Is it a bad thing if my TBHomeDis profile is about to expire
I need help my TBHomeDis is about to expire whats it good for?
That profile was added when yo installed an app. It is likely that the app will not function fully or not at all after it expires.
If you Google for
TBHomeDis
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My cousin's iphone gave it to me but the bad thing is, it has a icloud and i can't access the phone. my cousin is involved to a motorcycle accident and he got a amnesia so he didn't remember anything to this phone. I entered the password so many times so that i can't activate the icloud account. Please, I need to access this phone immediately for emergency purposes. You are my only hope. The phone model is a1429 Verizon (Factory Unlocked). P.S apology for my bad English.
See Here > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808
You may need to try this More than Once...
Be sure to Follow ALL the Steps...
jennfromla wrote:
... I have never plugged it into a computer...
Note:
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Is leaving my MBP plugged into mains a bad thing?
Is there an FAQ on this kind of stuff anywhere? I bet my questions are very common.
1 - Is leaving my MBP plugged into mains power a bad thing? Someone told me today that it's bad for the battery. I've had the thing about 6 weeks now, yet I've only gone through 5 cycles.
2 - I've not yet run the battery completely down at all. Is that good/bad/doesn't matter?
3- Is allowing the machine to completely drain itself of power (till it conks out) at all likely to damage it?
4 - What's all this about battery calibrating?
As I say, if there's a FAQ...
Cheers!By and large, laptop batteries today are maintenance free. Just charge them when needed and don't spend a lot of time worrying about it. Some people seem absolutely **** bent on finding something they can fret over with their laptops instead of just enjoying using them. Learn from their example, and don't allow yourself to fall into that same trap.
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Good and bad things about Bridge CS6 Beta
The good thing first: No memory leaks anymore. No crashing, no freezing, no write errors when running Bridge scripts on large numbers of image files. Ah—what a relief!
In comparison this this, the bad things are just trifles. First—when selecting the exposure data to show up under each thumbnail then the aperture number will get rounded down to the nearest integer. So, for example, apertures of f/1.4, f/1.7, f/2, f/2.8, f/3.5, f/5.6, f/6.3, f/6.7 will get presented as 1.0, 1.0, 2.0, 2.0, 3.0, 5.0, 6.0, 6.0, respectively. In the EXIF data, the aperture numbers are correct, and Camera Raw 7.0 will display the correct numbers. Second—when starting Bridge CS6 or Photoshop CS6 then the monitor will get switched off for a brief moment. The screen goes completely black for two seconds or so, then returns as if it was in stand-by mode. It's nothing severe but very annoying.
Windows XP (32 bit) SP3; CPU Athlon Dual-Core 64 X2 6000+; RAM 4 GB installed, 3 GB used; graphic card AMD Radeon HD 2600 Pro (AMD Catalyst Display Driver from March 2012 installed); monitor Dell Ultra-Sharp 2407WFP-HC (24", 1920×1200 px) connected via DVI, no second monitor.PECourtejoie wrote:
What camera produced the files?
Doesn't matter. I have files from two different cameras, Sony A900 and Leica M9, all shot in both JPEG and raw format (ARW for the Sony; DNG 1.0 for the Leica). The issue occurs with the thumbnails of both the JPEG and raw files. For the very same files, the issue is not there in Bridge CS5.
PECourtejoie wrote:
It's often good to run the latest ones.
Well ... the previous version of the display driver actually was the latest, at the time of installing CS6 Beta. The current driver version came out only two days ago. -
I'm reading way to many bad things about the new Lion... is it worth it??
I'm reading way to many bad things about the new Lion... is it worth the upgrade and hassle or will this push me back to Google for e-mail, calendars and contacts? I love my Mobile.Me... Why change whats working for an OS thats not working ?
The more you read these forums the more you'd mistakenly think that Lion is generally a problem.
For every person who comes here with a problem there's many thousands who are running Lion hassle-free, including me.
I've used MobileMe since the beginning and have happily moved to iCloud, There's a couple of things you may miss from MobileMe in the short term but those things like iWeb hosting are going away anyway in June.
I suggest you join the millions of Happy Lion Users. Just back up your data in case you absolutely need to do a clean install back to Snow Leopard. -
Every time i update, bad things happen
If I allow firefox to update - bad things happen. Last was yesterday when I could not access any website for more than 2-3 seconds - finally had to restore system.- previous time could not access yahoo, etc.
Thank you to all that gave advice, none of the suggestions worked I'm afraid........ but I did find a solution to the problem, by accident......... Doing a normal sync still does not work...... So what I have done is, limited each file to just 1000 photos, and have ended up with 32 files now........... I have ticked the boxes "Sync photo's from, selected files" and I sync with the first file ticked, then sync again with the second ticked, and so on, I know its long winded but they are now all on my ipod
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Hope this an appropriate place for this question. Is my Mac susceptible using BC/Win XP to all those bad things out there? If so what is the best/good protection application?
The free Windows Security Essential also gets high marks and of course well supported and integrated.
