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by itimetrack 7y ago
Remember that vscode is an atom fork... afterwards MS put a lot more resources and seriousness into it though!
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by itimetrack 7y ago
Anything by Dr. Richard Pankhurst ... https://www.amazon.com/Richard-Pankhurst/e/B001ITYX0A/
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by itimetrack 8y ago
A short (or partial) screencast (might grab people... specially if the quality is good.
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by itimetrack 9y ago
I love wakatime... I'm currently writing an integration (beta) that will take your wakatime history (heartbeats), and convert it into billable hours (15 minute chunks)... it is available for free at: http://itimetrack.com
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by itimetrack 10y ago
Before switching modems, try to turn off QoS, its a setting that optimizes for voice and real-time communication... some how optimize for RTC means everything else is slowed down.
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by itimetrack 10y ago
I use the Atom editor and create markdown files (the markdown plugin is pre-installed). Shift-Ctrl-M to view markdown. I previously used OneNote (which I loved). Atom search is good enough. The only thing missing is markdown print, but the
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by itimetrack 10y ago
There is a add time button in the "Today" screen (top menu)... that will open a screen where you choose project and duration... We will probably create a weekly timesheet also. But right now trying to perfect the automated time en
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by itimetrack 10y ago
iTimeTrack is a completely automatic time tracking tool. This means it generates billable time entries while you do your work. No need to open until its time to submit or double check the generated entries. How does it know which project y
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Show HN: Automagic billable time tracking generated using open-source plugins(itimetrack.com)
27 points by itimetrack 10y ago|4 comments