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flavio87 started following the problem "Cloning of a public repository is not possible. Error: Permission denied." in GitHub.

flavio87 reported a problem in RescueTime on January 11, 2009 14:42:

weekly email report doesn't match actual data

Weekly report doesn't match http://www.rescuetime.com/details/tag... at all.
i compared numbers and the time indications for tags are just totally different.

flavio87 replied on November 13, 2008 04:32 to the question "How do you set a meeting in RescueTime?" in RescueTime:

well meetings aren't really work, are they :D ?

flavio87 shared an idea in RescueTime on November 13, 2008 04:30:

Date Based tags: only apply certain tags in specific time intervals

It would be great to have date based tags.

Example use case:

You are working on webdev project X during the next 3 weeks. So you tagged python.org and djangoproject.com etc with the tag X.
However after those three weeks, you are not working on X anymore, but still using those sites. Rescuetime will still track this with X, which logs time for X that wasn't spent working on X.

So a tag that could have a range for when it is active would be great.

flavio87 started following the problem "Unable to add GMail contacts - requires a POST too." in Twitter.

flavio87 asked a question in RescueTime on July 11, 2008 02:55:

Let customers / investors track time spent ?

Let customers / investors track time spent ?

Is it possible with the team version to give a login to a customer where he can see where time of a group of people is spent?

Let's say we're working on this project and billing x number of hours, and we want to provide full transparency to our customer or also to our investor on how we are spending our time.

maybe he need not see every individual site, but the categories for example would be great.

Is that possible?

If not this is a feature request! :D

flavio87 started following the question "How long until RT realizes I'm gone?" in RescueTime.

flavio87 marked one of Joe's replies in RescueTime as useful. Joe replied to the question "Distinguish work within the same application - using regular expressions?". flavio87 and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

flavio87 started following the idea "More granularity for IM clients" in RescueTime.

flavio87 started following the question "Distinguish work within the same application - using regular expressions?" in RescueTime.

flavio87 replied on October 24, 2007 13:11 to the discussion "Windows Data Collector Update Published - 0.9.6" in RescueTime:

I have win xp in german and firefox in us english

flavio87 replied on October 23, 2007 21:10 to the discussion "Windows Data Collector Update Published - 0.9.6" in RescueTime:

my update uses between 24 and 32 mb of ram and makes firefox EXTREMELY slow - surfing impossible.

please change something.

using win xp with a dual processor.

flavio87 started following the discussion "Windows Data Collector Update Published - 0.9.6" in RescueTime.

flavio87 replied on October 20, 2007 23:15 to the discussion "Welcome!" in Trigami:

Remo you would just need to blog about it to get people to use it. on the other hand it might not be smart to have 34 different places to give feedback. although I must say I really like this one and you could instantly see how many people follow a certain problem and you wouldn't have to answer the same questions all the time.

flavio87 replied on October 20, 2007 23:08 to the discussion "Just to say it out loud: RescueTime is great!!! I really like it." in RescueTime:

loving it!

flavio87 replied on October 20, 2007 23:06 to the idea "Feature request: select tags to be graphed, save different views" in RescueTime:

I'm in as well

flavio87 replied on October 20, 2007 23:05 to the idea "Feature request: tag bundles" in RescueTime:

yup, exactly what we need!

flavio87 started following the idea "Feature request: select tags to be graphed, save different views" in RescueTime.

flavio87 started following the idea "Feature request: tag bundles" in RescueTime.

flavio87 started following the discussion "Welcome!" in Trigami.