| bio | website | twitter.com/TheValleDesign |
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| location | Reno, NV | |
| age | 23 | |
| visits | member for | 2 years, 4 months |
| seen | Oct 9 '12 at 21:20 | |
| stats | profile views | 81 |
Check out my sweet iPhone Apps Clickkr and Tijd on the App Store. -Thanks to everyone at Stack Overflow for helping! I know I definitely couldn't have done it without you.
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Oct 9 |
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Software (not app) To Read Underlying iPhone Data ecamm.com/mac/phoneview |
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Sep 29 |
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How do I open a .plist file? Well perfect, more reasons to use Xcode 4! |
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Feb 20 |
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Use Goal0 Nomad 7m Solar Panel to charge MacBook Air? Also, if you have time, this website may help you with your Goal0 endevours, too: pangea.stanford.edu/~schmitt/magsafe |
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Feb 20 |
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Use Goal0 Nomad 7m Solar Panel to charge MacBook Air? Thanks for helping GZ, it's nice when a company cares that much (or at least its employees :). To clarify, you say that with the Airline Adapter I CAN power the MacBook Air, at least partially right? I don't really care about fully charging it as long as I can power it during like ~3 sunlight hours. You said you could do this with your larger panels, so could I accomplish this with the 7m or only the 13.5+? (product selling motivation aside ;) Also, would it charge if I used a 3rd party car adapter? Just curious, if it's really 6.5v why does it say <22v? Is that after it's transformed or what? |
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Feb 3 |
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Use Goal0 Nomad 7m Solar Panel to charge MacBook Air? And I still respect my Solar Panel... |
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Feb 3 |
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Use Goal0 Nomad 7m Solar Panel to charge MacBook Air? Thanks for the reply. I think calling myself an Electrical Engineer would be a bit of a stretch (as you can probably tell by now ;). On the other hand, Goal0 makes a 13.5W pannel (and many larger than that). I imagine you could use this to charge a more substantial battery (like a Hypermac or a Sherpa), which you could in turn use to charge the macbook. Some day I'm going to figure out a way to charge my Macbook Air dammit! |
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Feb 3 |
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Use Goal0 Nomad 7m Solar Panel to charge MacBook Air? yeah I guess you're right ;) They're must be a typo on the product because while their website says 7 Watts, the back of my product has "~7 Amps" written on it... I probably should have noticed this when I first read 7 amps. That's enough electricity to send someone's heart into fibrillation. |
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Feb 3 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? @Ryan I don't want to install Windows, but unfortunately that's not an option. I need to be able to use some things for an EE class that only run on Windows. |
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Feb 2 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? What can you tell me about installing Windows on a USB drive? Can I use a flash drive or does it have to be a hard drive? This seems like the best solution because VirtualBox won't work with the myDAQ I need to use Windows with. I thought of a USB drive before but dismissed it because I thought Mac OS X couldn't boot from USB flash drives. Thanks for the quick answer! |
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Feb 2 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? ......But I did think about the SWAP file, like you said. But it shouldn't be 10GB. I looked at it with DaisyDisk and the file is around 3GB, which is instantly deleted if the space is needed. As far as defragmentation goes, Mac OS X will only automatically defragment files under 20MB, which is something that surprised me when I learned it because I originally had the same thought as you. I also don't think that having 10GB free will slow my computer. The MBA has Flash memory, not a regular HDD, so it's not affected by that phenomenon, at least it wasn't when I only had 100MB free. |
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Feb 2 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? Yeah I use DaisyDisk on a daily basis it seems. At one point I had 100MB free TOTAL. My MBA has a 64GB hard drive. The system occupies about 20GB of that with it's OS and various libraries and stuff, so that's like 44GB free, then -10GB for Xcode and SDKs, then -5GB for Photoshop, Illustrator, Word, iWork Suite, and Aperture. That means I have only used about 8 GB total for all my other applications and files. That's pretty good seeing as my graphic art files are often hundreds of MBs or even a few GBs. These are my job, so without these things my system is completely worthless to me......... |
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Feb 2 |
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Is MotionX GPS capable of caching Google Maps Tiles? Thanks. It's nice to know that. I'll just use AccuTerra then. |
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Feb 2 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? Yes I have. No avail. |
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Feb 2 |
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Which Mac to develop iPhone apps? @Everybody The Mac Mini simply packs the most power for the buck of any Mac on the market right now. For $300 less than a MBA you will get a 2x faster processor and bigger HDD and more RAM, better graphics, et cetera. |
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Feb 2 |
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I have 21.5GB free. Why won't my MacBook Air 2010 let me use Boot Camp? @Dori Yeah I know Macs don't need to be defraged but that's only for files under 20MB. At one point my HDD was down to 100MB free, so I could have large files spread all over the hard drive. |
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Feb 2 |
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I rename a app folder on the iPhone 3GS using iTunes 10.1 on Mac; then sync causes it to revert @Brian Yeah, a fresh restore should do the trick... Don't restore from backup. |
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Feb 2 |
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Application to Monitor Battery Usage by Application @Cawas It's not |
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Feb 1 |
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How can I tell if my MacBook's iSight has a hardware problem? True it won't be. After 5 years, however, it's probably time for a new computer anyway :) |
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Jan 31 |
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I rename a app folder on the iPhone 3GS using iTunes 10.1 on Mac; then sync causes it to revert @Lizzan Yeah iTunes honestly sucks with syncing. It keeps telling me that my iPhone has like 5GB free but when I try to sync 1 more 5MB song to it it tells me it needs like another 124MB. |
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Jan 31 |
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What's the purpose of the eject button on the MacBook Air? You drag a mounted disk (including CDs) to the trash icon in the Dock. It will change to an eject symbol. |