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It may be possible, but you'll probably have to look into flashing it's rom, which I know nothing about. Maybe somebody with more experience can fill you in on the process.

Well, there might be a way to do it with a cron job.. But more unix-inclined people will be able to clarify this better.

A self-inflicted Windows worm can be very effective in the persuasion from PC to Mac. :rolleyes:

fine, leave, we don't care. i hope you enjoy your peecee-- don't hang around here any more

Book? You mean those pieces of paper bound together with lots of words on them? Hmm. I came to this thread expecting to see people talking about how cool their Graphite iBook SE's are. :D Actually, books aren't that bad, but I'd rather see them in a digitized form yet with a reader that is...

George Washington and many others used marijuana the same as we use Alcohol or Cigaretts today. I have to agree that it's more of a social thing and perfectly fine in other countries, however here in the US we've been led so far as to believe it's very wrong and deadly, it could never be...

Nope, this is old news, been posted here already, too. Apple has a thing about it somewhere on their site's game section, too.

Apple doesn't need to "support" a specific browser, they just need to write standard W3C code for their site, then everyone will be able to use it. Of course there may be issues with Omniweb as it doesn't fully support W3C yet, but then it would be Omniweb's fault.

iPod with Pokemon Movie sound track. :eek:

Your iDisk doesn't require a browser, really.. You should be able to mount it as a WebDav or AppleTalk share...

All iTools features, including the iTools Plugin from Apple, seem to work fine in Mozilla 1.0rc3

Yes it does, the App developer just needs to add some more code to specify it, like Microsoft is doing to IE, but taking their sweet time and thus holding up 10.1.5 for all of us.

It's so ugly it looks like something Dell would make. :eek:

Yes, That's pretty much how it works.

If you use your Airport as a direct bridge, there should be no problem (Unless it's behind another router) If you use your Airport as a router, then yes it's possible, but you'll have to figure out the ports and protocols to map them to your local machine running the server.

I don't think that's supported by a native OS X installation and I doubt there are any drivers for it. :(

Well that was uncalled for. I smell a flamewar. DUCK AND COVER! :eek:

Try dragging a minimized app window out of the dock, too :eek: :D

System Prefs > Internet > Web :D

I used to subscribe to threads, but I turned that off because I don't need Mail.app beeping every 3 minutes :D I just use the view new threads (or whatever it says) button on the front page, works like a charm. :)