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Has the Trash can icon changed in Mountain Lion? I know the Dock has different perspective/reflections, but the icon itself looks different. It also doesn't seem to get "fat" anymore when you add things into it.

10.7.4 Trash Cans

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10.8 DP4 Trash Cans

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No it's the date/time that started multiplying itself and went invisible. :p

Cool I can reproduce it! Open the Notifications Center and try to drag the clock around by holding down option.

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How come can I visit my user folders on my Lion partition, when I?m in Mountain Lion, without having to enter ANY password ? Security issue much ???

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Like with any operating system ever made?

Try plugging NTFS drives into a Linux, behold - you can traverse the directory structure at will. Same for OSX, Linux, BSD (HFS/Ext3/4/BFS/XFS et al) - same for every filesystem ever made that isn't encrypted.

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Traversing the directory structure is one thing, but being able to open all those files at will is another.

If this has been like this since the beginning of computing, it?s time to change.

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That's why your OS of choice has an option to encrypt the contents, for Windows there's Bitlocker, for OS X there's Filevault and Linux offers various encryption techniques and for universal compatibility TrueCrypt offers super tight encryption.

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New update for DP via App Store - 1.08Gb - downloading now.

Edit: feels a bit faster if that could be possible :)

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New update for DP via App Store - 1.08Gb - downloading now.

Edit: feels a bit faster if that could be possible :)

It probably fixes that Safari bug when you type in letters it didn't like :rofl:, along with other minor fixes.
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Just applied the update, didn't actually know what it changed or fixed but whatever :p

I do really like the Mountain Lion DP so far, no compatibility issues with any of the software I use, really like the new notification system and it was also an excuse to wipe my old Lion install which was slowly grinding to a halt.

Also introduced me to the new Safari, which I quite like too :)

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The only thing I liked in the older DP's that isn't in this one is how the Notification Center icon would turn blue, indicating you have new/unread notifications. I'd like to see that brought back for the GM.

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Anyone have a guess as to why Apple isn't releasing Facebook integration with Mountain Lion's initial release? Why have it in these DPs, but not in the final release?

Could that be a Facebook request, to launch this integration both on iOS and in Mountain Lion at the same time?

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Anyone have a guess as to why Apple isn't releasing Facebook integration with Mountain Lion's initial release? Why have it in these DPs, but not in the final release?

Where did you hear that?

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I feel a bit retarded but I can't seem to be able to find the Facebook integration from my DP4+Update at all. *continues searching*

Edit:

Right, external download. Nevermind.

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Safari feels snappier.

Actually I haven't noticed anything major yet. But browsing through the update pkg file it's updated nearly all the apps and extensions.

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