During RC I used Norton 360 but didn't feel it was worth it (I own NIS2009 etc too but needed something I felt during the 8 months public beta). MSE really seems to be all that's needed and rated 98%.
http://www.microsoft.com/Security_Essentials/ -
Bad things/Disadvantages of Belle
Can anyone list out or tell me what are the bad things about Belle?
It's so hard to find out the details...These are what I have so far:
1. There is always an icon on the top bar indicating "a network service opening or closing" or "network service on hold". I have tried battery pull trick but that doesn't help. A hard reset is needed?
2. Wifi filter is not available so everytime you scan, it shows everything that is in the air. I'd rather like to have it just show those I want it to show
3. Previously we can set Wifi scanning to off but still get connected to Wifi when we start an app. Now it seems that wifi would need to be on. Would this be a drain on the batt. Also we cannot set the interval when wifi is scanned
4. There is no "set widgets to offline mode" setting. Need to set mobile data off to achieve same
5. Can only see sms messages in conversation form. I would like to see it as an inbox which Anna had an option to do so
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What are the bad things about Apple Remote Desktop
What are the bad things about Apple Remote Desktop? Need it for my assignment
Is your assignment about managing a classroom full of Macs?
Otherwise, Screen Sharing, or a VNC client/server, or TeameViewer.com, or LogMeIn.com might be better, and less expensive.
ARD is intended for managing a classroom or office full of Macs. It is overkill for remotely accessing a remote Mac or two. -
I currently have Snow Leopard and am thinking of upgrading to Lion but have heard some bad things about it. Should I upgrade or not? What do you like/dislike about Lion?
It is indeed all down to what you need to do with your machine. Snow leopard is an excellent OS and as Baltwo suggests you have to check out your current apps and programs because PPC won't work on any higher OS than the one you have.
Andy's comment is very interesting and, I suspect, insider knowledge based Certainly I would wait for Mavericks now it is on the horizon ... and then add six months or so for the bugs to be ironed out.
Good luck, whatever you do. I'm staying with Snow Leopard. -
I wonder if Edge Animate or Possibly Flash could help me to accomplish the following task which was put to me by a colleague at the University I work at. The following text is taken from his email to me...
I’m trying to create a little web based gizmo to illustrate epidemiology and public health concepts for undergrads and wondering if you can help.
The idea is to compare the effects of two different approaches to health risk. One approach is to try to reduce exposure to Bad Thing #1 which is known to kill 50% of all people who continue to be exposed to it over their lifetime. The other is to try to get those exposed to Bad Thing #1 to switch to Bad Thing #2 (mortality known to be lower, but not clear how much lower). The twist is that the health community is worried that people not already exposed to Bad Thing #1, will expose themselves to Bad Thing #2 if it becomes available (thus raising overall health risk).
So here’s what I want to do…
Step one: illustrate the danger of Bad Thing #1 based on the proportion of the population exposed and the mortality risk. This part should be easy.
I want students to input two numbers:
What is the size of the adult population of your country/region (age 12 and over)? ___ [user input here]
What is the proportion of that population currently exposed to Bad Thing #1? ___ [user input here]
The result of the calculation would produce a circle that represents the expected mortality from exposure to Bad Thing #1. The size of the circle could be fixed (that is, it doesn't need to be based on the user input – it just needs to be a circle that can be changed in size based on subsequent user input).
OK, so now the student is staring at a circle. It would be nice if the circle contained the number of expected deaths, but that’s not essential, it just represents the number of expected deaths (population * exposure * .5).
Now, I want the students to answer three questions.
First, I want them to estimate how much less risky/safer Bad Thing #2 is than Bad Thing #1. If we assume #2 can’t be any more harmful than #1, this scale should range from 0% safer to 100% safer (perhaps in 5% increments if it can’t be more exact).
Second, I want them to estimate what percentage of people currently exposed to Bad Thing #1 could be convinced to switch to exposing themselves to Bad Thing #2 instead (i.e., stop exposure to #1 entirely, but fully expose themselves to #2). Based on this estimate, I want to show how much smaller the circle would be (number of expected deaths) if said percentage of #1 people switched to #2. When they enter this number (or push a slider), I want them to see the circle shrink (or a comparison circle shrink – I dunno).
Finally, I want them to estimate what percentage of the population who are not currently exposed to Bad Thing #1, might somehow find themselves exposed to Bad Thing #2. But this needs to be based on the proportion of the remaining adult population from the initial calculation at step 2 above (i.e., those not exposed to Bad Thing #1).
Now I want the circle to grow as they increase their estimate, but of course it has to be constrained by the size of the previously unexposed population and the risk of Bad Thing #2.
At the moment, I’m flummoxed about how to pull this off visually for the students.
For example, let’s imagine we have Drug A and 20% of the adult population is using it with a 50% mortality rate. If the student inputs “30,000,000” for the population and 20% for Drug A use, we get a circle representing 6,000,000 users of Drug A. If we know that Drug A has a 50% mortality rate, we get a circle representing 3,000,000 dead people.
If students then says that Drug B is 50% safer than Drug A, then we know that we can expect 30,000,000 * .2 * .5 *.5 = 1,500,000 deaths.
