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I just got a free licence for Sparrow Mail but I've already paid for it. First person to reply with "I LOVE DICKS" gets a copy!
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Mu Zeta posted:I LOVE DICKS Well that's kind of cheating but whatever. Sent you a PM!
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Sep 17, 2011 01:01
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Takes a bit of getting used to coming from Apple Mail but holy crap it works better with Gmail labels etc. The gestures are super nice too. (no I don't work for them or anything)
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Sep 17, 2011 01:11
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brc64 posted:For some reason I haven't figured out, occasionally Apple Mail will open and tell me I've got mail (duplicating the unread count from Sparrow in the dock). Is there something I need to do to tell Apple Mail to gently caress off? It doesn't happen often, so I almost wonder if I'm accidentally doing something to launch it... That's very odd. Does it just open in the main window, or composing a message?
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Sep 17, 2011 07:40
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So I actually won two copies of Sparrow in that giveaway, I thought the email I got was duplicated but I won with both the email addresses I submitted! Who wants the other licence?
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Sep 22, 2011 10:56
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FistLips posted:Sure! ajakobsen at gmail dot com How serendipitous  Sent you an email!
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Sep 22, 2011 13:10
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Choadmaster posted:I have no problems whatsoever with Mail and my Gmail accounts (my emails even get deleted properly, I don't know why they wouldn't...?). However, since so many people seem to recommend it, I'm willing to give it a try... Can you Sparrow-recommenders answer a few questions for me? No idea about the IMAP folders part of this but unified inbox is an option you can disable/enable. It shows at the top of list but you can switch to your individual accounts below. See here: http://imgur.com/a/2Lcxb (two Gmail accounts and one MobileMe)
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Sep 23, 2011 11:37
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Are there any downsides to running standard Lion (non-server) on a Mac Mini Server? I'm doing it right now and everything seems ok. If you try to install it from scratch it says you cannot install on this hardware, but I swapped the hard drive from my Mac Faux and it's working fine. Just wondering if the ghost of Steve Jobs will kill me for doing this...
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Nov 15, 2011 04:33
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japtor posted:I'd be worried about whatever hacks you needed to do to the installation to get it working on your hackintosh possibly conflicting down the line. If you had a regular Lion installation it should be fine if it's 10.7.2, assuming it's a merged release. And any reason you need a regular Lion install rather than Server, or just so you can swap drives without doing anything else? I know there were exactly two modified system files (AppleHDA & AppleRTC kexts) and I rolled those back to stock ones so no problem there. The mini actually worked fine even with those modded files which was surprising. And yes the only reason is that I have Lion set up perfectly and would rather not spend hours setting stuff up again. I'm just hoping there are no hardware checks added at some point in the future that would freak out with standard Lion on a server 
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Nov 15, 2011 10:34
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wanderlost posted:Something changed with the way you control copying/overwriting files in Lion. Try holding option at the copy dialog
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Nov 15, 2011 11:03
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lol internet. posted:Am I doing something wrong? I don't think you can do global shortcuts like that, although I may be wrong. BetterTouchTool lets you do this and you don't have to use any of gestures/mouse stuff if you don't want.
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Dec 12, 2011 11:35
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wwb posted:Any good options for iSCSI initiators on Lion? Looks like globalSAN is now $99. And the performance I'm getting from the trial version is poo poo. Well you listed the only two options as far as I'm aware. I bought globalSAN to use with a QNAP NAS but there's a bug limiting read speeds to 500KB/s in some situations (mine unforunately!). Support have been helpful but it's still not working properly. Xtend is more pricey too I think
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Dec 17, 2011 04:02
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Martytoof posted:So now that globalSAN is a paid product, are there any free iSCSI initiators that work with Lion? Unless anything came out in the last month there isn't. It's globalSAN or xtend which is $$$$$ 
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Jan 10, 2012 00:09
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Do you mean Folders Factory from the Mac App Store? That's what I have used.
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Feb 13, 2012 00:10
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SimpleCoax posted:I want to archive a few hundred GB of simulation results I have. On Windows I would have used WinRAR and QuickPAR to compress and store them with parity information. What is my equivalent on OS X, or the best way to do this on OS X? Not sure if you know but RARs can use inbuilt recovery data (set to a percentage you want) which is pretty much the same as parity files.
