document.write('<div id="r2j-feed"><div id="r2j-title"><a href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8300-13727_7-263.html">MacFixIt</a></div><div id="r2j-tdesc"></div><div id="r2j-pubDate">August 17, 2010</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20013778-263.html?part=rss&amp;subj=MacFixIt" id="r2j-hlink">Popular Apple Support Discussions going social, becoming Communities </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">As a long-time Mac troubleshooting researcher and consultant, one of my favorite and perhaps the most valuable Mac knowledge sites online is Apple&#039;s own Support Discussions forums. According to an official post on the site, the forums will be receiving a makeover, becoming more socially inclined by adding feature sets like avatars, homepages, and widgets.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">August 17, 2010</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20013771-263.html?part=rss&amp;subj=MacFixIt" id="r2j-hlink">64-bit kernel now default on Apple&#039;s Mac Pro </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">While the phrase &#034;640KB RAM ought to be enough for anybody&#034; was falsely attributed to Bill Gates, it definitely outlines a way many of us think about the computing limits we&#039;re faced with. At the time this was purportedly said, computers were just transitioning to 16-bit architectures with the Intel 8088 processor (the one used in some of the first PCs), which broke through the 64-byte memory limit of the older architecture.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">August 17, 2010</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20013783-263.html?part=rss&amp;subj=MacFixIt" id="r2j-hlink">Weekly troubleshooting-utilities update </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">Our weekly utilities update report is a list of updates for Mac utilities that have been released in the past week. Though utilities can be any tool that helps you perform a routine task (including image manipulation and synchronization), our focus in this column is to bring you those tools that help in troubleshooting Mac hardware and software problems.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">August 17, 2010</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20013630-263.html?part=rss&amp;subj=MacFixIt" id="r2j-hlink">Home folder permissions repair in OS X </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">The home folder permissions in OS X are set up in such a way as to provide you access to your files, but only allow other users to see certain shared folders in your account. Every now and then people will come across situations where the home folder permissions are not working properly, and sometimes this can prevent them from logging in to their account and accessing files.</div></div>');