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[alchemist iq]

NBA jam>

Speaking of jamming i was here tonight.
This guy was just warming up and decided to do this.

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[Deleted member 204831]

I can help.

What is operating system on your computer windows or macOs?

MacOS

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

Dodgers game is still on..

 

[alchemist iq]

MacOS

Great you’ll need access the hidden files on iTunes follow these steps. iTunes keep a folder of your backups in that folder are the contents of pics, music or other random stuff.

How to see hidden files and folders in macOS

By Malcolm Owen

Friday, July 27, 2018, 07:26 am PT (10:26 am ET)


While macOS allows users to see the majority of the files their Mac holds, not all files are immediately accessible in Finder, with some kept from view to prevent inadvertent changes or deletion. AppleInsider shows how to gain access to those hidden files and folders.

Operating systems typically have some form of file-hiding functionality built in, and macOS is no exception. Many files or folders are hidden all across the Mac's file system, with the main goal of preventing curious users from mistakenly deleting an important folder or changing a critical file that could cause major problems to macOS.

Not everything hidden by macOS is that hazardous, as apps are also using the feature to help preserve a user's work. For example, a word processor could create a temporary copy of a file currently being used, or a file to flag that another file in a folder needs to be protected from other activities while it is in use elsewhere.

For the adventurous, it is possible to gain access to the hidden files and folders, but the process will differ depending on the operating system, and if you want to have permanent access to said files.



Keyboard Shortcut
Apple has included an easy way to see the files for those using macOS Sierra and newerreleases. A keyboard shortcut can be used to toggle between making the files visible or hiding them again.

Open Finder and navigate to the folder you wish to use. Press the key combination Command-Shift-. (Period) to toggle between the two states.

Terminal
This method is meant for macOS versions older than Sierra, but will also work in both Sierra and High Sierra.

Open the Terminal. This can be found by opening the Finder, selecting Applications, then the Utilities folder.

Enter the following string into the terminal, then press enter:



defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles true; killall Finder

This string performs two tasks. The first section before "true" alters a setting within macOS to automatically show all files. The second "killall Finder" element effectively restarts the Finder, refreshing your view to show hidden files.

If you wish to reverse the setting, open Terminaland enter the same command, except changing "true" to "false" in this way:



defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles false; killall Finder
Again, press enter.



Further Thoughts
The files and folders are typically hidden for a very good reason, namely to prevent anyone from accidentally meddling with their operating system and applications in a potentially catastrophic way. Generally speaking, it's best to leave these files alone unless there is a good reason to access them.

If you do feel the need to meddle with these hidden items without any constructive purpose, it is advised to avoid doing so on any mission-critical systems, and to make backups beforehand, just in case any data is lost.

 

[brendasdeadbaby]

Hate when my prime order is being delivered by Lasership. they suck donkey **** and balls. Enjoy that new hydro flask thief

 

[SlunderKingpin]

It’s 3:20am and I’m stuck on YouTube watching **** like this...

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[Ube]

Good morning TAN! I am working on like 4 hrs of sleep. Not sure if I’m hyped because I’ve been feeling more energized due to working out the past week or if I’m just delirious .

 

[niceshoes247]

Buenos días amigos

 

[alchemist iq]

Good morning TAN! I am working on like 4 hrs of sleep. Not sure if I’m hyped because I’ve been feeling more energized due to working out the past week or if I’m just delirious .

The latter....I kid I kid.


Working on 2hrs of sleep

 

[tr1ll]

Imma make a run at these SB AJ1s...

 

[niceshoes247]

NAS album done ninjas
Wait and see
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[alchemist iq]

NAS album done ninjas
Wait and see
...

 

[adobecs4]

Morning cardio done. Wanted to wash the whip but it was raining a little. Still might in a little bit. Think I'm gonna take my girl to a wine tasting this afternoon

 

[alchemist iq]

I sometimes feel like the main character in invisible man. I really gottta leave Houston,Tx

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

Easy money

 

[renkxedik]

Feels good to be back

 

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[onewearz]

....

 

[Ube]

I wanna go out tonight but I got work at 5 am tomorrow. Should I do it or naw?

 

[adobecs4]

 

[njavier03]

Just made the drive up to Toronto. I feel like ****.

 

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[Naruto]

Finally upgraded my phone today, thought I backed up everything on iTunes and when I tried to restore it to the new phone nothing is there. Lost all pics and only some contacts from SIM card. And now iTunes only showing new info from new phone which is nothing. FML...

Check that you have an iPhone backup file on your computer that's 50gb or more. If it's there restore it again.

You said you backed up every few months those backup files will be there if you didn't delete it, use them