SOOOO, what up everyone? Nice to see Will is still here. Hello S.mods and welcome to the PNW. I'm going to my happy place.

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Hi, Scott!

 

Yeah, you should see the trampled path they are leaving from the Mod Fortress to the PNW forum.

Gonna have to replant that grass this spring.

 

Hi, Will! Uh, you left me a voicemail last night? Sorry I didn't get back to you, things were a bit hectic at times.

 

lol but it looks like a kinder gentler forum now...

 

need a lawn mower for the grass?? i gots one to sell

 

Naw, we gots goats for that...

 

hmm thats how i could get out of mowing the yard... let the goats into our yard from the next door neighbors... woohhoo

 

Dear Mother Nature~

Please make up your mind with the weather, I would LOVE to have a clean car when I list it for sale in the next couple of weeks.. Please bring the sun, or better yet I can deal with clouds just no rain, PLEASE

k thanks

 

Dear Tomas,
your avatar is cool but very creepy when it blinks. lol.

 

Yeah I realized that later on last night. Anyway call when you can, I have a some OS X's questions for you that I can't figure out.

Don't play in the grass when it's wet and muddy.

 

What's wrong with your Mac, Will?

And we can have Marlon redo the grass, he's the noob.

 

Running 10.4.11 after a few weeks it was obviously paging, quit everything and still running slow. The laptop was restarted about once every few months, I figured it was memory leaks and just needed to be restarted more often, Tomas confirmed it.

Hows slave labor working out these days?

 

Have you also done the scheduled maintenance stuff on it? If you put it to sleep at night, it doesn't run automatically.

In terminal, type sudo periodic daily weekly monthly
It'll ask for your password... that'll force the maintenance stuff to run.

 

No I haven't, should I?

 

Yes you should, listen to the man.

I used to use MacJanitor to force all the log rotations and cleanups Ian is talking about, but IIRC it quit working well at the intro of 10.5...

(The mkdtmp fails due to lack of permissions on the weekly run so it appears not to be able to create it's locate database. I think this is due to the massive changes in "spotlight" that Apple made in 10.5, but I'm not sure. The monthly run fails to find straggler man pages, but that no biggie at all. ALL of it works great in 10.3 and 10.4.)

I really miss MacJanitor. It used to be one of the automatic startup items on all my machines.

http://personalpages.tds.net/~brian_...acjanitor.html

Works GREAT on 10.3 and 10.4 so you should grab a copy, load it on, and run it at least once a week...

 

upgrade the RAM! =D

 

Heheheheh... Always a good idea, David, but in my case the only way I could add more is to glue it on the case as decoration.

 

just hack antoher mac mother board and solder the wires to it....that should work right?? lmao j/k

 

I am just gonna enjoy suffering with my Vista....laptop......