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nufanec

macrumors regular
Sep 10, 2005
185
5
It's all about trust in the forums and in the developer community. LIKE my post said "How can we take you seriously, since your saying you have a white iPhone 4" , As you read my post above, I forgot that you could just have purchased on of those fake kits so you can act like you have one.

Me "getting out" has nothing to do with this, nor me having "friends" have anything to do with this.

Again in the developer community it's all about trust.

Only if you take yourself WAY too seriously. Which you seem to do. I guess if that makes you feel so superior to other mere mortals, go ahead - enjoy yourself :)
 

tmoerel

Suspended
Jan 24, 2008
1,005
1,570
Lion gobbles up ram like crazy. I'm starting to see the limits of 2GB. It is buggy, but not unstable.

As it is a development version it has probably been compiled with a lot of debug code still in there. That usually makes the binaries much fatter and thus uses more ram.
Should get better on the final version. Wouldn't be surprised if it would be ever using less ram in the end.
 

hollerz

macrumors 6502a
Sep 13, 2006
709
1
Durham, UK
As it is a development version it has probably been compiled with a lot of debug code still in there. That usually makes the binaries much fatter and thus uses more ram.
Should get better on the final version. Wouldn't be surprised if it would be ever using less ram in the end.

Hope you're right, and I don't regret being cheap and buying the base 11" :D
 

gnasher729

Suspended
Nov 25, 2005
17,980
5,566
macs have trojans?

Of course. The operating system cannot protect you from Trojans, only what is inside your head can. Anybody can write a program that destroys your hard drive, call it "MacOS X 10.7 installer" and put it on the internet. If you download it, the Mac operating system will ask you twice whether you really want to run this software, and if you say "yes" twice, the software can do whatever it wants.
 

superdudeo

macrumors regular
Dec 7, 2010
221
0
Of course. The operating system cannot protect you from Trojans, only what is inside your head can. Anybody can write a program that destroys your hard drive, call it "MacOS X 10.7 installer" and put it on the internet. If you download it, the Mac operating system will ask you twice whether you really want to run this software, and if you say "yes" twice, the software can do whatever it wants.

This is true but if someone wants to install a beta of Lion, then surely they are technologically aware and will therefore download from a reputable source or community with feedback etc. This is a non issue.
 

macbookman83

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Jan 23, 2011
421
1
New York
Temps....huge increase of developers

I'd first like to say I noticed that my temps have been slightly higher along with my fan speeds. I will say that the increase in beta versions are due to the easier availability of the preview due to the mac app store. It was even documented that there were about a 20 fold increase in the amount of people that paid to be enrolled in the dev program this past week. I don't think all of them are developers, but If they paid their $99 I don't see much of a problem.
Win win for Apple. They get paid for people testing out their OS and reporting any kinks at the same time.
 

Psilocybin

macrumors 6502a
Jan 16, 2011
592
0
Ontario, Canada
Of course. The operating system cannot protect you from Trojans, only what is inside your head can. Anybody can write a program that destroys your hard drive, call it "MacOS X 10.7 installer" and put it on the internet. If you download it, the Mac operating system will ask you twice whether you really want to run this software, and if you say "yes" twice, the software can do whatever it wants.

Blah blah. If you get it from a reputable place you don't have to worry about this crap
(I'm not condoning piracy in any way)
 

Tiffsguy2011

macrumors newbie
May 25, 2011
1
0
Lion

I just put it on my hd drive and holy crap I love it!!! this is the best version they have done yet!!! I would totaly recommend doing it.
 

MacThor

macrumors newbie
May 24, 2011
13
0
US (VA)
Not on SD?

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)

Update- do not install on an SD the read/write rates are terrible. Almost took two hours to install and runs slow. I will perform a time machine backup and install on my HD.

I am kind of puzzled now. So Lion , as is today (preview 3) is not ready yet for SD?
 
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