Dane Jasper's dashboard

Dane Jasper replied on March 03, 2008 07:34 to the problem "Hey. What's not to like at sonic.net? (Well, maybe that leaky rain gauge.)" in Sonic.net:

Okie, it's really fixed now - turns out it had a wasp's nest built inside!

-Dane

Dane Jasper started following the question "when will skitch for windows be available?" in plasq.

Dane Jasper started following the question "when will skitch for windows be available?" in plasq.

Dane Jasper set one of John Fitzgerald's replies as an official response to "Missing some WAP enabled Webmail fuctions" in Sonic.net

Dane Jasper replied on February 05, 2008 05:41 to the question "When I log into my wiki it identifies me as contributer instead of administrator- how do I fix that problem?" in PBwiki:

Wonderful, glad you figured it out, thanks.

-Dane

Dane Jasper set one of Dane Jasper's replies as an official response to "Hey. What's not to like at sonic.net? (Well, maybe that leaky rain gauge.)" in Sonic.net

Dane Jasper replied on February 05, 2008 04:10 to the problem "Hey. What's not to like at sonic.net? (Well, maybe that leaky rain gauge.)" in Sonic.net:

How dirt got in the funnel is a mystery.

John, I am pretty sure it is a "tipper". I believe it's a funnel which feeds water into the tipper mechanism. The tipper is basically a back/forth set of small spoon shaped water holders. They fill, then tip and dump, moving the other side into the path of the water.

-Dane

Dane Jasper set one of John Fitzgerald's replies as an official response to "Hey. What's not to like at sonic.net? (Well, maybe that leaky rain gauge.)" in Sonic.net

Dane Jasper replied on February 04, 2008 07:30 to the question "When I log into my wiki it identifies me as contributer instead of administrator- how do I fix that problem?" in PBwiki:

I'm not aware of the invite key - how would I have gotten that?

Seems a bit complex - I signed up for an account and created a wiki. I was able to edit it during that session, but after logging out, no way to regain access.

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 21:48 to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user" in RescueTime:

Very good idea. I often turn away from the PC, leaving my aps running. I noticed that if I minimize them, RescueTime seems to allocate the time "Windows Explorer" - but really I'm off doing something non-PC related.

Backing out the two minutes prior to idle (or at least 1:45 of it) seems reasonable. If I'm not touching anything for 15 seconds, I'm generally not computing.

-DJ

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 21:47 to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user" in RescueTime:

I like this idea.

For "Dallas", perhaps if you had the desire, you could go and account for some of this non-PC time, for example by saying you spent x minutes on the phone doing y, etc.

-DJ

Dane Jasper marked one of AAV's replies in RescueTime as useful. AAV replied to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user". Dane Jasper and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Dane Jasper marked one of kwirq's replies in RescueTime as useful. kwirq replied to the question "How does RescueTime detect idleness? It didn't log all my hours yesterday and I was wondering what it's threshold was. Thanks, new user".

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 21:44 to the idea "Feature Request: Analysis by work hours vs. non-work hours" in RescueTime:

I use a work PC at work and a home PC at home. I'd like to see the data separated by PC. Categories and tags and such would be the same between the two, and I'd like to manage it from one dashboard.

This lets me see how much non-work I'm doing at work, and how much work I'm doing at home.

-DJ

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 09:16 to the question "What's the difference between Pownce and Twitter?" in Pownce:

Shawn, 10mb isn't large for email. Most email systems allow at least 20mb.

But, Pownce doesn't seem to be about sharing one file with one person (yousendit.com can do that), it seems to be about sharing beyond that.

Ash Laws' reply to "What's the difference between Pownce and Twitter?" was just promoted to the most useful! Dane Jasper and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Twitter = presence

Pownce = sharing

Dane Jasper marked one of Amy Muller's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Amy Muller replied to the question "What if I can't upload a file to my company's main website to verify it?". Dane Jasper and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 07:18 to the question "When I log into my wiki it identifies me as contributer instead of administrator- how do I fix that problem?" in PBwiki:

I have two different email addresses, but always use the basic one @domain style. I also have an @corp.domain one - but didn't use that.

I can login to the @domain account, and it simply says I have no Wikis. I cannot login to the @corp.domain, as there's no such account created. If I try to login using the @corp.domain address, the login screen just refreshes, blank.

Weird, my wiki seems to be an orphan now.

-DJ

Dane Jasper replied on February 03, 2008 07:15 to the problem "Creating a new company fails with "Domain is Invalid" error" in Get Satisfaction:

I've found the solution - eliminate the dot. I guess it's not the dot-com era anymore, and Get Satisfaction requires you to remove the dot from the company name for the URL.

The "Domain is invalid" error is a bit confusing and misleading.

Note also that it's the suggested URL - the company has a dot, and the system suggests carrying that over to the URL. Doh.

Dane Jasper replied on February 02, 2008 23:49 to the question "What's the internal significance of "10 market st, san francisco"?" in Google:

It's the end of the Embarcadero, and also the location of the Ferry Building. Check out street view and Earth for great imagery.