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Lemon Disco (Bisporella citrina) at Ebernoe Common National Nature Reserve, Sussex Wildlife Trust, near Petworth, West Sussex England
Brimstone Butterfly (Gonepteryx rhamni) photographed while walking the South Downs National Park from Steyning Bowl to Cissbury Ring, near Findon, West Sussex England
White-faced Heron (Egretta novaehollandiae) on the grounds of Cheeky Monkey Brewery & Cidery, Margaret River WA Australia
still exploring the area around the Margaret River region on day 9 of our Australia holiday
It's great to have my own IT guy to set up my new Mac Pro. Yay! I'm happy with my new Christmas gift.
These are sitting in an Apple Service Centre in Ringwood called Take It To The Macs. Good old G5 Mac Pro's being put to a good use.
In Collaboration with Qasehku Bridal | Busana Lingga Contemporary
MUA: Sal Asri
Model: Mangala Sushmita
Fuji XH-1 + XF56 1.2 + AD600 (Deep Para 120) + AD600 (Octabox 90) + MacPro Xeon + Capture One Pro
For me the best example of what makes Apple special is the old Mac Pro. When designing a tower, the aim is to develop a machine that’s expandable and often form follows function in the cheapest possible way. Apple’s tower is the a piece of brilliant design full of fantastic touches. The ability to expand it without any tools. Plastic pieces edging pressed metal sections to that you don’t cut yourself. Sliding draws to make replacing hard disks simple. Even labelling to help you understand where things go. Most of this is never seen. Yet Apple’s designers didn’t compromise. The internal of a product should be as well designed as the externals. This is something few in the business can match. For me the Mac Pro tower is another Apple design classic.
Ramaria abietina and Yellow Earth Tongue Fungus (Spathularia flavida) also known as Yellow Fan, on the South Downs, South Downs National Park near Midhurst, West Sussex England
The board are well known as USB ( so does the iSight, keyboard, trackpad for most intel Mac).
Here's the cable color code I've manage to identified:
Black = ground
Purple = +5v
Grey = Data-
Brown = Data+
I've also recycled a dead AirClick cell to house the unit :D
Today my new Mac Pro came. It's crazy how similar the Mac Pro and the PowerMac G5 I have look on the outside, but the inside is completely different. The inside of the G5 was very impressive to me when I first got it, clean, well thought out, beautiful. I never thought it could be so well redesigned. The inside of the new Mac Pro 8-core is just absolutely gorgeous.
Files are transferring now from the G5 to the Mac Pro, and have been for about 4 hours. :( Sad I can't play with my new toy until I get off work tomorrow... Speaking of!!! I start my new job tomorrow morning :)
Wish me luck!
Second stop on the 15th day of our SoCal holiday
White-tailed Kite (Elanus leucurus) at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve, near Huntington Beach California USA
Blame Logitech! Blame Logitech!
(Logitech's bad mouse driver caused the blue screening.)
EDIT: Note that this is now and old photo, and relates to OS X Leopard, not Snow Leopard, which is the current version in 2010/2011.
I'm getting things arranged at the new office. Nowhere near done yet, but this is what it looks like. The Pooh books are above the monitor just off the top-left corner of the picture.
Australian Emperor Dragonfly (Hemianax papuensis) at Bold Park, near City Beach, Floreat WA Australia
Day 16 of our Australian holiday April 2015
On December 23, 2014, I donated my Mac Pro 1.1 I got in April, 2007, so it may be help someone else express their creativity and productivity.
This Mac assisted me throughout college as well as writing OpenZoom. Farewell, my friend.
Finally posting a couple more photos of the Nehalem Mac Pro I bought last April. Here's the side view with the cover off. Quite a contrast that Radeon 4870 card makes with it's red cooling system.
The Sata power to 4-pin molex adapters are designed to plug into a single SATA power cable, so they have an extra flange that prevents plugging them directly into the mac pro SATA power ports.
Luckily, this flange can be easily trimmed with some wire cutters or a knife.
Make sure you trim the flange on the end with the L-shaped lip of the connector pins, and not the opposite end.
Trim both adapters.
This is the actual badge from a Radio Shack TRS-80 (trash eighty) home computer, of the 1980s. It is on my MacPro, currently housing 32GB of RAM. :)
It is like comparing the Hiroshima bomb (little boy), to the Tsar Bomba.
In Collaboration with Qasehku Bridal | Busana Lingga Contemporary
MUA: Sal Asri
Model: Mangala Sushmita
Fuji XH-1 + XF56 1.2 + AD600 (Deep Para 120) + AD600 (Octabox 90) + MacPro Xeon + Capture One Pro
The CPU and memory are on a newly designed daughtercard. Every previous daughtercard I've ever seen has been extraordinarily difficult to remove, presumably so the designers can make sure it stays put when you want it to. This daughtercard is so easy to remove, you can do it with two fingers. Just undo 2 latches and slide the thing out. No wiggling, no prying, just a smooth pull. Here you can see the massive heatsinks (1 for each processor). I added 12GB of OWC memory (3 DIMMs for each processor).
In Collaboration with Qasehku Bridal | Busana Lingga Contemporary
MUA: Sal Asri
Model: Mangala Sushmita
Fuji XH-1 + XF56 1.2 + AD600 (Deep Para 120) + AD600 (Octabox 90) + MacPro Xeon + Capture One Pro
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