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Okay, so I just had the decidedly unpleasant experience of having my Safari RSS feeds go INSANE. All kinds of corrupt data.
Errors like: Safari[20505] WARNING: Article id=3560's source_id has nonexistent source 250
Feeds showing the wrong data.
The answer turns out to be simple. Blow out the Safari RSS databases. But they aren't in ~/Library/Safari
They're in ~/Library/Syndication
Sigh. Guys, how about we move that folder into ~/Library/Safari?
Because finding the source of that error kinda sucks.
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Categories: Mac OS X Scripts
Posted by John C. Welch at 13:59 | Permalink
©2003-until I'm fucking dead and then some. you steal my shit, and I will fuck with you like you were a lonely shepherd's slowest sheep.
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