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One fateful day, Console stopped launching. It appeared to be in connection with one of the 10.8 developer preview releases, but the connection was hazy at best. Being a developer and running said developer preview OS, the console is a really important part of easy log viewing, for professional and for casual uses.
There has [...]
While playing with the Server app for OS X 10.8, I had a lot of trouble with internal exceptions. It seemed to continue to function when you chose to ignore the exception (yikes), but at least it was useable.
But after pushing changes to the local DNS module, it periodically had trouble trying to read [...]
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It turns out there are a whole lot of weird quirks in OS X Lion, to my intense dismay. Snow Leopard felt robust. Maybe it was missing a few things, but it was robust. Lion puts some frilly things into the mix, but now suddenly stuff gets weird. I’m disappointed.
This problem plagued me during [...]
This threw me for a while, but I figured out what was going on.
I look into my crystal ball, and I see that you have a bootlegged application from the Mac App Store. Applications purchased from the store contain a receipt file with a signature from Apple which validates the legitimacy of the item, [...]
About.me
Tim Valenta
Amateur at everything, coder, UI designer, musician, and writer. I break things apart and re-program them from scratch to learn exactly which problems people have solved in the past. I write for NaNoWriMo, and I'm nearing the self publication of a short story called Highway.
Python is my passion. Alastair Reynolds writes great science fiction, but has a really ugly website. My Mac is my Linux without all the driver failures. I hate working directly for salesmen. Huge scented candles are surprisingly nice when you work from home all day. I play AP Mid lane for my League of Legends team, but love a good run at Top.
