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ShadowBottle reported a problem in Nambu on October 13, 2009 23:34:

Private Beta and Spaces Fail

Nambu 2.0 (1.9.2.0b 588) PB - When the dock icon is hidden the resulting window fails to handle Spaces transitions.

ShadowBottle replied on September 11, 2009 20:18 to the question "Can't change password" in Twitter:

Aaannd now I can login with my third party apps... aaaaand I can now change my password. I guess /thats/ what it means that twitter monitors while not being active. >_> <_><

ShadowBottle replied on September 11, 2009 20:06 to the question "Can't change password" in Twitter:

Aaaand.. now none of my third party apps will let me log in at all but I'm still logged in through the web page. ahhhh O.<

ShadowBottle replied on September 11, 2009 19:29 to the question "Can't change password" in Twitter:

Why does the twitter help page link to here if "Twitter monitors but is not active in this community." O.<

ShadowBottle asked a question in Twitter on September 11, 2009 19:28:

Can't change password

I've been using a password that many third party apps say contains illegal characters - however I've had no issues logging in. This has finally become annoying (why are simple characters illegal - it helps make passwords secure??) enough to push me to using a less secure, albeit lacking in "illegal characters" password. However, when I go to input my "current password" on the settings page on Twitter it refuses to acknowledge that I'm inputting the correct password. It says "The current password you've entered is incorrect. Please enter a different password." This is obviously WRONG as I've used the exact same password to login to twitter both on the web page and in other third party apps.
Help! And please find a way to fix using characters like !@#$%^&* it helps keep passwords safe - they shouldn't be "illegal".

ShadowBottle replied on May 22, 2009 17:01 to the problem "Automatic sync failing, but Manual syncing works fine?" in Xmarks:

Ok.. There's only the original failure in my log file but I've gotten three individual notifications of failure. O.<

ShadowBottle reported a problem in Xmarks on May 22, 2009 16:48:

Automatic sync failing, but Manual syncing works fine?

Relevant log information:

2009-05-22 10:26:41] ------ Xmarks/3.1.0 (/Places) starting sync with sync.xmarks.com ------
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] Using Baseline Cache.
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] >>> POST https://sync.xmarks.com/sync/bookmark...
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] >>> Body is: {"baserev":104,"log":{"mid":"fukabjsw","serp":0,"ssEnabled":false},"view":3}
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] network request failed; status is 804b0046
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] Returned error: Firefox is offline.(2152398918)
[2009-05-22 10:26:41] Will retry at Fri May 22 2009 10:41:44 GMT-0500 (CST)

I was surfing at the time so obviously Firefox wasn't actually offline. In addition to this the growl popup notifying me of the failure is still referring to Xmarks as Foxmarks.

After the error popped up I used the drop down menu to "Synchronize now" and it didn't report any issues and the log file reports success.

For some reason I've just gotten the failure message again though.

ShadowBottle replied on May 12, 2009 21:16 to the problem "Mailbox is highlighted with no new mail!" in Postbox:

Huzzah!

ShadowBottle reported a problem in Postbox on May 12, 2009 16:28:

Mailbox is highlighted with no new mail!

One of my mailboxes is constantly highlighted (IMAP btw) even though it has absolutely no new messages in it. No new mail, no new spam - nothing. I can't find any way for it to un-highlight. What's going on?

ShadowBottle replied on April 22, 2009 04:04 to the question "Twitter integration would be the icing on the cake." in Postbox:

How about further integrating one of the many twitter picture hosting sites (free)? I'd like to be able to click on a pic someone sent me and then share it over twitter view context menu. IE, Funny Pic arrives in email, I right click, select share on twitter and perhaps an additional menu for choosing the host? or perhaps have that defined the first time you use the feature?

A comment on the idea "Multiple accounts in one window?" in Postbox:

Not available for imap and not the same thing thats being requested. Local Folders takes over everything making it impossible to separate the distinct accounts. If you look at Mail.app for OS X you'll see there's an Inbox folder which can be expanded/collapsed and beneath it are all the inboxes for the different accounts. If you only click on the main Inbox, it shows the email for /all/ the accounts, but if you expand it you can select the individual inboxes for each account. This is one of the few features in Mail that just makes entirely too much sense and makes it difficult to understand why its not standard in all mail applications. – ShadowBottle, on March 28, 2009 20:04

ShadowBottle replied on February 11, 2009 03:55 to the idea "Multiple accounts in one window?" in Postbox:

I've been using tbird since it was released, but been using Mail.app in OS X for the last several months and become very much so accustomed with the global mailbox with the drop down separate accounts. It's surprisingly comfortable and since this is a developing product it would be nice if it were integrated somehow. Saved searches are incomparable in this instance. It's not even a band-aid solution.

ShadowBottle replied on February 06, 2009 19:47 to the idea "Inspector Toggle" in Postbox:

It would be nice if there were some way to toggle it. In vertical view it's like its own column and takes up a lot more space than necessary. The vertical view is <3 though!

A comment on the idea "SMS multiple commands at once (save $ + time)" in Brightkite:

Nah, everything after the first ! is the comment and it comes last, so everything after the first ! is the straight text. And I only meant for this to work with already saved placemarks. The syntax is pretty straightforward: [public or private] @[location] ![message]. If you were somewhere you'd never been before you just do the standard check-in by text and then text your message ![message] like you normally would. – ShadowBottle, on December 15, 2008 16:09

A comment on the idea "SMS multiple commands at once (save $ + time)" in Brightkite:

Not at all. He means when @sbux is a defined location in your profile. His sbux would already have a defined exact location - so BK would know exactly where it is already. In my original request that's what I was referring to. Where all @location's are those stored within your profile already. – ShadowBottle, on December 15, 2008 15:36

A comment on the idea "Attach Privacy Level to Location" in Brightkite:

yeah you did! Kudos! TYVM. – ShadowBottle, on November 09, 2008 23:52

ShadowBottle replied on October 27, 2008 14:28 to the question "Direct & Replies only sent via SMS Text message" in Twitter:

"The caveat: Twitter Search only contains public tweets. So TweetTrak will not find any @replies sent to you from private accounts."
Boo! Those are the ones that count the most! :p

ShadowBottle asked a question in Twitter on October 27, 2008 00:00:

Direct & Replies only sent via SMS Text message

Currently you can only have ALL messages, NO messages or only DIRECT messages sent to you via text. I'd like to add an additional option of having DIRECT and "@" REPLIES sent to me via text message.
How likely is this to occur?

ShadowBottle replied on October 16, 2008 00:03 to the idea "SMS multiple commands at once (save $ + time)" in Brightkite:

Excellent! Good show. Thanks for the speedy reply. Glad to hear it's still planned!

ShadowBottle replied on October 15, 2008 22:05 to the idea "SMS multiple commands at once (save $ + time)" in Brightkite:

Any news on this front?