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andyshora
14y ago
v2.0 :-)
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Nudge users towards goals with annoying CSS3 arrows
(andyshora.com)
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14y ago
Great list. I'm keen to get people involved in a collaborative playlist on Spotify for this sort of music! spotify:user:torres87:playlist:0rJuefgfGm6Ms99hYuq051 http://open.spotify.com/user/torres87/playlist/0rJuefgfGm6Ms...
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andyshora
15y ago
How about this guy: http://www.computing.dcu.ie/people/michael-scott
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How can PrivateSky not see your data?
(security.stackexchange.com)
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andyshora
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Poll: Native English speakers, how many additional languages do you speak?
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andyshora
15y ago
None, just English
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One
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Two
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Three or more
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15y ago
http://slashdot.org/
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PrivateSky turns your HTML5 browser into a two-factor authentication token
(privatesky.me)
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andyshora
16y ago
I've created a Collaborative Task Manager, http://managewith.us which allows remote members of a team to manage a list of tasks, seeing updates in real-time (a bit like Etherpad). There's a free version, but I'd be happy to give your read
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andyshora
16y ago
That's a great idea, thanks. I'm looking forward to having some spare time to concentrate on the marketing side, so when I do I'll make this a priority.
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andyshora
16y ago
Brilliant idea, love it. Thanks!
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andyshora
16y ago
Fixed, a CTRL+F5 should get this working. Thanks.
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andyshora
16y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Checking the tasks is currently just used for archiving & deleting tasks, and will eventually be used for downloading and forwarding tasks as well. All changes should update in real-time (assuming you have separ
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andyshora
16y ago
I'll look into that, thanks.
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andyshora
16y ago
Thanks very much
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andyshora
16y ago
Will get this sorted, thanks.
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andyshora
16y ago
Hi Matt, that's really useful, thanks. Glad you can see there might be a niche for this kind of product. I'll take your pricing guidelines into account, and I may well reduce the pro account to be more in line with the users' expectations.
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16y ago
Hi Gary, I really appreciate the feedback so thank you very much. It's great to know that you can see I'm trying to address a specific problem, and not become another generic task management app. I will follow your advice, which echoes what
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andyshora
16y ago
Hi jcr, thanks for the feedback, and for pulling out some positives! Thanks for finding the bugs, I'll take a look asap. I think you may be viewing the read-only task set, in which the checkboxes will soon allow you to download and forward
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andyshora
16y ago
Hi, cheers for the feedback. I am very aware that this market is very crowded. I don't know if others will agree with me, but I believe the market is crowded with informal generic task management apps. The majority require a sign-up, and do
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andyshora
16y ago
Hi, thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. You can create as many task lists as you like, but you're right in the sense that you'll have to remember each URL you create. I have a dashboard feature in development to organise task lis
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Thanks for the feedback, appreciate it. 2 and 3 are on my list, 1 seems like a good idea, I love the way the revision system works on Etherpad (curently visible on http://typewith.me ), but unfortunately I couldn't develop something that s
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Hi troels. To be honest I often do this to make the UI more consistent and better looking for Windows users. I'm aware that some users may find this has quite the opposit eeffect, so I'll bear your feedback in mind and get some more opinion
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16y ago
Hi grep. Thanks for the feedback. I've used CodeIgniter and jQuery.
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16y ago
Sorry, just fixed this. I forgot to push to code live that took into account Twitter being completely unreliable!