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fabrini started following the idea "You should be able to give a custom URL to a dropbox public folder." in Dropbox.

fabrini started following the idea "Can I email files to my dropbox?" in Dropbox.

fabrini started following the idea "Ping.fm integration in Tweetie 2 for iPhone" in atebits.

fabrini replied on September 10, 2009 16:09 to the question "Digg comments look UGLY" in Mozilla:

I have this same problem. I've attached a screenshot of the issue.

Whats weird is when the page first draws, the comments look fine, then they snap into this ugly layout.

fabrini started following the question "Digg comments look UGLY" in Mozilla.

A comment on the problem "Applications on the toolbar fail to load" in Wibiya:

Thanks Daniel. I will try disabling my tracking bugs one-by-one to see if it's one of them causing the conflict. I've noticed that the little "collapse toolbar" button on the far right of the bar disappears occasionally as I mouse-over other parts of the bar -- so it seems like there is some sort of conflict. – fabrini, on July 29, 2009 17:08

A comment on the problem "Applications on the toolbar fail to load" in Wibiya:

Still having the issue, see post at end of this thread. – fabrini, on July 29, 2009 04:45

fabrini replied on July 29, 2009 04:45 to the problem "Applications on the toolbar fail to load" in Wibiya:

I'm still having the problem as well. None of the content in the "popup" windows ever loads.

Site is http://repig.com

fabrini reported a problem in Wibiya on July 12, 2009 18:27:

Applications on the toolbar fail to load

Search, Community, and Twitter search don't load anything. A window opens, the "loading" spinny thing animated, but nothing ever shows up. Firefox 3.5.

fabrini replied on July 05, 2009 03:07 to the question "How come no Autopost when photo comes from API?" in Posterous:

Right. I get that part.

Maybe I should have been more clear. My request is for Posterous to Autopost the image it receives from the client through the API to the other non-Twitter services i.e. flickr.

fabrini asked a question in Posterous on July 04, 2009 06:01:

How come no Autopost when photo comes from API?

I've noticed that when I send a photo via email, it is correctly autoposted to Flickr, Twitter, and Friendfeed (as I've set up). However, if I upload the photo directly to Posterous using Twitteriffic from my iPhone, the photo is not autoposted at all. Is this a bug? A feature? I'd like it to autopost even when the photo comes in this way.

fabrini started following the idea "Adobe AIR app?" in Slacker.

A comment on the idea "Ability to add/view/manage follows and followers from dashboard." in HootSuite:

Great news. Thanks! – fabrini, on May 30, 2009 18:35

fabrini marked one of Jeff's replies in HootSuite as useful. Jeff replied to the problem "I hate ow.ly". fabrini and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

A comment on the problem "I hate ow.ly" in HootSuite:

I want an option that doubles the ads and makes the frame twice as big when it detects "hm's" ip address. – fabrini, on February 26, 2009 01:20

A comment on the problem "I hate ow.ly" in HootSuite:

Here Here. – fabrini, on February 25, 2009 18:24

fabrini replied on February 21, 2009 02:19 to the problem "I hate ow.ly" in HootSuite:

I don't think the point of this forum is to pontificate on our individual opinions of how others should be using twitter and url shortening services.

I think HootSuite can easily make everyone happy by making the frame an option, either on the part of the website visitor who sees the frame, or upon the twitter account holder that posted the owl.ly link.

fabrini started following the idea "Ability to add/view/manage follows and followers from dashboard." in HootSuite.

fabrini replied on February 20, 2009 16:55 to the problem "I hate ow.ly" in HootSuite:

I kinda like the frame. It lets people know what the is going on. Not everyone is an expert in URL shortening.

What if the display of the frame was the website visitors preference? There could be a small icon that says "Close Frame" and another that says "Close Frame and Remember this Setting" which could use a cookie that says "If this guy ever comes through owl.ly again, remember he hates the frame and don't show it." Obviously if the Hootsuite user has enabled the adsense marketing do-dah, the frame would be forced.

The idea of an interstitial seems way more distracting to me.

A comment on the problem "@Twittername should be view profile not reply" in HootSuite:

Thanks for this. – fabrini, on February 20, 2009 16:51