honeycrisp
Jun 17, 08:37 AM
is the phone unlocked? also what is the condition of the screen and the chrome side? I will buy it if you can wait for the payment until the first days of July when I get pay.
The screen and chrome are in great shape, no problems. The phone is not unlocked. I currently have a pending offer but the official transaction has not taken place. I will update you either way ASAP.
The screen and chrome are in great shape, no problems. The phone is not unlocked. I currently have a pending offer but the official transaction has not taken place. I will update you either way ASAP.
WardC
Aug 6, 02:45 AM
It's a security-based encryption key challenge, to test the security of 72-bit RC5 keys, to see if it can be cracked. 64-bit RC5 encryption was cracked successfully in 2002. It took them about 5 years to crack that code. They are less than 1% done cracking the 72-bit key, and they have been at it since the RC5-64 challenge ended in 2002 (8 years). About 0.9% through testing all possible keys in the keyspace to see if they match.
It's a distributed computing effort, and you run a client program on your machine, which fetches keys to test, then the cruncher tests each block of keys, and sends the data back to the server. Your stats are logged daily on a stats server, and it's a competitve contest to see who can crack the most keys. Faster machines will crack better, and the more computers you have running the client, the better.
RSA securities (the company that did security for Netscape) was originally hosting the contest with a $10,000 prize to the winner. The prize was to be split between distributed.net, the winner, the winner's team, and a voted charity organization. The winner got $1,000 and his team got $1,000 to split between themselves.
So, in sum, RC5-72 is a key-cracking challenge to test the strength and security of 72-bit key encryption. We all use 128-bit keys now for internet security, which are practically as safe as we can get. At the rate they are cracking RC5-72, it could take as much as 25 more years to finally crack it and find the matching key!!
It's a distributed computing effort, and you run a client program on your machine, which fetches keys to test, then the cruncher tests each block of keys, and sends the data back to the server. Your stats are logged daily on a stats server, and it's a competitve contest to see who can crack the most keys. Faster machines will crack better, and the more computers you have running the client, the better.
RSA securities (the company that did security for Netscape) was originally hosting the contest with a $10,000 prize to the winner. The prize was to be split between distributed.net, the winner, the winner's team, and a voted charity organization. The winner got $1,000 and his team got $1,000 to split between themselves.
So, in sum, RC5-72 is a key-cracking challenge to test the strength and security of 72-bit key encryption. We all use 128-bit keys now for internet security, which are practically as safe as we can get. At the rate they are cracking RC5-72, it could take as much as 25 more years to finally crack it and find the matching key!!
bignumbers
Jan 9, 07:52 AM
is there an internet tv link for this channel? :confused:
http://www.bloomberg.com/tvradio/tv/ then click Launch Video Player. It's a Windows Media stream. With Flip4Mac installed I'm getting the video, but no audio.
http://www.bloomberg.com/tvradio/tv/ then click Launch Video Player. It's a Windows Media stream. With Flip4Mac installed I'm getting the video, but no audio.
gadgetmonster
May 5, 03:22 PM
ok, that was my guess.......there's no other tools that will do it either?
Shanewilliams
Mar 3, 12:44 AM
Really??
Apple OC
Apr 17, 06:08 PM
go with the white ... and ditch the idea of the roses for Mom :cool:
max��
Aug 10, 07:34 AM
I have recently aquired a Macintosh Plus, it's in need of all sorts of repairs which I wonder if you guys can help with. I'm new to these old Macs so go easy! The good news is I'm good at electronics and monitors so if you need your PSU/ Monitor sorting, call me, anyway to my Mac.
1. I have no floppies for the Mac, I somehow need to figure out how to get say OS 6.08 into the machine. I am not 100% sure if the 800k drive works. I have assumed the Mac+ boots from floppy.
2. Can I boot from CDrom? Could I compile a CDrom on my XP-PC that I can use in an Apple CD-300i Plus cdrom drive on scsi? From what I've seen a special CDrom driver needs to be obtained which is one step after booting from floppy.
3. My ultimate objective is to find Alchemy and Infinity software as I want to connect the Mac+ to an old piece of musical kit I have (a sampler) and this is the only setup that works, so I'm told. Anyone know where I might find a copy of Alchemy?
Thanks in advance.1) the only way to see if the floppy drive works is to try and boot a disk, witch you will need another mac with a floppy drive to write, as i see you are England if you are willing to pay a small fee i could write you some system 6 floppy's
2) you can boot from a cd but it has to be in mac hfs and written with the rite version of apples cdrom driver
3) i will have a look and see if i have those programs but i don't think i have it, maybe you can find them on the internet
1. I have no floppies for the Mac, I somehow need to figure out how to get say OS 6.08 into the machine. I am not 100% sure if the 800k drive works. I have assumed the Mac+ boots from floppy.
2. Can I boot from CDrom? Could I compile a CDrom on my XP-PC that I can use in an Apple CD-300i Plus cdrom drive on scsi? From what I've seen a special CDrom driver needs to be obtained which is one step after booting from floppy.
