Still relevant!
Man I worked for Google a couple mouths. Avoid this shit as much as you can. If you were talking about Chrome the browser anyway go Chromium. 
I dislabed the FileVault option and the backlit keyboard went back... Fuckin' Mac!
Looks like the Backit of the keyboard while on login screen is turned off because of I turned on FileVault while installing Yosemite... Still questing.
An editor has just lost his job! Jajajaja!
Yeah the options are checked in the System settings but even in a dark room the backlight isn't active until I enter my session. Any thoughts?
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After the first time you change sound settings, they stick (ie turn it on HDMI, outputs to HDMI when present). Also, if you're charging the laptop, it will still output to hdmi and such (that or you need a mouse or keyboard, not too sure).
I'd go for a MacBook Pro if I were you.
Done.
I've explored lot of things with my Mac today and I wanted to know why the keyboard backlight isn't active on login screen? I think I turned off the option in the settings but I can't remember where and can't find anything about on the internet.
My life is over...
Can't wait that day I'll connect my brain to a computer.
Quote from Seldoon182Interstellar is a great movie. The film speaks of more than just gravity and relativity, it also references quantum physics: - Gravity in the theory of relativity works at a grand scale, even in small things like balls and molecules even smaller, until the quantum level where it breaks down. Both theories independently work in experiments and practice, but not together. They can't coexist without a unified theory. Interstellar is about the discovery of the unified theory because the Gargantuan black hole crushes light with its own gravity to the point that relativity physics meets quantum physics, unification, and where the data is available to expand humanity's knowledge enough to save itself. How does this answer the classic time question everyone raise? How can you go back in time to save yourself, if you can never get to the future in the first place? This is now in the realm of quantum physics, which suggests that every possible scenario exists up until the moment in time that the one path that actually happened is chosen (our universe that we experience). This is why quantum computing is so exciting. It should be able to quickly resolve every chess move to always win, or to predict weather exactly, etc. So in the future, where humanity evolves by knowledge to be able to exist in 5 dimensions, we have learned how to resolve this classic time paradox. The film suggests we learn to mix scenarios, or cross not only times but universes to save ourselves. The parallel universe where we don't destroy our planet with global warming then makes it into the future to be able to save itself here. Funky Hollywood story telling meets the biggest astrophysics challenge of our time... Minos I don't mind the movie is about spirituality. You can have emotion without believing in god or [name your religion]. Read Gerald M. Edelman's book Bright Air, Brilliant Fire: On the Matter of the Mind. He killed religion and spirituality at the same time since 1992. The transcendence described by religion or fake spirituality experience belong a more complex system: Your brain. TL;DR: Interstellar the movie where no ones understand anything but every ones seem to understand everything. Ps: I'm fucking scared they don't use bitcoin in the future.
http://youtu.be/hIz5MXmrpWw?t=6m16s
Confirmed! Boom Motherfucka!!
This one is so amazing!
Quote from duxFuck they'll have Tyrion Lannister cameo on this as a mini terminator or something because game of thrones is popular and that's what the kids watch these days. Said some guy in a suit in hollywood lighting his cuban cigar with a $100 bill.
Can't agree more and Hollywood will rape us more with:
- Independence day 2
- Blade runner 2
Brilliant idea if Hollywood is reading me with:
- Back to the future Quantum reborn: A movie where everything take place at quantum scale. No shaking seal of quality.
- Rehab Center Alone: Kevin Mccallister has grown up and now he's alone in the rehab center and have to stop two thieves not so strange.
- Schindler's List 2: Hitler has been cloned and the Nazi party backed. Schindler's soon's soon have to, one more time, save the Jews and Spielberg's family.
- Starship Troopers reboot aka Starship Troopers Atomico feat Neil Patrick Harris in the role of Carl Jenkins from an alternate time paradox universe meeting himself.
- Fight club the prequel: Even if the fight club won't exist in that past the golden rule: "You do not talk about Fight Club" will be said for fan service.
- Good Will Hunting 2: With a faithful replica in CGI of Robin Williams.
- The Blair Witch Project 3D in....
3DDDDDD
I think Terminator Genisys don't work because science is making so much progress week after week and the technology from this movie looks so outdated. The robot from Neill Blomkamp movies are more plausible because I recognized some shape from Boston Dynamic's robot in the design. Just sayin'...
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Exactly!
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Terminator Al-Qaïda could be a better title imao! 
C'est d'la chiasse achier d'merde oh put1 les bonhommes sont en plastique ça pue sa mère d'enculé d'sa race.
/meh
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Do someone explain me why they use CGI with a old cinema rigging? 
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Quote from Seldoon182Interstellar ending explained by NGT!
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I think Blackdog encountered a time paradox. Anyway check this out: http://endurance.interstellarmovie.net/
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Quote from tommI'm no expert when it comes to macs but
I've just started using one at work, for web development it's hands down the best choice, especially if you need to use stuff like photoshop.
if you wanna do game dev stuff, then it's obviously PC.
Yeah the thing is also that I really want to give a try on Sketch (http://bohemiancoding.com/sketch/) which is available for Mac only. Also OS X is Unix based and less pain in the ass to setup Git and Ruby.
Quote from IzunoDisplay MoreFWIW:
I started building my own PCs before some mapcorians were born. Always been a PC / windows guy.
In July 2006 all the laptops seemed like shit so I bought a Macbook Pro (MBP). Ran bootcamp with WinXP. Hardware lasted 4 years....it was glorious.
In Nov 2010 I bought another MBP to replace the 2006 version. Bootcamp again...with WinXP again. Amazing results
In Nov 2014 (about 4 weeks ago) I bought a retina-MBP (rMBP)...bootcamp again but now with Windows 7.
http://store.apple.com/us/buy-mac/macbook-pro?product=MGXC2LL/A&step=config#
Got the 2.8 ghz option. Also bought an external optical drive to install Win7 OEM (64bit) from a disc. (use whatever PC OS you want).
Then you get both Mac and Windows. Windows under bootcamp, imo, runs better than parallels or whatever other stuff people use to switch. However, I don't need the Mac side...I need the windows side for various database software I code in...and then the entire reason Microsoft has not gone out of business: Excel. the Mac version of Excel is nerfed and you can't code VB in it like you can on the windows version. I run a ton of optimization and data processing code through Excel hooked up to mySQL databases through homebrew web protocols that is simply not possible in Mac Excel. If it weren't for that I might be a Mac OS user...but then there is the broader selection of games on windows through Steam and shitzles.
Just my 2 cents. Good luck!
Thanks but I really want to try the Mac part.
Quote from ThrikThere's so much to the question that it's virtually impossible to answer conclusively, but I do use an iMac and my opinion is that OS X absolutely shits all over Windows (which I use every day at work) in terms of design, usability, and features. It's just a better operating system and I honestly can't see how anyone could contest that aside from the bias of familiarity. I never need to run Windows apps, but if I want to game I can dual boot into Windows with nothing but Origin, Steam, and Uplay installed within like 15 seconds.
To me both Windows and OS X sucks compared to the security of some Linux distribution like Tails (https://tails.boum.org/index.en.html). But you can't do both code and design using Linux. 
(The Gimp suck so hard)
Quote from ThrikWith that said, some things might seem weird if you're used to the Windows approach. To a certain extent you need to embrace the change, otherwise it'll drive you mad. I'll try to answer your questions to shed some light on what I mean:
I think you understand me. I really want to embrace the change! 
Quote from Thrik1. The default state of a Mac is a fresh installation of OS X. You can factory reset like with a phone or tablet, but if you're looking for a totally bare drive this probably isn't a platform for you.
Thanks I've looked for some videos on Youtube. Very simple to do. Can you encrypt your macbook hdd?
Quote from Thrik2. Whichever one has a retina screen will probably look far better, I know it does in the case of my iMac. If you're doing design then you really need one of these so that you can adequately produce assets for the retina-style screens (i.e. 4K and above) that will be universal within a few years. But honestly, everything is just so much nicer, especially now that most software caters for such resolution — the support in the Windows world is comparably laughable.
Tested my workflow on a retina display and tbh it's rock! But some tell me that a Macbook Air is sufficient compared to what I want to do (even After Effects). But can't find the retina display option on any Macbook Air.
I like how light is the Macbook Air btw.
Quote from Thrik3. Buy Apple hardware when it's brand new. New releases are frequent and you'll probably feel pissed off if you end up buying just before one it happens. The price doesn't change until the next release comes out anyway, so the longer you wait the worse value you're getting. Apple hardware generally sells for very good second-hand prices so expect to get decent money back when you want to upgrade.
I heard Apple will update the Notebook line April 2015 but I need to buy a computer this mouth!
Quote from Thrik4. There might be some third-party shit that lets you delete the default apps, but in all honesty a lot of the power of OS X is its excellent suite of built-in functionality. If you don't need something, just tuck it away in the app browser — which is OS X's equivalent of the Start Menu and looks just like the home screens in iOS. I was surprised by how useful I found things like iMovie when I wanted to quickly throw together a screen capture or something, using Keynote to open PowerPoint files from work, etc. I see no sensible reason to not keep these around.
I really don't give a shit about Numbers and such. I use Libre Office instead. Btw I've found a useful App on Mac which automatically capture and upload your screenshot in the cloud with one button press. 
Quote from Thrik5. OS X intentionally abstracts this stuff. You're not meant to be browsing through system/app folders, and in fact the OS hides all of these by default. Applications are meant to provide their own ways of getting into a folder if this is needed. You can do it, but this is really thinking Windows/Linux-style and not getting into the spirit of the better user experience OS X focuses on. Of course you can handle your own stuff however you please in the user data area (i.e. equivalent of Windows' 'My Documents').
The better UX imo is when you get fully control over your device. I want to learn the console and stuff like that!
Quote from ThrikOS X gets particularly sweet if you have an iPhone and/or iPad due to how well connected it all is now. It doesn't sound amazing on paper, but there's just something really elegant and sensible about how everything is completely synced between the three with no effort on your part. You can access any of your Safari tabs from all platforms (they show up as 'tabs on your iPhone' and 'tabs on your iPad'), all of the apps like reminders, notes, etc are synced, you can read/reply to texts on the Mac, see all your mobile photos, access all your contacts, make calls, etc.
I don't feel the same. It's pretty shitty just in order to plug a single HDMI cable to your TV. Need to enable bullshit toggle button there and there in the settings to turn off the sound on the Mac and keep it on with your TV. Also you can't close the shiny screen of your Mac while watching a Movie when plugged to your TV: You need to spend 200 bucks to buy an Apple TV (which cost 2 bucks in the real life or any Chinese retail online). Also you need to update your printer as you update your Operating System. By example if you can't find any drivers for your printer on Yosemite then you need to buy a new one.
As said below there is advantage and inconvenient owning an Apple computer. I'll give a glance tomorrow and see if the blue shirt guy have nuts.
I feel like reading my story. The good news is that when some of your friend stop playing you stop too. Wild PvP in Draenor is awesome! Love to gank plowz!
Hi guys,
Far from awaking your old rancor on which is best between Mac or PC I think that we should pickup the right tool for the right need. Indeed I'm looking to buy a new computer and I know exactly what I want to do with and what I need. But even if I'm open minded I've got my personal experience and habits with computers.
I've always been on PC / Windows and I started recently using Linux (Mostly for Bitcoins and Kali linux). My first experience with Mac started when I was at Design school in 2007. OS X UI/UX was so awkward to me. Complicated, slow I didn't enjoyed that experience back theses years.
But time changed. Since then I had an iPhone and it reconciled me with Apple. I don't mean I'm pro or against Apple and I dunno agree with 100% of their policy but I really like the design they put on their product. They look simple, sleek, slim and comfortable to use. Even OS X Mavericks became more attractive to me and Yosemite finished to convince me.
So here we are. I need to buy a new computer. I need a laptop. I mostly need a computer to dev web apps and websites. So I barely need something that works with a browser and thousand of tabs opened, Sublime Text 2 and Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effect for video) and I was thinking buying a.. Mac... for the first time. I've already been in an Apple store (I'm an iPhone owner) and I know that a PC is way cheaper and faster than any iMac and Mac Pro so it doesn't fit my need. But I'm looking for a laptop this time and I was thinking maybe a Macbook could fit.
I'm not a Mac user and I know I'll need some time to adapt myself so I wanted to know if they were some "Mac"corians (Mouwahahah lel so proud of this one) who could tip me a bit on different kind of things Mac related?
- The first thing I wanted to know is how to format your Mac? Is Apple giving you the control on that? Can I format OS X Yosemite for a new start? How things work on this side as there is no DVD drive? + Can I install all my software on an external Hard Drive?
- I tested both Macbook Air and Macbook Pro. To you which one would you pickup compared to my needs?
- Looks like a renewal of the Macbook product line will happen around April. Should I wait this date or buy a PC? I've noticed that some new Macbook Air are already slow running Yosemite. /wot
- I would like to enjoy my Mac on OS X so I don't want to replace the main OS by Windows or even create a Dual boot. But can I remove or disabled the default App such as iMovie, GarageBand, Numbers and etc.. ?
- I've seen you need to copy the App in the Application folder to install it. My question is how to uninstall an App? How the dir work? By example if I install Photoshop on Windows the dir will be C:/Program Files/Adobe/Photoshop. Hows things works on Mac?
- Is there a way to pirate software with Mac? Sometime it can save your life.
- What is the baddest thing you experienced with your Mac?
Like 3 years ago when I was really interested to buy an iMac I'm very skeptical that an Apple computer can fit my need. Need your help. Also don't tell me to better ask an Apple employee: for most of the time they are much more sellers than giving you real tips.
Thanks and cheers.
