I have a Map eg. PlacesNearHome.
I search for something, find a site (bookmarks appear - red 'pins') nearby. But I don't want to save Your pin (even if I do, same problem arises)
So I want to edit my map, or just return to my map, which has been removed from the sidebar during the search process.
So I click the link for my maps, or the link down near all the searches listed at bottom of left sidebar, and when my map comes up, giving me the ability to edit and therefor save a bookmark near or at the place I've just searched for.. you RESET THE MAP VIEW!!!!!!!
I do all the leg work to find a street, maybe using street view etc to get to where I want to place a bookmark, and when I go to my map, you reset the view.
FRIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can you PLEASE STOP THAT.
many thanks, love (most all) your work =)
Really this is just a journal for me to aid my failing memory, so if I, or an acquaintance, has a question I might, more quickly, find a previously researched answer. But this page is also Rants n Raves on Saving Earth and using Technology to help us do so, or whatever else I feel inclined to babble on about.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Sunday, May 02, 2010
OS X dashboardadvisory locationd phoning home
having noticed my machine 'phoning home' (dashboardadvisory) I thought I'd take a look and see if I should be concerned about it.
It would seem no. It's merely keeping the widgets updated and not sending anything particularly personal to home.
But in the interests of documenting code snippets for my own failing memory here's how to unload the dashboardadvisory service:
I found two references, not sure which should (maybe) be scrubbed)
sudo launchctl unload -w \
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.dashboard.advisory.fetch.plist
sudo launchctl unload -w com.apple.dashboard.advisory.fetch
found these references on Digg
locationd: similar scenario only now we're talking about the clock keeping itself updated and it can *try* to assess your location in order to do that.
Found some discussion at Superuser
It would seem no. It's merely keeping the widgets updated and not sending anything particularly personal to home.
But in the interests of documenting code snippets for my own failing memory here's how to unload the dashboardadvisory service:
I found two references, not sure which should (maybe) be scrubbed)
sudo launchctl unload -w \
/System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.dashboard.advisory.fetch.plist
sudo launchctl unload -w com.apple.dashboard.advisory.fetch
found these references on Digg
locationd: similar scenario only now we're talking about the clock keeping itself updated and it can *try* to assess your location in order to do that.
Found some discussion at Superuser
Again, it would seem not to be a big [privacy] issue.
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