I HATE APPLE

you're not helping

if it's any consolation, the upgrades in LR 3 are not v compelling to me.

i guess a computer that apple was selling brand-new 4 years ago is considered so old as to be not worth even releasing one's software for?? fuck you

― Tracer Hand, Monday, October 26, 2009 7:29 AM (3 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

what is the deal with airplane food

you're not helping either

this is the i hate apple thread btw, perhaps you took a wrong turning

and these computers--you buy one, and then five minutes late its out of date

tracer i feel for you i really do but lets get real

no i'm grumpy now

i mean how the fuck i am going to survive with lightroom TWO (which is still the current official version) and, like, the most up to date version of safari god only knows

thank god twitter works on the old safari right?!

i want a new computer

indexing on snow leopard is ridiculous. every time it wants to index the drive, my 2.6 GHz 15" MBP - that i shelled out top-dollar for - turns into a laggy, buggy mess.

i hate you, indexing.

I used to have that problem on my old 2 GHz MB, but haven't noticed anything on my MBP with Snow Leopard.

Might be that it's just indexing the drives at a more convenient time.

caek i actually did mean "with" there

actual new stable mainstream products that do not run on PPC = only google chrome as far as i know

Christ, Apple. The exact-same Zing for iPhone app that they rejected a fortnight ago because they didn't like "henfap" as a keyword, has now been rejected because it might confuse you if you have no internet connection then try to log in to a server on the internet and it doesn't work. I have to make a big flashing "you have no internet" banner to make sure you are not confused. fuck apple.

I took my computer for repair the other day, a couple keys aren't working because of water damage from about six months ago and I wanted to know how much it would cost to get fixed. They quoted me $1280! "Well...other parts could be rusting and rotting inside...and you have a dent on one corner so that could've caused hardware damage...we'd have to send it in and list it as a Tier 4 repair, that's the most major kind, and the flat charge is $1280." "Really? I just have three keys that aren't working...." "You can get a refurbished macbook starting at $999!" Guess I'll just stick with my external keyboard then, THANKS APPLE.

haha, yeah they are terrible in that regard. when my internal HD died (2 months out of warranty, natch) they asked a crazy figure to repair it. i ended up buying a HD twice as big off newegg, took it to a local shop, the whole thing was way way less than what the Apple Store quoted me.

is time machine a horrible godawful slow mess for anyone else or just me? I can't even have it running on my mac mini (running snow leopard), it slows the entire thing down to an awful crawl.

finally figured out how to get rid of "Apple To Do" mailboxes from showing up in ALL of my IMAP accounts ON IPHONE

1. quit Mail
2. open terminal, paste

defaults write com.apple.mail NewNoteToDoAccount -string LocalAccountId

and hit enter.

3. you'l still need to delete the mailbox on the server, but now it won't be created again.

is it just me or does it seem weird that leopard has the permissions to create mailboxes on my own mail server??

hey, that's just IMAP (4) and your mail server at work

fuck now it's back.

WARNING. BUM TIP.

whatchoo talkin bout alang. it isn't my work mail server it's MINE OWN.

unless you have done skillz stuff to stop your mail server allowing it, IMAP clients have the ability to make folders when they like innit

I have a folder INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.Trash or something. It's pretty buggy.

the whole point of using IMAP over POP3 is that IMAP can do stuff to yer mail server

would like to know how to get rid of To-do folder too though

I have this golden vision of opening my mail program ON IPHONE and seeing "Inbox" "Drafts" "Sent" and "Trash" for each of my email accounts, and nothing else. Or even a consolidated inbox so I don't have to check each account individually but let's not get carried away.

I am sorely tempted to set permissions on /~Home/Library/Mail/IMAP-account/INBOX to read-only so that Mail can't create anything there (but would still be able to alter lower folders) but I'm a big scaredy cat.

has anyone here lost their ability to send out gmail in OS X Mail? I didn't change anything but one day mails in my gmail outbox just stopped getting sent; instead it just spins indefinitely. I've tried removing gmail from Mail and putting it back in, but nothing. And google hasn't helped.

Euler you may possibly be running into a mail relay situation with your local ISP - they may have changed their policy about what ports they accept outgoing traffic on. Have you tried sending it non-securely (port 25), or over port 465 or 587?

IMAP on Mail seems to just suck though. I've spent the last two days trying to get all my accounts moved from POP3 to IMAP, and I'm running into all these weird bugs, like the one caek mentioned.

http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/bto/20081005/2_nested_inbox.png

are you using an IMAP prefix option in the account setup?

does this help?

http://www.geekology.co.za/blog/2009/02/configure-gmail-imap-accounts-properly-in-apple-mail-and-on-the-iphone/

Tracer I'll try that. Thanks!

alang it's not a gmail account. :(

I generally do this once in a while, which is great to be doing in 2009.

n11:mike$ cd Maildir/
n11:Maildir$ find . -name 'INBOX.INBOX*'
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.Trash
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.Junk
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.Junk
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.Trash
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.Trash
./courierimaphieracl/INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.INBOX
n11:Maildir$ find . -name 'INBOX.INBOX*' -print0 | xargs -0  rm -rf

and

n11:Maildir$ rm -r .Apple\ Mail\ To\ Do/

and remove all the subscriptions to this bullshit in the web interface of my IMAP account (or hacking the Maildir files if you are elite)

and then I set

ToDosMailboxName

and then i trash ~/Library/Mail (saving a copy of my rules)

and then I restart Mail

good times

fucking hell

I should work for tombot.

i mean excuse me for owning a mac, an iphone, and having a goddamn imap email account

to be fair, the bugs aren't show stoppers, but it's surprising they're still there. i think this started in 10.5.

what the hell are you guys doing

ive been using 4 imap accts (and now 1 exchange acct) for like 3 years now--also on my iphone--i have not run into any of the problems you are having

heres a quick tip tho--just leave the apple to do folder alone, its not hurting you

I don't care about the todo folder, but the INBOX.INBOX.INBOX.... folders can be a problem. Mail seems to add them at random. I have no idea why, but I'm not the only person who this happens to, so after a couple of months I have them 20 deep, which sloooooooows things down. so i have to follow leon's advice and step into apple mail's asshole and paint graffiti, eat snickers, etc.

max OTM.

nope. this:

http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/bto/20081005/2_nested_inbox.png

not cosmetic, is a performance issue, is a known bug.

^that does suck.

My Airport picks up my wifi network but it doesn't connect to the internet through it. Doesn't seem to recognize the internet at all. My roommates' puters and my PS3 do fine with it though. Anybody ever see this?