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David Smith shared an idea in ColorSplash on June 02, 2009 14:12:
Permission to use ColorSplash in market research.Hendrik,
I would like to promote ColorSplash as part of a market research test, I couldn't find any other way to contact you so I am dropping you a note here. Bottom line is that you'd get a few thousand ad-clicks and a tens of thousands ad-views for free as part of this. If you have any interest please let me know and I'll send more details.
Regards,
David Smith-
David Smith replied on March 13, 2009 02:15 to the idea "Mac System Bar Status App" in New Relic:
I have updated the released version. It now makes use of the API key rather than username/password and includes last updated timestamp.
Again available in github: http://github.com/crossforward/rpm-st... -
David Smith replied on February 28, 2009 23:35 to the idea "Mac System Bar Status App" in New Relic:
Oh, and I also noticed a few inconsistencies with the API document.
- First, it looks like the x-license-key field is totally ignored, as best I could work out. I was only able to get it to authenticate if I used HTTP-basic with the email/password.
- This meant that when asking for specific accounts you had to specify them directly by id rather than supplying any value as the doc states. -
David Smith shared an idea in New Relic on February 28, 2009 21:08:
Mac System Bar Status AppI have created a Mac OS X Stats Bar Application that uses the API to keep a constant dashboard of your application's status in your screen's corner at all times.
- The icon changes color with your 'worst' application's health
- Clicking the icon gives you a detailed view of all your applications and their current health
- Plus, you can click the 'view' button to jump directly to the offending application's status page
- It works with all the applications registered with your account.
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--David Smith
