Apple Macbook Air and Solo DL logging?
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VBOX now has a CAN pickup that is inductive. Ain't cheap but no cutting. PM me.
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If anyone wants a 13" Mac Air with 1.86 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 gig of ram and a 128g hard drive, $1000 shipped (continental us).
Excellent condition . Only flaw is the black paint is coming off the "period" key. No scratches, dents, or other damage. Includes original box and the cd/dvd superdrive. Has latest OS Mountain Lion, Windows 7, and Parallels already installed.
Excellent condition . Only flaw is the black paint is coming off the "period" key. No scratches, dents, or other damage. Includes original box and the cd/dvd superdrive. Has latest OS Mountain Lion, Windows 7, and Parallels already installed.
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It is so weird that the Mac and PC versions of word are different. So much so I have a hard time switching between them.
I'll check out that Dell. If I can dump my mac air, I'd love to apply the funds to a PC only ultrabook. Prefer to find another brand though as Dell's customer service blows these days.
It is so weird that the Mac and PC versions of word are different. So much so I have a hard time switching between them.
I'll check out that Dell. If I can dump my mac air, I'd love to apply the funds to a PC only ultrabook. Prefer to find another brand though as Dell's customer service blows these days.
Dell's customer service blows for sure. But this product is pretty cool. I treat buying from Dell like going to a Chinese restaurant that thinks good customer service is giving you the bill quickly.
And for people who like CF, the backing of the Dell XPS 13 is a one piece of CF. Only issue is the fan being a bit loud at times, but at least it has never burned me like my MB Pro. Man, that computer ran hot!
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What would oil and water show you as far as improving lap times? FYI, the OBD feed from Porsche is verrryyy slow. So be warned.
See above. Vbox is instant if you're willing to start cutting. Clark and Grady are very pleased but according them they did have to attach to ECU wiring somehow. Didn't get into specifics though. I'm okay with lag as I don't plan on winning the DE cup
Finally. Someone smart enough to not fall for the hype
It is so weird that the Mac and PC versions of word are different. So much so I have a hard time switching between them.
I'll check out that Dell. If I can dump my mac air, I'd love to apply the funds to a PC only ultrabook. Prefer to find another brand though as Dell's customer service blows these days.
See above. Vbox is instant if you're willing to start cutting. Clark and Grady are very pleased but according them they did have to attach to ECU wiring somehow. Didn't get into specifics though. I'm okay with lag as I don't plan on winning the DE cup
Finally. Someone smart enough to not fall for the hype
It is so weird that the Mac and PC versions of word are different. So much so I have a hard time switching between them.
I'll check out that Dell. If I can dump my mac air, I'd love to apply the funds to a PC only ultrabook. Prefer to find another brand though as Dell's customer service blows these days.
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If anyone wants a 13" Mac Air with 1.86 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2 gig of ram and a 128g hard drive, $1000 shipped (continental us).
Excellent condition . Only flaw is the black paint is coming off the "period" key. No scratches, dents, or other damage. Includes original box and the cd/dvd superdrive. Has latest OS Mountain Lion, Windows 7, and Parallels already installed.
Excellent condition . Only flaw is the black paint is coming off the "period" key. No scratches, dents, or other damage. Includes original box and the cd/dvd superdrive. Has latest OS Mountain Lion, Windows 7, and Parallels already installed.
come on ... I need a few more Mac devices here.
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Let's talk. I'll negotiate. I already know what ultrabook I want and they have it in stock.
Impressive for a guy who grew up in a time when computers were the size of my house
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Parallel sucks ... those kind of tools are made for shops and mechanics ... and some enthusiasts ...
You need a toughbook
BTW, who released the flash memory computer ???
Who designed the Operational system that PC copied ???
You need a toughbook
BTW, who released the flash memory computer ???
Who designed the Operational system that PC copied ???
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Macs are overpriced ****ty products that have constant funky compatibility issues that force you to do constant workarounds to communicate with the rest of the world. For example, exactly what you're trying to do now. Just run a simple program...They try to make it better by having all their products talk exceptionally well, but you're still stuck putting flip4mac and other weird little programs on there to make it run like a windows machine. So why not just get a windows machine? Did I mention how douchey the "genius" bar is? Anyway....
I am slowly getting rid of all things mac in my life. The only thing left is my mac air. And now that they have ultrabooks in pc, I'll probably make the switch here shortly. I have a 24" imac that is about 5 years old if anyone is looking.
I tried running boot camp. Has crashed twice now. The Greek tried it too. Same thing. Not to mention it takes up a **** load of HD space keeping two OS's on there. Which is critical when using something with so little storage as the air.
But if you must....
Try parallels. I'm using that now. We'll see how it goes. It uses boot camp too, but allows you to run both OS at the same time. You lose features when you boot solely into Windows mode. So that is nice that you get to keep most of your apple keyboard functionality.
Don't buy retail copies of Windows 7. Get a builder's edition from comp usa or tiger direct. It's generally less than half price of a regular retail copy. I don't get what the difference is, but I've bought them a couple times like that.
I am slowly getting rid of all things mac in my life. The only thing left is my mac air. And now that they have ultrabooks in pc, I'll probably make the switch here shortly. I have a 24" imac that is about 5 years old if anyone is looking.
I tried running boot camp. Has crashed twice now. The Greek tried it too. Same thing. Not to mention it takes up a **** load of HD space keeping two OS's on there. Which is critical when using something with so little storage as the air.
But if you must....
Try parallels. I'm using that now. We'll see how it goes. It uses boot camp too, but allows you to run both OS at the same time. You lose features when you boot solely into Windows mode. So that is nice that you get to keep most of your apple keyboard functionality.
Don't buy retail copies of Windows 7. Get a builder's edition from comp usa or tiger direct. It's generally less than half price of a regular retail copy. I don't get what the difference is, but I've bought them a couple times like that.
nah, rest of the world that are not mac compatible is not worth knowing to me.
sites that must do flash... i just ignore.
now if RL becomes mac incompatible.... i may finally seek psychological help.
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This is too funny not to post