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hardmac.com - 10/15/2009

Future Mac Pro: Apple to Enjoy Short-Term Exclusive Use of Future Xeon CPU?

— hardmac.com — According to one of our sources, Apple is finalizing the future Mac Pro models. They are currently... testing the last evolution of Xeon CPU, known as  Gulftown , that Intel only demoed a couple of times so far. This Xeon is an evolution of those ... (more) Future Mac Pro: Apple to Enjoy Short-Term Exclusive Use ...

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discussions.apple.com - 10/9/2009

Support - Discussions - Woah where did my HD go? ...

— discussions.apple.com — Ok accidentally clicked on "guest account" to log into my mac...was taking a while to log in... so i walked away, came back a minute later and i was greeted with my normal login list again, my usual acc, and the guest user, this time i clicked on the ... (more) Support - Discussions - Woah where did my HD go? ...

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appleinsider.com - 10/15/2009

Apple's next Mac Pro may sport six-core processors

— appleinsider.com — A forthcoming update to the Mac Pro line could have short-term exclusivity of a new Intel Xeon... six-core CPU early next year, according to a new rumor. (more) Apple's next Mac Pro may sport six-core processors

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AppleInsider:  Snow Leopard guest account bug deletes user data

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Snow Leopard guest account bug deletes user data
AppleInsider — ... of a potentially critical Snow Leopard bug that can erase a user's account data have continued to surface since the operating system's debut. Since Mac OS X 10.6 launched in late August, numerous reports online have detailed the issue, which is triggered by logging in and out of a guest account on a Snow Leopard machine. Upon logging back in to their regular account, users will find that it has been wiped of all data. The issue has prompted numerous threads ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ) on the Apple Support Discussions, with reports suggesting the ...

Bug tracker: Snow Leopard guest accounts eating files?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — Filed under: OS, Software, Troubleshooting, Snow LeopardThere's a few threads on Apple's Discussion Boards describing a problem that's affecting some Snow Leopard users. An issue with the Guest account feature in SL appears to be chomping down on user data with extreme prejudice. Cnet/MacFixIt first took notice of the issue back in early September, but a 2nd report & a link from 9to5Mac have raised the threat level quite a bit. According to affected users, the guest account's logout wipe -- a standard feature intended to prevent guests from leaving files on the machine -- is ...