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• TimeDrawer: document versioning before Leopard

  Published: July 27, 2007, 7:00 pm

  Tags: Time Machine, Timedrawer, Timemachine

  like Versomatic, but TimeDrawer's interface looks very slick. On the other hand, it's hard to imagine TimeDrawer will last long once Leopard is released (except maybe for those who stick with Tiger, which it requires). On the positive side, TimeDrawer does not require an external drive like Time Machine.TimeDrawer is now in beta and is a

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• Time Machine Becomes Real Possibility

  Published: August 21, 2007, 3:04 pm

  Tags: International Education, Donut, Haifa, Time Machine

  had a hard time understanding this article. Somebody needs to send me back in time so that I can get a better grasp of science making it possible for me to understand what is going on when I read about it today.Or...maybe send me ahead in time to where everything is already learned and then I can come back with an understanding.Or....Some

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• Hey, Hey, Hey, It's Fat Albert

  Published: September 27, 2007, 9:34 pm

  Tags: Tv Time Machine

  I almost fell over when I was walking by the television James was watching and heard Fat Albert. Teletoon is now airing the '70s classic, bringing Fat Albert and his life lessons to a new generation. Yeah, I know they made a movie, but I don't think anyone saw it. If you're going to do Fat Albert, you've got to do the gang 70s-style. Accept no

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• I Don't Buy It: Rom the Time Machine

  Published: October 9, 2007, 2:00 pm

  Tags: I Dont Buy It, Rom, The Time Machine

  way is up on the Rom the Time Machine contraption. What I do know is that it promises you can get a complete workout in only four minutes. The machine, which is part exercise bike part resistance machine, is like no other fitness gadget you've ever seen, unless you scour the back pages of magazines like I do. Second of all, while I have

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• Michael Mann to Direct Will Smith in 'Empire'

  Published: October 11, 2007, 5:02 am

  Tags: Cinematical, Empire, Film, Gabriele Muccino, Gabrielemuccino, Hancock, Heat, John Logan, Johnlogan, Michael Mann, Michaelmann, Movie, The Aviator, The Insider, The Kingdom, The Time Machine, Theaviator, Theinsider, Thekingdom, Thetimemachine, Will Smith, Willsmith

  Miami Vice, but it might be time to take another look. Especially because it's taking Michael Mann a long time to make a follow-up (though it's normal for him to take a few years between films). Lately he's been concentrating on producing, overseeing such pics as The Kingdom, which is currently in theaters, and the upcoming Hancock, which stars

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• Leopard Spotlight: Preparing for Time Machine

  Published: October 19, 2007, 5:00 pm

  Tags: Backup, Leopard, Leopard Time Machine, Time Machine, Timemachine

  is a lot of excitement about Time Machine, but also some confusion; reader Matteo wrote in from Switzerland to ask that we cover some basics for setting up Time Machine. Your wish; our command. Most of our answers are gleaned from Apple's feature page for TM, a worthwhile read.Continue reading Leopard Spotlight: Preparing for Time

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• 24 hours of Leopard: Time Machine

  Published: October 25, 2007, 8:00 pm

  Tags: 24 Hrs Of Leopard, Back Up, Backup, Hard Drive, Save My File, Time Machine, Wireless

  under: Leopard Feature: Time Machine How it works: Plug an external hard drive into your Mac and Leopard will automatically detect it and ask if you want to enable the Time Machine back up option. Select yes, and you're done. Time Machine will automatically back up your entire hard drive but if you want to skip certain files or folders,

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• Leopard starting to land for lucky users

  Published: October 26, 2007, 10:45 am

  Tags: Leopard, Leopard Install, Os X, Osx, Techcrunch, Time Machine, Upgrade

  had his copy by 9 pm Pacific time and has already upgraded two machines to mostly positive results. One warning from Riley that I can echo from experience with the dev seeds: if you turn on Time Machine right away, be prepared for a slow go until the initial full backup is completed. You may want to wait to activate TM until you sign off for the

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• Aperture and Time Machine's unhappy co-existence

  Published: October 27, 2007, 9:00 pm

  Tags: Aperture Time Machine Problems, Aperture Time Machine, Leopard Time Machine

  doing automatic backups with Time Machine as you risk "inconsistencies in the Aperture database." as a result. Running Time Machine restore operations also can cause this issue, but it's worth noting that these only occur whilst Aperture is running.Apple currently recommends folks turn off automatic backups with Time Machine and revert to manual

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• Things that make Time Machine cranky

  Published: November 7, 2007, 6:30 pm

  Tags: Leopard, Time Machine, Timemachine

  having trouble getting your Time Machine to be-have? Two Apple tech notes spotted by Macfixit.com point up a pair of issues that may prevent your backup mojo from working.First, if Time Machine backs up about 10 gigabytes and then stalls out, you probably need to reformat your target drive with either GUID or APM partitioning (depending on

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• Time Machine Patch Lets You Back Up to Any Drive in Leopard

  Published: November 8, 2007, 6:25 pm

  Tags: Software, Backups, Leopard, Mac Os X, Software, Time Machine

  can be used as a Leopard Time Machine backup disk can be overcome with a small command line utility. All it does is make Leopard show unsupported drives as a supported drive for Time Machine, but Apple most likely removed support for these drives for reasons such as data loss or data corruption, so be careful if you're going to try this. Just

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• Time Machine Flux Capacitor Patch Lets You Back Up to Any Drive in Leopard [Software]

  Published: November 8, 2007, 5:25 pm

  Tags: 9to5mac, Backup, Flux Capacitor, Leopard, Os X Leopard, Patch, Software, Time Machine

  can be used as a Leopard Time Machine backup disk can be overcome with a small command line utility. All it does is make Leopard show unsupported drives as a supported drive for Time Machine, but Apple most likely removed support for these drives for reasons such as data loss or data corruption, so be careful if you're going to try this.

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• How to enable Time Machine on unsupported volumes

  Published: November 10, 2007, 5:00 am

  Tags: Hack, Leopard, Nas, Time Machine, Timemachine

  to select NAS volumes in the Time Machine prefs. Of course, you should only re-enable this for giggles -- we don't know why Apple turned it off to begin with, and it could very well be full of bugs and hose your data. Considering some of the other glitches that have cropped up in Time Machine, we'd actually recommend staying well away from this

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• Schedule Your Time Machine Backups with TimeMachineScheduler [Featured Mac Download]

  Published: November 30, 2007, 2:00 pm

  Tags: Backups, Downloads, Featured Mac Download, Hard Drives, Leopard, Mac, Mac Os X, Mac Os X Leopard, Time Machine, Top

  OS X only: Reschedule your Time Machine backup intervals from the default (which backs up once an hour) to a more appropriate schedule to fit your needs--anywhere from every one to twelve hours. Granted, the per-hour backup schedule means you're that much more likely to have all your data backed up in case you run into a problem, but some

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• A look into Time Machine

  Published: December 5, 2007, 9:00 pm

  Tags: Leopard, Time Machine, Time Machine, Timemachine, Tom Yager

  a great overview of how Time Machine works in Leopard. Imagine my surprise to find out that Apple's backup solution doesn't involve a Flux Capacitor of any kind! It does, however, involve lots of file copying, and clever disk space saving measures. Tom answers some questions about how much work you'll lose if you need to restore from a Time

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