The NSDateFormatter is coded into the compiled binaries for each application. They may grab formats from other .plists or .strings but that is going to be harder to find and it is up to the developer. NSDateFormatter is only available when writing the code.

Since each application stores these in their own way, you will have to look through their language files. This is up to the developer. Skype.app is merely an example.

How about the hardway, solution B? I know its not a popular one.

Is there a specific application your running when this error occurs or is it at random?

Why do you want these files? What are you trying to do with them?

iosnoop is very detailed, which is good. Still looking to see how I extract file moved - to and from.

Canned air might do the trick.

Can you add your resolv.conf into the question?

This thread is old. The commandline tools should give you what you want in the latest release.

I would stay away from the Hackintosh stuff, @houbysoft is right, its more trouble then it is worth. If your goal is to be a developer with a gaming rig then the last thing you want to worry about is your OS tripping up on hardware or vise-versa.

I agree that vim is better for searching through the logs, but for beginners 'more' can be a bit more friendly. (Pun not intended. Don't laugh.)

If your really worried about the source control, just use a thirdparty app like Tower for git or CornerStone for SVN. Better yet, learn the command line interface.