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TrashTimer for the rescue…
i had the same problem until i started using TrashTimer (http://www.hieper.nl/pages/content/trashtimer.html). this little gem deletes files from trash which are in there for a configurable time. i kond of completely stopped emtpying my trash manually. if i wanna delete HUGE files instantly i use the terminal.
TrashTimer for the rescue…
That's funny, I implemented the same solution using a 3-line trash-emptying Applescript and launchd (cron's replacement in Tiger). I don't empty the trash manually anymore either.
Of course I can't remember the last time I put something in the trash that I didn't intend to send there, so the "backup the trash" part of that hint wouldn't apply to me...
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TrashTimer for the rescue…
Perhaps you can enlighten us as to what those "three lines" were...
TrashTimer for the rescue…
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