locked myself out of my own office after hours, and once when an Engineering VP found a large poster of John Sculley Scotch-taped to the inside of his office window. (He had Security investigate for weeks and never figured out how it was done.)
I hope that my readers can appreciate that Breaking Into Other Peoples� Offices Is Wrong and that this knowledge should be used only for good, never for evil. (And I�ve been chagrined to note that some buildings have pony walls that extend a couple feet into the ceiling space to make this trick harder.) But you should also take to heart that in any job there are always new, useful skills to be learned.
Source (http://cdespinosa.posterous.com/steve-jobs-and-my-life-of-crime)
How incredibly awesome.
rdowns
Dec 8, 02:51 AM
Damn, you snooze, you lose. If it doesn't work out, I want it.
MrWillie
Apr 22, 10:39 PM
Smashed it earlier this afternoon, and frankly, I am worn out.
MisterMe
Oct 17, 11:00 PM
Originally posted by vollspacken
yeah, they did! Unfortunately I waited till the end of September (AppleExpo Paris...) when the $200,- promo went out, because I thought new PBs would come out soon:(
...as we now know, they didn't and I have to wait till January or later to pay more for features I don't need (Superdrive, IMHO more heat due o overclocked processor to compete with intel Mhz...)
But maybe I will be suprised because by now I set my expectations so low...:D You can go to the education area of the Apple Store (http://www.apple.com/education/) where you can find prices that are somewhat lower for those available to the general public. You don't have to wait for promotions, although those may reduce your price even more.
yeah, they did! Unfortunately I waited till the end of September (AppleExpo Paris...) when the $200,- promo went out, because I thought new PBs would come out soon:(
...as we now know, they didn't and I have to wait till January or later to pay more for features I don't need (Superdrive, IMHO more heat due o overclocked processor to compete with intel Mhz...)
But maybe I will be suprised because by now I set my expectations so low...:D You can go to the education area of the Apple Store (http://www.apple.com/education/) where you can find prices that are somewhat lower for those available to the general public. You don't have to wait for promotions, although those may reduce your price even more.
tsaxer
Aug 14, 10:34 AM
Well, Digg had this two days ago...
Anyway, I wonder what impact this will have on their stock this quarter.
Anyway, I wonder what impact this will have on their stock this quarter.
a1rflow
Feb 25, 02:48 PM
touchOSC & LiveControl. Many tutorials on the interwebs.
Check out http://forum.ableton.com
Check out http://forum.ableton.com
roadbloc
Mar 31, 09:48 AM
They were awfully smug.
superbovine
Nov 28, 01:08 AM
Hello Everyone,
Is there a way to be able to have an HTML, PSD, PHP template and convert it into a Joomla compatible site? With all of the dynamic features. If this is possible, how do I do that?
Please let me know.
yes
Is there a way to be able to have an HTML, PSD, PHP template and convert it into a Joomla compatible site? With all of the dynamic features. If this is possible, how do I do that?
Please let me know.
yes
mduser63
Jan 18, 11:43 PM
Software update doesn't see the update on my 11" MacBook Air. The iDVD update did show up though...
JollyJoeJoe
Apr 13, 05:52 PM
SAS drives work fine, provided you've got the Apple RAID card.
If you opt for a third party RAID card (which is what's recommended) you have to use third party drive sleds (http://www.maxupgrades.com/istore/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_id=189%20) since the standard bays do not work with third party RAID controllers.
Will using these bay adapters to the backplane limit 6G SATA3 drives to SATA2 3G speeds? Is it possible not to get these bays and use default ones that come with the mac pro and just not use their connectors and instead run mni SAS-4x SATA multiplier and connect to the drives in the bays ? Or is going via the backplane internal channels the only option ?
If you opt for a third party RAID card (which is what's recommended) you have to use third party drive sleds (http://www.maxupgrades.com/istore/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_id=189%20) since the standard bays do not work with third party RAID controllers.
Will using these bay adapters to the backplane limit 6G SATA3 drives to SATA2 3G speeds? Is it possible not to get these bays and use default ones that come with the mac pro and just not use their connectors and instead run mni SAS-4x SATA multiplier and connect to the drives in the bays ? Or is going via the backplane internal channels the only option ?
iphone3gs16gb
Apr 21, 10:26 PM
Venus
On a more serious note, Safari for casual surfing and Skyfire for those flash videos
On a more serious note, Safari for casual surfing and Skyfire for those flash videos
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