Go to finder Apple+KFinray wrote:
Okay I can see the Macbook from my Windows 7 PC, but can't see the Win7 from Mac. I thought this was just supposed to work?
savegames not stored in user foldermtb0minime wrote:
Gonna reformat this weekend, my comp is a bit overdue for one. I've backed up my user folder, anything else important I might miss?
-doneFloppY_ wrote:
savegames not stored in user foldermtb0minime wrote:
Gonna reformat this weekend, my comp is a bit overdue for one. I've backed up my user folder, anything else important I might miss?
firefox settings folder (if you use FF)
games you "aquired" via LAN meaning you don't have the ISO or similar...
Yeah as far as I know you just get the disc in a paper-sleve rather than the fine and dandy retail box...Tdog2007 wrote:
Odd ?, but what is the difference between the retail windows 7 software and the win7 for system builders? Is it the same, just without a manual and the pretty box?
windows 7 ultimate has the same features as windows 7 enterprise. the only difference is enterprise can be volume licensed.Tdog2007 wrote:
Odd ?, but what is the difference between the retail windows 7 software and the win7 for system builders? Is it the same, just without a manual and the pretty box?
That's not what I meant. I mean is there a diff between, say, win7 home retail and win7 home for system builders. As in, is it only good for a certain time, features shut off over time, etc.burnzz wrote:
windows 7 ultimate has the same features as windows 7 enterprise. the only difference is enterprise can be volume licensed.
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/4989/win7versions.jpg
thanks for the input. I'll wait for some more input on the matter because I'd love to only spend $100 on the OEM one instead of $200 (or w/e) for retailFloppY_ wrote:
Yeah as far as I know you just get the disc in a paper-sleve rather than the fine and dandy retail box...
Last edited by Tdog2007 (2010-06-19 13:13:44)
Difference between OEM and retail is you can uninstall retail from one pc and put it onto another, OEM is a one use thing (not including formatting and repairing)Tdog2007 wrote:
That's not what I meant. I mean is there a diff between, say, win7 home retail and win7 home for system builders. As in, is it only good for a certain time, features shut off over time, etc.burnzz wrote:
windows 7 ultimate has the same features as windows 7 enterprise. the only difference is enterprise can be volume licensed.
http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/4989/win7versions.jpgthanks for the input. I'll wait for some more input on the matter because I'd love to only spend $100 on the OEM one instead of $200 (or w/e) for retailFloppY_ wrote:
Yeah as far as I know you just get the disc in a paper-sleve rather than the fine and dandy retail box...
True from what I have heard...Tdog2007 wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116754&cm_re=windows_7-_-32-116-754-_-Product
There's a review (1st one for me right on that page) saying that if you change mobos to just call the 800 # and get it reset/switched/whatever.
True/False?
Last edited by FloppY_ (2010-06-19 14:12:40)
True, I had to swap out my motherboard as of a fault and when I called them up, they were fine.FloppY_ wrote:
True from what I have heard...Tdog2007 wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116754&cm_re=windows_7-_-32-116-754-_-Product
There's a review (1st one for me right on that page) saying that if you change mobos to just call the 800 # and get it reset/switched/whatever.
True/False?
Just don't tell them that you "upgraded" your motherboard.. say the old one broke and you replaced it
I am not using Firefox 3.0.1;MEGAUPLOAD, that doesnt even exist, what the fuckNot available for Firefox 3.0.1;MEGAUPLOAD
I don't know the specs but it looks like a standard compact pocket cam with a lens attached tbh...Computer_Guy wrote:
What do you guys think of the Sony NEX camera series? Does it compare with todays DSLRs?
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/mult … 60008c.jpg
Last edited by Wallpaper (2010-06-22 01:06:08)
I think it's similar to my Z5Wallpaper wrote:
Theyre a definite step up from point and shoots because it has a larger sensor, which also makes bokeh possible (though, not a whole lot). NEX and similar cameras are slower than SLRs, much more limited in respect to lenses, poorer battery life and less expandability. Theyre great for some who just want a little more than a camera for snaps, but I dont think they are really worth it. Not to mention they are harder to DIY mod for various purposes
If youre worried about size, theyre good. Or if you dont mind a bit of extra bulk, a low level DSLR with a 50mm slapped on it wouldnt be bad either
EDIT: DO WANT, but I feel guilty spending so much on photography in the last month http://www.mpex.com/browse.cfm/4,14648.html
I have absolutely no idea what that meant, but ok...Wallpaper wrote:
EVIL (stupid acronym) and 4/3rds cameras have bigger sensors as compared to the one you posted. Z5 and similar cameras use a P&S sensor; 5.75 x 4.31 mm. 4/3rds cameras use much larger sensors, ~18.0 x 13.5 mm
Last edited by FloppY_ (2010-06-22 01:33:57)
Just to nitpick, because it's photography. Bokeh is the "quality" of the out of focus blur. It's usually described in rather qualitative terms. eg "That Canon 85L produces rather creamy bokeh, as you'd expect for a lens that costs 2,500 bucks". There is a correlation with bokeh and the type of aperture in the lens (among other things) - a lens with a circular aperture will produce bokeh that looks a lot better than bokeh made by a cheap lens with 5 aperture blades.Wallpaper wrote:
Theyre a definite step up from point and shoots because it has a larger sensor, which also makes bokeh possible (though, not a whole lot). NEX and similar cameras are slower than SLRs, much more limited in respect to lenses, poorer battery life and less expandability. Theyre great for some who just want a little more than a camera for snaps, but I dont think they are really worth it. Not to mention they are harder to DIY mod for various purposes
If youre worried about size, theyre good. Or if you dont mind a bit of extra bulk, a low level DSLR with a 50mm slapped on it wouldnt be bad either
EDIT: DO WANT, but I feel guilty spending so much on photography in the last month http://www.mpex.com/browse.cfm/4,14648.html
