Hope everyone is enjoying the black-Friday/cyber-Monday sales. Personally, I haven’t seen many good ones this year but I did come across this gem in my inbox. It offers an impressive 20% off all their products if you happen to own a time machine:
Hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving!
-Scott
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Some highlights from the 1994 edition:
“Mosaic is similar to Gopher but has a fancy graphical hypertext [...]
Rittenhouse is pleased to announce that we are in development of a Time Machine. Although few details are available at this time, target date for the roll out is Spring 2046. The Time Machine is expected to allow travellers to travel forwards and backwards in time. There are further details and a picture of the prototype on the Rittenhouse website and a link is below. Rittenhouse is very pleased t
At one time or another, most everyone wished he had a time machine to travel in time and see what he would look like in 20-30 years from now. With Luxand's new aging software, that's exactly what users will be able to do.
I accomplished a lot of beadwork today! I finished beading the first layer of my DeLorean time machine. I used the metallic hex-cut glass beads I found when I was in the Czech Republic. They are a little sparkly, but I think it will be okay- I'm not finished beading yet... :oAbove, you can see that I'm working in two layers - one layer of felt for the gull-wing door, and the other for the body of
So...Remember yesterday? Or early today actually. Is that right? I'm doing 2 posts in one day? I haven't done that since the crazy wedding! Well, that was about 10 or so posts in one day. Okay, lets get back on track here. Yesterday/Today/Whenever, I said I hadn't gotten many awards and low and behold Chris from Chris Wood's Blog (where else?) had started making an award for me about a year ago. A
Released: July 22, 2008Rating: 2 ½ GunsThe name Darren Hayes may not register at first, but his songs will. Darren was one half of Savage Garden and had huge hits with “I Knew I Loved” and “Truly, Madly, Deeply”.Once Savage Garden broke up, Darren didn’t stay home, he created a successful solo career. Darren has sold over 26 million albums and had five number one singles. Also a smart b
Shekhar Kapur plans to revive 20-year-old project, Time Machine, and ropes in Ranbir Kapoor as the lead. After lying in the cans for more than 20 years, Time Machine, Shekhar Kapur's prestigious project will finally see the light of day.Originally starring Aamir Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, Dimple Kapadia and Raveena Tandon in lead roles, the film was shelved after the producers ran into financial trou
Shekhar Kapur's Time Machine with Aamir Khan and Raveena Tandon never really took off and was stuck in limbo for eternity (pardon the pun). However now the director is keen to revive the project with current heartthrob Ranbir Khan.Says an industry insider:“Shekhar has been keen on making a film in India for a long time now. He is working on Time Machine's script with the original wri
So I’ve been working hard on the redraft of The Woodsman and managed to tidy up a major character’s exit without too many headaches.
However, it’s the 11th June today and my self imposed deadline of the 15th looks increasingly unrealistic. The structural changes were, on delving into the manuscript, far more substantial than I thought [...]
To A Friend's Honor The bay was sparkling silver in the hazy dusk; a ship merged with a black-blue hill in the distance and disappeared into its dark folds. Alsancak was starting to light up as night fell, and the music inside the Karisma Bar and Cafe changed to a mix of techno and belly dancing. Neco prodded me, 'What you t'ink, Chrystyna?' I glanced at him and flashed him a guilty grin. I was th
This amazing screensaver has been developed by bodysoulspirit, it’s just beautiful, I love it so much I think it should have been bundled with Leopard by Apple.
Download it here.
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Blog about Mac Computers, Apple Product and Design (from Photography, to Architecture). Embedded videos, apple commercials, photos, news, download links, a lot of tips and tricks, tutorials. Anythin
He described the time machine on several occasions. In an early post, he described it as a "stationary mass, temporal displacement unit powered by 2 top-spin, dual positive singularities", producing a "standard off-set Tipler sinusoid", The earliest post was more explicit, saying it contained:2 magnetic housing units for the dual micro singularitiesAn electron injection manifold to alter mass and
I had found a PHP program that has the time machine. This is very simple program with mktime () and date () functions.
To do this, you must make first HTML form for the adoption of the name of the user and the number for to go further days (ie Future).
The code is as follows:
<form action [...]
Surviving the disintegration of backpack rap, L.A. based rappers Time Machine may have finally found the sound to be down with the in crowd. “The Groove That Just Won’t Stop” has that hypnotizing disco funk that, as the video suggests, soundtracks a typical Saturday night. I mean lets face it, five days of work, one [...]
