Hey, 1st comment! Why didn't they benchmark the Extreme 2.8ghz? Would also love to see a Mac Pro (2.6, 3.0 and 8 core 3.0) in compaison as well, if you seen a benchmark like that, let us all know, ok? Also, how do you change your password fo leaving comments, so I don't have to search my email every time to find it, to post?
Write it down on a piece of paper and keep typing it in. It doesn't take that long to remember it. Though it would be nice to be able to set our own passwords.
Write it down on a piece of paper and keep typing it in. It doesn't take that long to remember it. Though it would be nice to be able to set our own passwords.
Hey hey, it was just a joke as the benchmark as the benchmark in the article seemed to come so a slightly "well duh" type conclusion. Plus it would be nice seeing it compared to some similarly priced rival systems, just to see what you're getting.
And r.e. comment passwords, you can't change them at the moment. Just use a password manager, most modern browsers should have one built in.
Password manager? What makes you think I use the same PC or browser all the time? Besides, the ones I do use I always check the remeber me box, but it does not retain the password...
You can already change your password. I don't know how to figure out your profile number based on your name, but I know how to make the comment system generate a link for you to get to your profile manager (where you will be able to change your password.)
Here's what you do:
(1) Head over to joystiq.com (2) Post a comment on something (using the same user name and password you use on engadget) (3)Go back to the article you just commented on, and find your comment. (4) Click on your user name (on joystiq it appears as a link)
You will be taken to a page that lists all the comments you've posted on any weblogs inc. blog. At the far right of the page it will say "are you ? If so, Login Here."
(5) Click that link, log in, then you can upload an avatar, and change your password, among other things.
I found that by accident one day because I'm a pervert and wanted to see a larger version of someone's avatar. I didn't bother changing my password, because I like random letters and numbers, and I don't have any trouble memorizing them. Anyway that's how you do it.
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Hey, 1st comment! Why didn't they benchmark the Extreme 2.8ghz? Would also love to see a Mac Pro (2.6, 3.0 and 8 core 3.0) in compaison as well, if you seen a benchmark like that, let us all know, ok? Also, how do you change your password fo leaving comments, so I don't have to search my email every time to find it, to post?
Write it down on a piece of paper and keep typing it in.
It doesn't take that long to remember it.
Though it would be nice to be able to set our own passwords.
Write it down on a piece of paper and keep typing it in.
It doesn't take that long to remember it.
Though it would be nice to be able to set our own passwords.
Hey hey, it was just a joke as the benchmark as the benchmark in the article seemed to come so a slightly "well duh" type conclusion. Plus it would be nice seeing it compared to some similarly priced rival systems, just to see what you're getting.
And r.e. comment passwords, you can't change them at the moment. Just use a password manager, most modern browsers should have one built in.
Password manager? What makes you think I use the same PC or browser all the time? Besides, the ones I do use I always check the remeber me box, but it does not retain the password...
Yeah, Safari doesn't hold the password either.
Firefox does though.
Hello.
You can already change your password. I don't know how to figure out your profile number based on your name, but I know how to make the comment system generate a link for you to get to your profile manager (where you will be able to change your password.)
Here's what you do:
(1) Head over to joystiq.com
(2) Post a comment on something (using the same user name and password you use on engadget)
(3)Go back to the article you just commented on, and find your comment.
(4) Click on your user name (on joystiq it appears as a link)
You will be taken to a page that lists all the comments you've posted on any weblogs inc. blog. At the far right of the page it will say "are you ? If so, Login Here."
(5) Click that link, log in, then you can upload an avatar, and change your password, among other things.
I found that by accident one day because I'm a pervert and wanted to see a larger version of someone's avatar. I didn't bother changing my password, because I like random letters and numbers, and I don't have any trouble memorizing them. Anyway that's how you do it.