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Agreed. 5 days ago one of the hackers wrote on Twitter: "Wow, heroku for PHP. I thought of this once, sadly I wouldn't be able to get 1.2 mil in funding :(".
by acangiano 16y ago
Agreed. 5 days ago one of the hackers wrote on Twitter:
"Wow, heroku for PHP. I thought of this once, sadly I wouldn't be able to get 1.2 mil in funding :(".
Well, at least we didn't have to look too hard for a motive.
- twalker 16y agoIt is so petty I hope they get it sorted
- beaumartinez 16y agoDo you have a link for that tweet? Or a screen-capture?
- antonioc 16y agohttp://twitter.com/compwhizii/status/48172082667864065 http://twitter.com/compwhizii/status/48172082667864065 (I had to create a different account because I have no_procrast activated on my main account. It'd be awesome if no_procrast would be automatically disabled during the weekend.)
- darklajid 16y agoDuring which weekend? For my new place of work that would be on Friday & Saturday.. (Just a quick note that some features are harder than it seems at first)
- acangiano 16y agoI realize that it's harder than it looks. However, it would be trivial to allow people to choose the days they don't want the procrastination setting enabled (based on a standard timezone like PST.)
- eneveu 16y agoIn this case, I'd simply use LeechBlock or the Chrome equivalent, which has the features you want.
- jarin 16y ago"Wow, heroku for PHP. I thought of this once, sadly I wouldn't be able to get 1.2 mil in funding :(" A classic case of the fallacy that having the idea is 90% of the work.