3. My ultimate objective is to find Alchemy and Infinity software as I want to connect the Mac+ to an old piece of musical kit I have (a sampler) and this is the only setup that works, so I'm told. Anyone know where I might find a copy of Alchemy?
Thanks in advance.1) the only way to see if the floppy drive works is to try and boot a disk, witch you will need another mac with a floppy drive to write, as i see you are England if you are willing to pay a small fee i could write you some system 6 floppy's
2) you can boot from a cd but it has to be in mac hfs and written with the rite version of apples cdrom driver
3) i will have a look and see if i have those programs but i don't think i have it, maybe you can find them on the internet
Vapes
Apr 8, 05:32 PM
I tried both, but NETBIOS name didn't seem to work for the other computers if I recall, so just stuck to IP.
So, try to ping the IP, times out like crazy, mount the share, icmp comes back just fine.
So, try to ping the IP, times out like crazy, mount the share, icmp comes back just fine.
mashinhead
May 4, 08:02 PM
Or you could network them together via (Gigabit) Ethernet cable.
last question. meaning i boot the computer in target disk mode and connect them with an ethernet cable? that will work?
last question. meaning i boot the computer in target disk mode and connect them with an ethernet cable? that will work?
TIGERmac
Jan 27, 09:54 PM
Thanks for the quick responses!
Does anyone know of a good web resource or book available to learn more Unix code?
Your responses are appreciated.
Does anyone know of a good web resource or book available to learn more Unix code?
Your responses are appreciated.
thechidz
Nov 26, 09:20 PM
I'd just like it to be in perfect working condition, let me know if you've got one.
Thanks!
Kyle
I think all iPhones are unlockable arent they? Why not just buy a new one?
Thanks!
Kyle
I think all iPhones are unlockable arent they? Why not just buy a new one?
R94N
Aug 28, 03:06 AM
I know this is terrible research, but a quick Google search didn't bring up much...
Consultant
Dec 27, 02:12 PM
That should be easy if all sites combine to 15-20k hits per day.
I am doing >5k per day hits on a cheap shared plan, although moving to something better.
I am doing >5k per day hits on a cheap shared plan, although moving to something better.
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Supermeow
Apr 19, 01:55 AM
Hi all,
Is that really necessary to get TRIM enabled on MBA SSD? I just got new MBA ultimate that comes with Samsung SSD.
Thanks.
Is that really necessary to get TRIM enabled on MBA SSD? I just got new MBA ultimate that comes with Samsung SSD.
Thanks.
PBF
Mar 27, 11:46 AM
Bug? I would say it is the local backup that's new to 10.7 and set to on by default (System Preference > Time Mashine > Options > Local backup).
Really? Mine was off by default. Also, how do you explain the fact that before uninstalling Xcode I had 149GB of available space and after I uninstalled Xcode, it showed even less space of 113GB?
Really? Mine was off by default. Also, how do you explain the fact that before uninstalling Xcode I had 149GB of available space and after I uninstalled Xcode, it showed even less space of 113GB?
psyduckiee
Apr 6, 09:47 AM
OtterBox Defender has a built in screen protector.
Ryy
May 1, 06:17 PM
yeah esp for a machine that will be used pretty sparingly anyway from what i gather from their needs.
has 6GB of memory, 160GB HDD, i have OSX Leopard to give them looks like a 2Ghz i believe, Dual-processor
havent heard back but i think maybe 190 to 200 would be fair
yeah, that is nice that it has all the memory. Good luck grabbing it man. Hope you get a good deal.
has 6GB of memory, 160GB HDD, i have OSX Leopard to give them looks like a 2Ghz i believe, Dual-processor
havent heard back but i think maybe 190 to 200 would be fair
yeah, that is nice that it has all the memory. Good luck grabbing it man. Hope you get a good deal.
G5isAlive
Nov 11, 02:54 PM
I guess this is why the site name is macrumors not macnews... seems to be a lot of speculation gone south lately..
Krevnik
May 2, 11:54 PM
Doesn't mean that Verizon can't throttle per se. The key phrase is: subject to reasonable network management. From the forum post you even linked:
They can throttle traffic if the tower is busy or switch to metered billing, but they cannot block it.
The post seems to be focused more on if Verizon can block third-party tethering apps.
They can throttle traffic if the tower is busy or switch to metered billing, but they cannot block it.
The post seems to be focused more on if Verizon can block third-party tethering apps.
-DH
Mar 12, 09:30 PM
http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=ipad+app+for+camera+monitoring&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
-DH
-DH
Hummer
Jan 1, 06:22 PM
I'm running the program now.
Josh
Dec 21, 09:30 AM
^ Thanks!
Can do :)
The items are not in the Apple Mouse/Keyboard boxes, as they came inside the PowerMac's box, but they are in their unopened plastic packaging.
Can do :)
The items are not in the Apple Mouse/Keyboard boxes, as they came inside the PowerMac's box, but they are in their unopened plastic packaging.
eshroom
Nov 25, 12:33 PM
A foamy case like the crumpler zip-up camera cases. Should be easy enough to find.
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