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A comment on the problem "Out of heap space when many pending tasks" in Wuala:

I suppose you only need such software in Windows while the problem also affects other platforms. – Kai, on April 29, 2009 18:07
Kai marked one of Max's replies in GitHub as useful. Max replied to the idea "Bug Tracking".
Kai replied on April 09, 2009 12:41 to the problem "Out of heap space when many pending tasks" in Wuala:

Still having this problem when transferring single files sized in the range of multiple gigabytes (like 9 or 10 gb).

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Kai reported a problem in Microsoft Corporation on March 23, 2009 11:36:

I cannot move some mails from one folder to another using imap4.
This is very annoying since I cannot fully manage my folder contents using imap4. The following log is reported in the event viewer:

Unerwartete Ausnahme Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ConversionFailedException bei der Konvertierung von Nachricht Imap4Message 93832, user "***@***.lan", folder Verfallsarchiv, subject: "***", date: "20.02.2009 07:00:53" in das MIME-Format. Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ConversionFailedException: Message content has become corrupted. ---> System.ArgumentException: Value should be a valid content type in the form 'token/token'
Parametername: value
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Mime.ContentTypeHeader.set_Value(String value)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.MimeStreamWriter.WriteHeader(HeaderId type, String data)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimeStreamAttachment(StreamAttachmentBase attachment, MimeFlags flags)
--- Ende der internen Ausnahmestapelüberwachung ---
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimeStreamAttachment(StreamAttachmentBase attachment, MimeFlags flags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimeAttachment(MimePartInfo part, MimeFlags flags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimePart(MimePartInfo part, MimeFlags mimeFlags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimeParts(List`1 parts, MimeFlags mimeFlags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ItemToMimeConverter.WriteMimePart(MimePartInfo part, MimeFlags mimeFlags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ImapItemConverter.<>c__DisplayClass2.<writemimepart>b__0()
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ConvertUtils.CallCts(Trace tracer, String methodName, String exceptionString, CtsCall ctsCall)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ImapItemConverter.WriteMimePart(ItemToMimeConverter converter, MimeStreamWriter writer, OutboundConversionOptions options, MimePartInfo partInfo, MimeFlags conversionFlags)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ImapItemConverter.GetBody(Stream outStream)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Data.Storage.ImapItemConverter.GetBody(Stream outStream, UInt32[] indices)
bei Microsoft.Exchange.Imap4.Imap4RequestFetch.<>c__DisplayClass6.<process>b__1() </process></writemimepart>
Kai started following the problem "Out of heap space when many pending tasks" in Wuala.
Kai started following the idea "UDP hole punching - no longer router config!!!" in Wuala.
Kai replied on February 24, 2009 21:49 to the problem "Usability flaws in RTM web interface" in Remember The Milk:

The ideas are so cool (location based reminders etc) but the interface really sucks. It takes me 5 seconds over and over again to find the "Add Task" button - every 2-3 days. Or have you ever tried sending or sharing tasks? It's completely f***ed up - the interface confuses me how to select and unselect people - it never does what I want. Same happens when trying to pick tasks which you want to priorize or mark done.

For your problem specifying time, try "bring back shoes 9:00" / "... 21:00" (use double colon), that should work. It works for me.

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Kai started following the problem "Usability flaws in RTM web interface" in Remember The Milk.
Kai asked a question in Remember The Milk on February 23, 2009 10:57:

Can I import my tadalist.com todos into RTM?
I'd like to import my tadalists to RTM... Possible?
A comment on the idea "Get Satisfaction for open source projects" in Get Satisfaction:

I meant the first step in "Sign up your company"... Thanks I'll try. – Kai, on February 23, 2009 08:09
A comment on the idea "OpenID-support for Delicious" in Yahoo!:

Ah Britta, good to hear that. Since I am not storing my top-secret personal data there, there is no need to keep it top secure/safe. – Kai, on February 23, 2009 07:46
Kai replied on February 23, 2009 07:40 to the idea "Get Satisfaction for open source projects" in Get Satisfaction:

The idea sounds nice...

Still there's a problem: I'm a one-man developer, sometimes teaming up with interested other programmers - but by no means I am a "company". What should I fill in there? (it's the first I have to enter before seeing anything else)

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Kai replied on February 22, 2009 22:21 to the idea "OpenID-support for Delicious" in Yahoo!:

I'd prefer OpenId, too. Because more and more websites tend to log you out after a few days although I visit the account daily and thus "refresh" it. OpenId removes this hassle: log in once, and with a single click you can relogin to all your favorite sites.

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Kai started following the idea "OpenID-support for Delicious" in Yahoo!.
Kai started following the question "Can I use Get Satisfaction for something that isn't a company?" in Get Satisfaction.
Kai started following the question "Can I use Satisfaction for a community, open source project?" in Get Satisfaction.
Kai shared an idea in Get Satisfaction on February 22, 2009 21:44:

Get Satisfaction for open source projects
What should I use as company name? And would I get some payed features for free? Will it make sense anyway?
Kai replied on February 22, 2009 21:01 to the idea "Bug Tracking" in GitHub:

Max, that sounds complex although it could be a nice solution. But would you really want trackers to be forked/duplicated? If you are really in need of such a thing you are creating a new product based on the fork. Usually forks are done to fix bugs, and thus the bug tracker should still be a single instance. I could only imagine a one-time import of bugs when forking to base-off a complete new product. But that should be part of the bug tracker then.

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A comment on the idea "Bug Tracking" in GitHub:

Yes that's true. A prominent link with probably a small statistics box (bugs open/closed, milestone progress) which could be aggregated thru API offered by many trackers. – Kai, on February 22, 2009 20:50
Kai reported a problem in GitHub on February 22, 2009 20:41:

Wiki pages not showing correct login status
On my wiki pages it appears I am not logged in (profile/account box missing, instead showing "sign on & pricing) but I can still edit my wikis. Maybe a cookie issue since wikis were moved to a subdomain?

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