Ci sono novità riguardanti Time Machine, come sapete Time Machine è lo strumento incluso in Mac OS X Leopard il quale permette di recuperare tutti i file che accidentalmente si sono cancellati o danneggiati.
Tutto ciò perchè Time Machine crea dei Backup giornalieri che permettono quindi di recuperare tutto ciò che è stato perduto, questo strumento [...]
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Okay, the Time Machine / AirPort Extreme situation is now officially ridiculous. TidBITS’s Glenn Fleishmann is reporting that Apple’s confirmed to him that the Extreme is unsupported for use with Time Machine, even though the latest batch of updates enable AirPort Disks to show up in the Time Machine disk-selection box. Fleishmann [...]
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Okay, the Time Machine / AirPort Extreme situation is now officially ridiculous. TidBITS’s Glenn Fleishmann is reporting that Apple’s confirmed to him that the Extreme is unsupported for use with Time Machine, even though the latest batch of updates enable AirPort Disks to show up in the Time Machine disk-selection box. Fleishmann [...]
Filed under: Storage, Networking
Okay, the Time Machine / AirPort Extreme situation is now officially ridiculous. TidBITS’s Glenn Fleishmann is reporting that Apple’s confirmed to him that the Extreme is unsupported for use with Time Machine, even though the latest batch of updates enable AirPort Disks to show up in the Time Machine disk-selection box. Fleishmann [...]
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A trip down memory lane with Scott Jones playing live in the early 1990's...and one more recent clip from 2003.
Scott Jones - LIVE 1991
Scott Jones - LIVE 1990 Part 2
Scott Jones - 1991 Tunisia solo excerpt
Scott Jones short solo clip from 1990
Scott Jones - short solo clip from 1990 part 2
Scott Jones - Equinox solo 1990
Scott Jones - Stormy Monday solo LIVE 2003
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Download (rapidshare)Download (sharebee)VBR / 40mbYear: 2008Label: self-releasedcassetteswontlisten.commyspace.com/cassetteswontlistenSimilar artists: Fischerspooner, Death Cab For CutieCassettes Won't Listen is a brainchild and a solo project of a NY-based multi-instrumentalist Jason Drake. On his first ever physical release, Small-Time Machine, Drake sounds much like solar-powered electrified version of Death Cab For Cutie. There's nothing extraordinary fresh about his music, no, but it's not essentially bad. Drake's sweet electronic pop smoothly enters your body system and gently clears it of chemical waste your more experimental sounds might have left. Firstly, i thought I would leave it after the first listen, but then you get this feeling you want to hear it again... and again... Dra
Imagine if you could play with time. Where would you go, what would you see? Imagine no longer, Time Machine breaks through the time barrier and takes you on an incredible journey to see the world as you have never seen it before.As time is crushed from centuries into seconds, we can see the shaping of the planet. Watch the mighty Himalayas and the Grand Canyon form in front of your very eyes and discover the hidden forces that created them. See why crocodilesbecame stranded when the Sahara turned to desert; and what mysteriousforce shaped the Great Sphinx. The length of our live limits our understanding of time and the way we see our planet, but if we warp time we can begin to reveal what is really going on.We witness the forces that are tearing our continents apart, and discover the shoc
Los parches de Apple lanzados ayer nos trae una nueva función inesperada: Time Machine puede ver los discos duros conectados a través de un Airport Extreme.La función significa que puedes tener la misma funcionalidad que un Time Capsule pero mucho más barato: un Airport Express, y un disco duro externo conectado vía el puerto USB. [...]
After the release of today's Time Machine and Airport update, several readers report that Time Machine now supports backups to USB drives connected to your Airport Extreme basestation. This configuration essentially reproduces the functionality of Apple's Time Capsule product.
Long an advocate for backing up the data on your Mac, Glenn Fleishman (seattletimes.com) believes he’s finally found the “no-fuss backup system.” It arrived with Time Machine. Part of Mac OS X Leopard, Time Machine “lets you back up your Macintosh with the least fuss combined with [the] greatest access of any archiving system I’ve [...]
