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cluelessblues marked one of alanna's replies in Twitter as useful. alanna replied to the question "Is there a URL pattern to use for sharing a link?".
cluelessblues asked a question in Twitter on January 22, 2009 22:45:
Is there a URL pattern to use for sharing a link?I would like to add a Twitter link to my site: is there a way to use a URL pattern to pass in the link I want to share on Twitter to automate the sharing of the link?
cluelessblues replied on October 28, 2008 17:16 to the problem "Stuck on "Connecting, please wait"" in Yuuguu:
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cluelessblues replied on April 22, 2008 12:38 to the question "Remove Ad" in Bazaarvoice:
cluelessblues replied on March 25, 2008 03:40 to the idea "It would be great to be able to hide RescueTime from the dock." in RescueTime:
I was able to edit Info.plist and hide the dock icon successfully, but now the menu bar icon doesn't display a menu when I click on it (so that I can update preferences or otherwise interact with RescueTime).
Now, even when I set LSUIElement back to 0, I can't get the dock icon back.
Guess I should reinstall RescueTime now.
cluelessblues asked a question in RescueTime on March 20, 2008 00:48:
Global logging toggling shortcut in Mac?Is there a way to enable a global shortcut for toggling logging in the Mac version of the client? I currently have to make sure that RescueTime is my active application before I can toggle logging, instead of being able to press the shortcut combination while in any application.
cluelessblues shared an idea in 37signals on March 19, 2008 12:12:
Web 2.0 my milestonesEditing a milestone takes more clicks than it needs to: wouldn't it be nice to be able to drag and drop a milestone on the calendar view?
cluelessblues shared an idea in 37signals on March 19, 2008 12:10:
More Basecamp templates!The to-do list template feature is awesome, but having even more templates would be even better. I'm thinking milestone templates, file templates (in terms of applying the same set of files to new projects for documentation), etc. What do you think?
Scott Fleckenstein's reply to "My Time Machine backs-up too much data" was just promoted to the most useful! cluelessblues and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.
imonz,
Do you use vmware or parallels?
Time machine is more than just a copy-to-external-hd agent: it keeps a history of files as they change. As you change a document it will continually backup the new versions.
If it is consuming 12GB every day that means you are probably affecting a lot of large files during your daily use. In most cases I've seen, there are two causes: Downloading lots of video, or using virtualization products. Seeing that we are talking 12GB a day, I would imagine your most likely culprit is a single huge file that is being changed constantly (the virtual hard drive file for a virtual machine fits the bill) rather than video given that 12GB of video to go through per day is a whole lot!
I would recommend tracking down this file and adding it into the Time Machine exclusion list. You can find that under the time machine preferences.
cluelessblues marked one of Joe's replies in RescueTime as useful. Joe replied to the question "are you going to support parallels in the future?".
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cluelessblues marked one of Joe's replies in RescueTime as useful. Joe replied to the idea "It would be great to be able to hide RescueTime from the dock.".
cluelessblues marked one of Joe's replies in RescueTime as useful. Joe replied to the idea "It would be great to be able to hide RescueTime from the dock.".
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cluelessblues marked one of Tony's replies in RescueTime as useful. Tony replied to the question "Can i black list certain thigns so they are not tracked?".
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