The circumstances I'm about to describe are very strange, so I don't expect an answer, but I thought I might shoot off an email, just in case.
My machine is a 13" mid-2013 MacBook Air. The lid was closed when I found it in the state I will describe. I am the only one who uses it. When I opened the lid, I was greeted with the Mavericks login screen. When I had closed the lid prior, I was logged in. That's the first weird thing I noticed. The second thing I noticed was that I had to open Alfred manually when I logged in. That should have been automatic. The next thing I noticed was that TotalTerminal had been launched (I have it set to launch on login, but when working on a bigger project, as I had been, I usually quit it so I can Alt-Tab, rather than going through the sliding out animation every time). When I quit TotalTerminal and opened a new Terminal window, I also noticed that tmux ls showed the session I was working on. I attached to it and everything was still there. The last thing is that Postgresql was no longer running. I'm using the one from Homebrew, with a launchd script that should have started it automatically on login. When I tried to relaunch it, I get this message: > LOG: skipping missing configuration file > "/usr/local/var/postgres/postgresql.auto.conf" > FATAL: database files are incompatible with server > DETAIL: The data directory was initialized by PostgreSQL version 9.3, which > is not compatible with this version 9.4.0. What the hell is going on? - حبيب الامين -
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