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hmm
You should have done some more investigation before editing the file - IE look at the modification time and search for other files modified at the same time to see what did this to your system.
hmm
yep. i gotta agree with this. old school mac users ( of which i am one ) often apply the quick solution to a problem without considering these consequenses.
hmm
I put all those Apple apps to a dedicated "Apple" folder, since I rarely use any of them, but don't want to scrap them altogether. I want a clean dir structure, so I put all apps into theme-folders like Graphics, Audio, Web etc., then app folders like "iTunes 2.0.3" (with version numbers, so I know immediately what version I got on my drive), then the app itself (without version numbers, since that looks ugly in the Dock).
My machine is always tweaked!
In the course of investingating stuff for the site, my machine is always in a state of disarrary :-). I don't really pay that much attention to it when things aren't normal, since, well, that's the normal situation. |
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