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middle-aged dude #2: “Fucking right!”
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The summarized fix:
find /usr/share/man -exec test -e {}.gz \; -exec tar rzvPf ~/man.tgz {} \;
sudo find /usr/share/man -exec test -e {}.gz \; -exec rm {} \;
Your 10.4 manpages will be backed up to ~/man.tgz and then removed.
If you have a case-sensitive file system, see the comment by sEEKz on the hint page.
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tell application "Terminal"
set selected of tab 1 of window 1 to true
end tell
I tried to assign that to a Quicksilver trigger, but the trigger scopes are broken right now. I used Butler, instead. In the Butler configuration, add a new AppleScript action (hit the +, then under Smart Item → AppleScript → AppleScript). Add the above code in the “Source Code” pane, and set the trigger to ⌘1 in the Triggers pane. Change exceptions to “Only” and add “Terminal”. Repeat for tabs two to whatever. Note that this occludes the normal Terminal binding of ⌘-number to Terminal windows. I never used that.
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]]>When the library tries to convert the response XML into a nice Ruby object, the typecast_value method chokes on two new cases:
When you request /calendars.xml the <calendars> element now has a type attribute of array.
The occurs-until element in a calendar-event can be empty but still has a type attribute.
My simplistic patch specifically ignores these two cases. It also changes require-gem to require to stifle a RubyGems warning.
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AVC: Do you have names for any of your moves?
NO: I made one up the other night that I called “Running On Ecstasy.” It looks like what it sounds like. A few years back, I perfected “The Prance,” where you’re almost skipping in place and you have a look on your face that says “Nobody’s business, ain’t nobody’s business if I do!”
—AV Club interview with Nic Offer of !!!
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