Showing a circle that shrinks from 3,000,000 to 1,500,000 is nice. Having a slider that illustrates how death rates change as risk increases/decreases is nice. Maybe I could figure out how to do that, but I’m old and the dementia is creeping…
But the hard part is figuring out how to include death rates if Drug B starts being used by people who don’t already take Drug A.
If 80% of non-Drug A using people start taking Drug B which we think is 50% safer (.25 mortality rate), then how many additional deaths should we expect?
At some combination of Drug A users switching to Drug B, and Drug B being __% safer to use and non-Drug A users taking up Drug B, we might end up with the same number of deaths. That’s the point I’m trying to illustrate.
Does that make sense? Is it possible to implement using a web interface – especially one that includes sliding scales and growing / shrinking circles?I have use raphael.js to show graphs.
I have also used simple math to calculate the growth of a bar too.
I suppose if you can figure out the math, then you can create symbol that will show this math. -
The thread for bad things about Premiere CC
In the interests of fair comparison we have a thread about the good things, so what are the bad things
Harm over too you
ColJim Simon wrote:
No more Encore Chapter Marker button (or shortcut).
Jim, I agree with lots of your issues. I'll add two myself below. But for the Chapter Marker...I'm pretty sure I was able to go into Keyboard Shortcuts and type "Chapter" and chapter marker came up. I set it to the letter E for Encore and ignored the previous E shortcut, but you could do anything. Now it adds a chapter marker with one click. See if this works for you.
My main two issues so far with Premiere Pro CC (I used it only for one full day but then had to leave and go back to CS6 due to issue #1):
1) The Multicam Bug. I'd elaborate but there's a whole thread to describe just how bad this bug is:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1236698?start=40&tstart=0
2) Appearance Issue: If you switch appearance to "Light Background" Premiere no longer adjusts other colors making some things disappear or be very hard to see. You basically can't see your in to out points! In CS6, working with the light background was just as optimized as the dark background. For example, with PPro CC, if you mark an in/out point on the source monitor or timeline it's light in color. Switch to light background and that color stays light and disappears into the background so you almost can't see it. In Premiere CS6 that in to out point turned light blue so you could still see it. Also, selected clips in the timeline are white and sort of blend in with the now light background. Dark background looks cool, but it can be hard on the eyes so I'd hope Adobe fixes some of these appearance issues so the light background is actually usable.
There's lots to like for sure, and I'm sure I'll have more for this list...but this was my "first impression". -
My ipad mini is not connecting to the wifi network. I have the correct network and password chosen, but the message I get is that "unable to join". I have reset my ipad and it still says the same thing. What can I do about this?
Hey Dr kris,
Thanks for the question, and welcome to Apple Support Communities.
I understand that you are having issues connecting to Wi-Fi networks with your iPad mini. The following troubleshooting assistant may lead to a resolution:
Apple - Support - iPhone - Join a network Assistant
http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/assistant/wifi/
For more in-depth troubleshooting, refer to the following article (refer to the "Unable to connect to a Wi-Fi network):
iOS: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1398
Thanks,
Matt M. -
BizTalk: Bad Things: What is bad about usage of Direct Binding?
Hey guys,
I started series of AQ about BizTalk. Please, feel free to be impolite in this discussion, if you are frustrated about some implementation pattern in BizTalk apps, or about something you see frequently in code.
Direct Binding, it looks pretty cool, smart and cool again! But is it always so? Have you ever seen how awfully it is used? Please, share your knowledge!
Leonid Ganeline [BizTalk MVP]One thing:
Say, we have an orchestration with bounded send port. We cannot unenlist a send port if an orchestration is still enlisted. We've got an error:
Which prevents us from leaving this orchestration without subscriber (this send port).
If we use direct bounded port here, the result would be unlovely. We unenlist the send port. There would not be an error, the messages sent by orchestration would be suspended with "no subscribers" error.
Binding prevents us from this error, it forces us to keep subscriber (the send port) running if publisher is running.
So in cases, when we want messages be passed from an orchestration exactly to this send port, the direct binding is a bad idea.
Leonid Ganeline [BizTalk MVP] -
Hope my customer agent experiences are not a sign of bad things to come
Very frustrated and uneasy after spending over 2 hours yesterday to order new X1 and Internet service. It's a roll of the dice to get someone that's helpful, friendly and knowledgable of services. I originally ordered just xfinity internet online last Thursday. I had called on Saturday to ask a couple of questions and was speaking with a wonderful agent who explained the TV options very well. I decided to give it a couple days to think about it and set up a call back with her on Monday (yesterday). Didn't get a call so I call myself. This is when my patience was tested. Not because I was on hold waiting but because of agents giving me incorrect information, being unpersonable, and inpatient with me. Finally after the 4th call back, I was able to get the correct information and the order completed! I live in Chicago and don't have any other option for fast internet. I must be on the block that doesn't have other options?? I currently have stone aged DSL and Dish Net. Time to move on!! Hope I'm happy with my decision. Is the customer service that bad??
Hello Petey48,
Sorry to hear about the poor experience. Feedback like this is an important step towards getting things corrected. Your feedback will be sent as a coaching opportunity for the agents you were displeased with.
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