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Mar 4, 2012 06:33
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dexter6 posted:Has anyone found that assigned spaces aren't respected? This used to happen constantly in Snow Leopard with Office 2008 for me. The toolbox always opened in the wrong space which was especially annoying  it happens less in Lion but it's still a pain.
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Mar 23, 2012 00:05
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How do I stop Spotlight showing "Developer" results? I just use Spotlight as an app launcher and all this other crap (html, py files for example) keeping showing up too. There's no Developer category in the prefs to uncheck.
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Mar 26, 2012 01:31
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chimz posted:Add /Developer (and/or Xcode.app) to your Spotlight privacy list in System Preferences. It might cut down on some of the stuff that Xcode installs. There is no /Developer folder, I have the latest xcode installed from App Store. Seems like everything is contained within Xcode.app these days.
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Mar 26, 2012 02:48
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wolffenstein posted:Then ignore Xcode.app. I can do this but any other html/py/etc. files anywhere else on the file system still show up
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Mar 26, 2012 04:39
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Anyone else on ML have a problem with Finder not updating the contents of a folder if they are modified through another application? For example I have a folder called Storage on a volume called Incoming If I do "touch /Volumes/Storage/Incoming/test" nothing will appear inside Finder until I create an empty folder and delete it on the same volume. As soon as that happens the test file will appear. Likewise after deleting the test file through terminal it still there in Finder. Also happens when using Automator/Services to move files around. Only happens on one volume (internal 500GB HDD) which is really odd. Internal SSD boot drive is unaffected as is an external Firewire drive. I actually wrote an Applescript that creates a new folder and deletes it immediately to "refresh" Finder which is a lovely workaround!
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Oct 18, 2012 00:29
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in_cahoots posted:I had the same problem- I could see files in iterm but not finder. Resetting the PRAM and repairing disk permissions seems to have fixed it, but it could be a coincidence. I just erased the volume and copied the data back on using CCC and now it's fixed. Very weird but glad it's working!
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Oct 18, 2012 02:51
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For anyone who uses OS X Server, version 2.2 came out and actually added some cool stuff   Time Machine actually shows what's being backed up now!   And there's a new caching service for App Store updates 
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Dec 8, 2012 00:04
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Small White Dragon posted:Has anyone had problems with items in the menubar not updating? Often times, the clock is out of date and I have to click on it to see the real time. Which sucks. Yep, same thing on my 2011 i7 Mini running 10.8.2. If you run "killall SystemUIServer" in Terminal it fixes it for a while but craps out again a few hours later.
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Dec 29, 2012 01:35
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~Coxy posted:Got a weird thing happening on the gf's Mac. Is the time still updating at all? My menu bar clock "freezes" randomly and running "killall SystemUIServer" fixes it temporarily... or is your problem different?
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Jan 11, 2013 00:54
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 Further Anecdotal Evidence This procedure completely fixed my Windows 7 install refusing to even enumerate the list of SMB shares on my Mac Mini. Previously it would just say user/pass incorrect, now it connects properly each time. Not sure if this only affects people running OS X Server or not though.
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Mar 19, 2013 06:31
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Bob Morales posted:MY GIRLFRIEND has a 2008 Unibody MacBook, I installed Mavericks and it runs much better than it did before, but it had an old crusty 10.5 install. MY GIRLFRIEND also has a 2008 unibody non-Pro, as do I, and I can vouch for the 4GB being needed in Mavericks. Both MacBooks have SSDs but mine is 4GB vs 2GB in hers and even for just Chrome/Mail usage etc there's definitely a difference.
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Dec 19, 2013 23:32
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carry on then posted:Anyone use either Leaf or ReadKit? I'm looking for a replacement for Reeder since the developer is dragging his feet with supporting Feedly, and both seem okay but I want to know if there's any major issues with either. Been using Readkit with Feedbin for a few months now and I'm very happy with it. Slightly preferred Reeder but until it's updated ReadKit is fine.
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 Anyone seen this happen on High Sierra? This is from a 2015 MacBook Pro given to me with a fresh High Sierra install and that error shows when trying to enable FileVault. Tried restarting, setting a new password for my account but the same thing keeps popping up...
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