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Sunday January 12, 2003

Roller gets even better with automatic linkbacks

Dave has done it again. This time, he's added automatic linkbacks to Roller - must be time to upgrade. It'll be interesting to see if a link to this post shows up on his site.

In other news, I've been struck by another annoying problem in OS X. Ever since I installed QuickTime 6.1, most of my apps crash when I try to open them. Safari and Finder are the ones giving me big problems the most. So, to recount, I'll probably be re-installing OS X for the 4th time this year. I haven't re-installed Windows this year, and I've only upgraded Linux. Keep in mind I only spend about 10% of my time in OS X. Maybe we just don't get along.

Posted in Roller at Jan 12 2003, 09:37:16 PM MST 1 Comment
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Don't re-install: double check in a Terminal window that you haven't had your /tmp directory blown away. The fix is an easy single line command -- check the Safari information on either MacFixIt.com or Macintouch.com. It's something like: sudo ln -s /var/tmp /tmp but double check on those sites before you do it :-)

Posted by Dave Taylor on January 13, 2003 at 07:28 PM MST #

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