Recent content by ezra

NASA does use G4's for some of their supercomputing power these days. They cluster them with Black Lab Linux. http://www.blacklablinux.com/

I do not work here, I work with Maxon, and the serial number that is circulating around is a beta serial number, meaning it is a beta that is being passed around. He's not giving me any usefull information, our current beta's are far beyond what is circulating around illegaly. We also have over...

You don't need to explain yourself, we know not everyone can afford the packages We're more concerned that the private beta's we release are also relesed with documentation warning of areas to be carefull, and these never make it to the public with these illegal copies. Just keep in mind that...

First off, don't you dare try to tell me how to do my job. I have a boss for that, which is obviously much more qualified to do that. You should also pay attention to what the thread is about before you chime in. He's using private, and illegal beta's not public beta's. If they were public then...

Well, when you work with a software developer for awhile, you learn to weed out the real problems. In this case, I work for one of the companies to which he named as one of the apps he's launching. Secondly because I'm pretty sure the rest are all either hacked or beta's, and not reliable. You...

Yeah, but which ones? I'll tell you what, if you can scan a random page from each of the manuals, including OS 10.1, I'll believe and consider your problem to be legit. Until then I'll just chalk it up to opperator error. I think we should just leave it at that since we all know it works well on...

It could be a lot of things considering how a lot of people go about their business these days. He could also have cheap memory and HD's. Cheap memory will cause this kind of behavior, especially with memory intensive applications such as the ones on his list.

Noticed that most of your apps are very common on Carracho, and Carracho is on your list. Carracho is not exactly the most reliable source for clean apps or OS's. I'm not saying your pirating software, but I would wager on the side that you probably are like everyone else here. You might want to...

OK, that makes more sence.

Hmm, I beleive 85% sure that what I quit was the Code Fragment Manager, not a Code Fragment Manager App, but I did do this very fast, and no LaunchCFM has returned after booting, yet their is still obvious speed increases, and problems with carbon, and classic apps that were not their prior...

There are people here that compete by posted screen shots that show how many app on their machine they have launched at one time, and it's a lot more than 10. I think we've all tried it once or twice. I don't believe it's the OS in general that is having a problem, it may be your particular...

Actually what we killed was LaunchCFM, not LaunchCFMApp. LaunchCFMApp is a carbon framework application. I believe what we killed was some sort of carbon/classic monitor. If most people tried to kill launchCFMApp when they read this thread it would kill Internet Explorer, if that is what you...

You got to love those happy accidents.

Where did you get this info?

By reading your replies.