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iPhone 4 Mail Bug?
Ever since I got my iPhone 4, I get occasional emails dated 1969, long before email was even around. The ’69 emails are all blank and empty and cannot be opened. They just populate the inbox and reproduce until I … Continue reading
Good, Inexpensive Laptop Feet
One of my favorite laptop accessories is/was made by an Oregon company and sold in local Mac Stores. They’re the ever useful and popular Dr. Bodelin’s laptop bumpers. The laptop bumpers raise the back end laptops up by about 1″ … Continue reading
Snow Leopard: .dmg and .pkg files not opening?
Like the booboo with .zip files, my installation of Snow Leopard was also having trouble opening .dmg and .pkg files. Installer.app would freeze. Bugger! After a little digging, the simple solution is to delete the “com.apple.finder.plist” file from your /Library/Preferences … Continue reading