Macworld Expo Apple today renewed its AirPort Extreme BaseSation Wi-Fi router, adding in a "server grade" hard drive to convert it into a network-attached storage box dubbed the Time Capsule.As the name suggests, it's designed to work with Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard's Time Machine automatic sequential facility. Like the drive-less AirPort Extreme BaseSation, Time Capsule has a USB port on the back which can take an external hard drive and make it available over the network too. The 19.7 x 19.7 x 36.3cm unit has dual-band 802.11n on board - the 2.4GHz band and the less crowded, wider 5GHz band - and four Gigabit Ethernet ports, one of them for hooking up an internet modem. Two models will go on offer: a 500GB unit for $299/£199 and a terabyte product for $499. Both are set to ship in Februa
I have always been aware of the importance of backing up work but up until recently it was always one of those little jobs that I didn’t quite get round to doing often enough, my setup was a 160 GB Formac external hard drive attached to my old eMac. While I didn’t have any problems with the Formac drive it had a built in fan which made the drive ridiculously noisy, also despite it’s relatively small storage size of 160 GB the drive was physically big - it took up a footprint of just under an A4 piece of paper and was the height of 2 and a half dvd cases laid flat. Because of it’s design it couldn’t really be stood on it’s end which would have saved a lot of desk space.
Having upgraded my iMac to OS X Leopard it made sense to use it’s built in backup application Time Machine, but to get the most out of it I realised I would need a bigger and better external hard drive. I decided early on that I wanted the drive to have more storage space than the iMac’s 500 GB internal h
This tutorial will take you step by step through using the new Time Machine feature of OS X 10.5, Leopard.
External hard drives are continuing to drop in price. There’s really no reason not to have one. Or two. The comfort of knowing that all of your files are being continually backed up - automatically - is well worth the cost. With the inclusion of Time Machine to Leopard, I no longer have to use Mozy as my backup solution (but I do, because having two backups is better than one). Anyway - here are the step by step instructions to setting up and using Time Machine.
Start by clicking the Time Machine icon from your dock (or Applications list)
Since this is the first time Time Machine is being opened, you’ll be prompted to set it up. Click the Set Up Time Machine button to continue.
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Make sure that the Time Machine ’slider’ is set to ON, and then click the Choose Backup Disk… button.
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Select the drive you wa
Some members of the Open Source community have taken such a shine to Time Machine, they have been working on bringing the feature to Linux, even while some Mac users are complaining about problems with the technology. Dubbed Flyback, the project has been working on developing an rsync-based GUI solution for Linux with Time Machine [...]
If you're running Leopard and you've got an external hard drive, you will back up your data, even if that wasn't your intention when you bought the drive or plugged it into your Mac. That's because Leopard's system snapshot mechanism, Time Machine, is dead simple to enable—and Leopard prompts you to turn it on the moment you plug in your FireWire drive. You'll think, "why not?" and why not indeed
Today I thought a trip in a time machine back to 1939 would be good. Getting tired of the war in Iraq. I think the Civil War's outcome was much better (freed slaves).
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"Time Machine shows the influence of the 80s music in Rick's style. This is an album which has got one of the best moments from the keyboard wizard, and for the ones that haven't listened to the album, you should try to listen to songs like Ice, Angel of Time, Make me a Woman and Custer's Last Stand. Here comes a great album with great performances and great
Is it just me or does anyone else feel this kind of technology should be left alone?
But prepare to be blown away, this Brotha right here has a feasible blueprint for a Time Machine and it looks like it just might work. I couldn’t explain it to you if I tried, so watch the explanatory video after the jump. (more…)
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Chitale Enterprises Time Machine v1.61 S60v3 OS 9.1It laid more advanced alarm clock, stopwatch and countdown timer.Additional opportunities alarm is the fact that each can be budilniku prilepity comment. It is possible to configure the device on different days of the week or even every few weeks. The code enacted 41319Right Click and save asDOWNLOAD LINK
If this post seems not useful, then you should look closer or Daddy will kick your ass! All right! now i remembered that there was a famous disco song named Daddy Cool by Boney M and did you hear the cover of Placebo. If you heard, you would laugh to Brian Molko's voice with your ass, child.
Placebo - Daddy Cool
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"Time Machine" was co-written by Boy George and Amanda Ghost (she co-wrote "You're Beautiful" for James Blunt, the biggest worldwide hit of 2005). This is George's first commercial release in over 8 years.The track is a dark, epic duet which combines Amanda's sultry vocals and Boy George's classic soulful voice. Time Machine
I was going thru some Nipsey Russell information on the internet. God bless the information age. I was intrigued because I saw him on The Match Game on the Game Show Network. I dunno. I like the show because it’s fun to try and guess how many drinks they all ...
I was going thru some Nipsey Russell information on the internet. God bless the information age. I was intrigued because I saw him on The Match Game on the Game Show Network. I dunno. I like the show because it's fun to try and guess how many drinks they all ...
