Originally Posted by I DONT PASS
you gay doggie/ whats wrong with letting him start earlyOriginally Posted by VanillaGorillaDX
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3145Originally Posted by Wooly Willy
Does anyone know a way to block websites on firefox/safari or any good programs that can do this? my little bro uses my mac sometimes and i don't want him stumbling across some pr0n sites
The first question I would also appreciate a good answer for. Now for running windows on a MBP you can either use bootcamp which you can use fromthe system install disk or you can use Parallels or my personal favorite; VM Ware fusion 2.0. The difference is having to either restart the computer and haveit boot into windows or having the option of running windows and Mac OSX at the same time. VMW allows you to do so and still remains very fast.
Originally Posted by KayEyeNjee
The first question I would also appreciate a good answer for. Now for running windows on a MBP you can either use bootcamp which you can use from the system install disk or you can use Parallels or my personal favorite; VM Ware fusion 2.0. The difference is having to either restart the computer and have it boot into windows or having the option of running windows and Mac OSX at the same time. VMW allows you to do so and still remains very fast.Yaaa diggg???
Apple reinstates matte display option on 15-inch MacBook Pro, charges $50 for it
by Darren Murph posted Aug 11th 2009 at 5:24AM
We'd heard just under a month ago that Apple was mulling the possibility of adding matte display options to more than just its flagship 17-inch MacBook Pro, and lo and behold, it seems the anti-glare revolution has begun. Starting now (like, right now), those in the market for a new unibody 15-inch MacBook Pro can order one directly from Apple with an anti-glare widescreen display, packing 1,440 x 900 pixels and a LED backlight. Sadly, the privilege will run you an extra $50 over the traditional mirrored glossy panel, and it will replace that svelte borderless look present on glossy MBPs with a silver frame bezel (check here to see just what we mean). A brief look around Apple's international sites also shows it available elsewhere in the world for similar amounts, though we're still curious as to what machine will be next in line for the upgrade, er, "option."
Even tho I've never had an issue with the glossy screen (I prefer it for richer and deeper colors)to Apple for listening to the people.
Just wait for Snow Leopard that is suppose to release in Sept and spend the $30, like everyone else will.
Originally Posted by dyzzle
virtual dj please? da doc
or anything better than virtual dj?
Yea I need it for school so idk whether I should pull the trigger now or wait till holiday seasonOriginally Posted by LittlePeteWrigley
This hasn't really been determined yet. Apple recently updated their MacBooks in June so it may be awhile.
If you don't need one immediately, wait and see if Apple might update the line for the holidays. With all these rumors about Blu-Ray in the upcoming iTunes 9, I'd try to hold out. Apple is holding an event the week of Sept. 7, though this may likely be an iPod/iTunes only event.
Wait and see if they announce one for Macs (in the past, they've updated their cpu's around November).
A MacBook with Blu-Ray would be
