@CaliLewis … ‘cause sometimes, like on other *NIX systems, inode mismatches may occur that require re-sync’ing of the overall count.
@CaliLewis otoh, if it looks (from df) that there isn’t something amiss w/ hidden stuff, then try Verify Disk in Disk Utility…
@CaliLewis … jettison that undesired stuff by rebuilding your HD or swap in a new HD reformatted w/ OS X and transplant back your files.
@CaliLewis Some disk report apps don’t scan invisibles or hidden files. If the du command shows hidden/inaccessible stuff, you may want to
@CaliLewis Sorry, just type the “df -k” at the prompt, not the “—> what do you see?” part… :-P
@CaliLewis If you open a Terminal window and run: df -k —> what do you see?
@feliciaday You should send out pics of yourself posing w/ The Guild #1 as you’re buying it! :-)
@ozh I think in MySQL, the COUNT() function is, in fact, a function, and not a built-in command. :-)