Acquisition

I use a program called Acquisition, that does p2p and torrents. Otherwise, I use Bittorrent.

It is with much sadness to inform you that Bob Wood (aka Bobw) passed away in his home last night. His son informed me of the news, and said that he was found sitting in front of his Mac, he died doing what he loved most. Bob was a retired business owner, who spent time helping people with their computers. Bob's contribution will be sorely missed at Macosx.com, as his...

B cable attached to your computer. Presumeably, you already have LabView. If you don't have a prebuilt virtual instrument for a particular component of your data acquisition apparatus, you can program it within LabView. ...

Throw LimeWire out and use Acquisition. It's much better, and I trust it more ;)

When I got my first ever Sony Walkman, way back in the early 80s, I was riding home on the tram, listening to my new acquisition and had that Ian Dury tape in. ...

Here's adobe's Macromedia acquisition page: http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/acquisition.html Their official answer regarding product changes and the Macromedia purchase: "When will Adobe provide a product roadmap? Adobe has taken the first step in combining the two companies' product portfolios with the announcement of three new product bundles for design, web, and...

i had a feeling i was talking shit... the gen'ral theme you got though... and the M-Class was a shoddy american car.

Sorry Lt Major, that's just plain wrong. The Tuscaloosa plant is alive and well and churning out more Mercedes than ever, including all the M's you see over on the continent. I also find it amusing that you say most Europeans would never own an American car, yet Mercedes went out and bought Chrysler. That was no merger but an outright acquisition. But on the whole, I...

Don't forget that flash technology is being used more and more in the video acquisition world (specifically in Panasonics HVX200). This will help bring economies of scale that will bleed over into the computer world. It's not going to be overnight, but it will happen. I predict there will be a hybrid approach to begin with. Solid state for the OS and main apps, but still with...

MacWorld UK is carrying news that Symantec is suing Microsoft and trying to halt work on Vista, saying that Veritas technology is being built into Vista. http://www.macworld.co.uk/news/index.cfm?home&NewsID=14691 Another day, another law suit, eh? :rolleyes: