Have any of the UpToDate copes shipped??
From glancing through all the posts it seems all are retail full price copies.
Mine is listed as shipping on the 30th
Excuse me?!Stop being a jerk.
No I did not. Please do not assume.You know he meant 850 kilobytes per second.
I.e., 1 Mbps = 125 kBps, 10 Mbps = 1.250 kBps, minus TCP overhead and other conditions making 850kBps rather decent.
I stand corrected.Well, actually it's 43,369 seconds (36 * 1024)Makes no difference to your final answer though, it will still take him 12 hours at that rate..
True, if there were such a thing. That's why all transmission speeds are bits per second so everyone is talking on the same sheet.EDIT: Well, it would take 12 hours on an 850kbps line, but only 90 minutes on 850KBps line.
I tend to like the DVD version rather than the DL version. That way I have a backup without wasting the time making one.Hopefully they will be available at my university bookstore later this week! The Canadian Apple site lists it at $99 for the single user version and $129 for the family pack. I sould be able to get it at my bookstore for around $80.
Well, given that he mentioned he was on a ten megabit connection, it's rather logical to think the 850"kbps" is "kBps" -- especially since you've proven that you can do the maths (not to mention the fact that people on the Internet know nothing about capitalization).Excuse me?!
No I did not. Please do not assume.
Update: Apple has posted a press release announcing that iLife '09 will officially be available on Tuesday, January 27th.
Luckily i'll never have to find out firsthand cuz i will BUY it!
That's the problem with ADSL and Cable.Well, given that he mentioned he was on a ten megabit connection, it's rather logical to think the 850"kbps" is "kBps" -- especially since you've proven that you can do the maths (not to mention the fact that people on the Internet know nothing about capitalization).
I know of many in this situation.If you actually though he was proud of getting roughly one megabit on his ten megabit pipe, then fair enough -- I apologize, but that is rather unrealistic.
Well, considering that Japan was way ahead of the world and continues to be at the forefront, yes.FYI: The rest of the world also considers throughput important, as we like to get what we pay for.
Do you really think that's unique to people in Japan?![]()
FYI: The rest of the world also considers throughput important
Woot, I'm really excited about iPhoto '09 but don't think I will be buying this until Snow Leopard comes out.
iLife '09 will be included with Snow Leopard, right?
Cool.I downloaded the 200MB version of the iPhoto Guided Tour. Took 3 minutes 45 seconds. Was getting between 800KBps and 1.1MBps according to Safari (with correct caps). Assuming the speed kept up, it would mean it takes me under 20 minutes to download 1GB. Total of under 90 minutes for a 4.5GB file based on a real world (though slimmed down) test
does anybody know if ilife is available in apple stores? well, im specifically looking for the Box Set or whatever the bundle of ilife, iwork and OS X is called.
If I buy a refurb MB Tuesday, will it come with Ilife 09?
People always assume the worst.
Sadly, they're probably right in doing so
Personally, I will be downloading iLife the second I can, but I've still ordered a copy.
I'm sure there's someone out there who thinks that's illegal, but the way I see it, I've paid for the license, and it's "on its way".
It really is no different from buying a CD and downloading it off the Internet instead of ripping it yourself.