[nachobel]

okay...so I can't figure out how i did this at all...but my friends girlfriend just bought an iBook. And she came over because having trouble with her cd rom drive. So i take a look at it and fix it and everything, and I get her onto the network here. So i go to the sharing control pane and it just sits there and doesn't do anything, it's a blank screen like it's loading. So i click around because I'm angry, and after a while one of my clicks goes through, and it's the display's thing. So i don't want that, so i click show all and then sharing again. It loads immediately, and instead of saying file sharing off is says
"Cupertino Sharing On
lot's of information for you.
and you.
and timmy."

No joke. I am so confused, I thought apple axed this...anyone verify? I am so confused....talk to me.

[mchladek]

Haha!!! I can't verify it but sounds like a pretty funny bug/easter egg.

[oranjdisc]

timmy!!

[CharlesS]

If this is an easter egg, it should be possible to find that text by hacking around inside Network.prefPane...

[NSObject]

That is, in fact, the text that is in the nib file. It seems that in System Preferences' confusion, the correct text did not replace the default. Here's a shot:

[zorn]

I got somewhat of a relative easter egg i think ..

see:
http://forums.applestudentdevelopers...p?threadid=560

or to quote:

Setting up my new eMac here at work (OS X 10.1.5; all updates) with all the apache stuff and I notice this httpd.conf has:

#ServerName caddyshack

is this new? I mean I generally remember a more subtile name of SeverName of something


BTW, do you get a free cup of soup with this Hat

Another poster say's his server name was "fisheye"

I look on my Powerbook right now .. it's "contact"

I can't understand why these are so random?

BTW the file is at:

/etc/httpd/httpd.conf

open in vi or pico via terminal if you like and search for "ServerName" to see yours.

[eep!]

Mine is also 'contact' so it's not that random.

[SkullMacPN]

Originally posted by eep!:
Mine is also 'contact' so it's not that random.

Mine is Edo. Edo style Japanese sushi perhaps?

P.S. I have a G4/350 AGP.

[Sosa]

I searched the httpd file and my server name is also caddyshack. I like that warning they give you at the beginning of the file: don't just read the instructions, make sure you understand them. You have been warned! Cool.

[MacGorilla]

Mine is edo, too, weird

[wataru]

Mine is "fisheye" on my rev. B TiBook. Go fig.

[akebono]

"ServerName smallsoldiers" here.

[3R1C]

Whats an NSAuthorizationView? Its not in AppKit or Foundation.

[Ibson]

Originally posted by 3R1C:
Whats an NSAuthorizationView? Its not in AppKit or Foundation.

It's a private class.

[Rickster]

Whats an NSAuthorizationView? Its not in AppKit or Foundation.

Apple uses the "NS" prefix in several places outside the public Fountaton and AppKit API. There are private classes in those two frameworks, as well as in a couple of other binaries such as the System Prefs framework/app.

[juanvaldes]

Cheerios iMac is "edo", I wonder if it is based on what type of mac you have?

and for the lazy...
use this command...

grep #ServerName /etc/httpd/httpd.conf

[Jim Paradise]

Finally, some Easter Eggs.

[CharlesS]

Originally posted by Rickster:


Apple uses the "NS" prefix in several places outside the public Fountaton and AppKit API. There are private classes in those two frameworks, as well as in a couple of other binaries such as the System Prefs framework/app.

My favorite undocumented class so far is the "SJButtonCell" class in Dock.prefPane's binary. I didn't know Steve wrote this stuff himself.

[The Dude]

HHAhhahahHAhAHhAHAhhaHAhaha

Rock on!!!

Mine is "#ServerName trento"

Funny...I am really into Nine Inch Nails too...

[JLL]

Originally posted by Jim Paradise:
Finally, some Easter Eggs.

Open Apple System Profiler in Jaguar. Click on the Frameworks tab and take a look at the version number on System.framework

[Kristoff]

Originally posted by juanvaldes:
Cheerios iMac is "edo", I wonder if it is based on what type of mac you have?

and for the lazy...
use this command...

my pismo is edo.

[Mac Guru]

iBook 500 = edo

Mac Guru

[ARENA]

My Pismo running Jaguar is edo.

[Kristoff]

Originally posted by juanvaldes:
Cheerios iMac is "edo", I wonder if it is based on what type of mac you have?

and for the lazy...
use this command...

my pismo is edo.

[Gankdawg]

Originally posted by JLL:


Open Apple System Profiler in Jaguar. Click on the Frameworks tab and take a look at the version number on System.framework

Nice.....I feel like a piece of pie now!

[WombatPredator]

BW G3 350: fisheye
TiBook 500: smallsoldiers

[dillerX]

Dual 1 Ghz system.

#ServerName trento

Heheh!

[MacAngel]

My PowerMac G4/450 is "Edo" too!

[Geobunny]

Quicksilver 733 (summer 2001) OS X.1: smallsoldiers
I assume it's randomised when OS X is installed.

[silverghost]

Originally posted by JLL:


Open Apple System Profiler in Jaguar. Click on the Frameworks tab and take a look at the version number on System.framework

Pi.


aloha

[silverghost]

pismo 500 = edo
dual gig = edo


aloha

[OwlBoy]

This is kinda fun I'm also Trento.

I wish they would put the Easter Egg back in the Login.app that occured when you pressed Control-Option-Delete.

"This is not DOS"

-Owl

[JLL]

Originally posted by silverghost:



Pi.


aloha

In 10.1.5 the number is the square root of 2

[mrchin]

QS 867. X on 2 separate HDs.

edo on one and caddyshack on the other.

[Vanquish]

PowerMac G4/400 AGP: Fisheye

hehe this is fun

[nibs]

eep!:
Mine is also 'contact' so it's not that random.

there is a finite amount of words to choose from. for it to be random the words must repeat.