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Keith replied on October 10, 2008 16:46 to the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" in plasq:

Thanks everyone for the feedback. Duly noted. We're working on further streamlining the sharing process.

Keith replied on October 10, 2008 16:32 to the question "when will skitch for windows be available?" in plasq:

We're working on it! Sorry for the wait.. unfortunately we still can't give you any approximate time. Thanks for your patience.

Allan Besselink replied on October 07, 2008 19:53 to the problem "RSS feed does not include link's url" in Pownce:

Any further update on this issue? The RSS feed as it is currently is somewhat pointless if it doesn't include links etc.

A comment on the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" in plasq:

aggiejy: If you upload via FTP, you get a "Copy Link" button instead of a button to visit the image. With Skitch.com, you *have* to visit Skitch.com to get the url. I admit, I didn't see the part about automatically copying it — that'd be nice too. Sorry about my skim-reading. :P – Chris Thomson, on October 03, 2008 20:44

A comment on the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" in plasq:

I'm not sure exactly who you're talking to? The stated issue is that the url doesn't go directly to the clipboard. This issue is there regardless of if you use FTP or Skitch.com to host you image. I think it should work the exact same as it does now, but where you just don't have to click the button once to upload, and again to copy the url. – aggiejy, on October 03, 2008 20:07

Jay Allen's reply to "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" was just promoted to the most useful! Chris Thomson and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

The two most prevalent workflows for me is to paste the URL into either a help/bug ticket or in IRC/IM. In none of those cases do I actually NEED to open up the image's Skitch page. Copy to clipboard would indeed be wonderful as a default choice.

LOVE Skitch, by the way.

A comment on the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" in plasq:

Good point, but then you don't have the commenting. Of course, you *could* always set up a system on your own server, but then you wouldn't have image commenting without a lot more work. I wish Skitch.com would just add this as a preference. – Chris Thomson, on October 03, 2008 19:41

A comment on the question "I can't remember my password. I put my e-mail in and then click on the link in my e-mail to reset the password. Twitter shows the fields filled and says it can't confirm the user requested the password be reset." in Twitter:

I have the same problem – Caleb, on October 03, 2008 19:20

bnwklr replied on October 03, 2008 18:32 to the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard" in plasq:

Actually: if you set up an FTP server somewhere and upload to that instead of to skitch.com, you're all set.

bnwklr marked one of Jay Allen's replies in plasq as useful. Jay Allen replied to the idea "Automatically copy shared URL to clipboard". bnwklr and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

texacali replied on October 01, 2008 00:20 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

I've been using taskdata, a new app available on itunes. It'll let you add/edit/delete tasks that will sync wirelessly to your Microsoft Outlook.

http://www.taskdata.mobi/

Thom replied on September 30, 2008 06:59 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Hmm, uhm... There has been at least something on the iPhone for To Do's, and hardly anybody ever mentions it.

If you check the mailboxes on the iPhone, there is one named "Apple Mail To Do" with To Do's from Apple's Mail app. Unfortunately, there does seem to be an issue with reading the content of the To Do's.

raiglstorfer replied on September 28, 2008 23:20 to the problem "Randomly dropping WIFI connection" in Apple:

I am having that same problem. I have an all Mac network, Airport Extreme (n) Mac Pro, Mac Air, and a Powerbook. My wireless network is always 3 to 4 bars but occationally I effectively look all connectivity. Its not an issue with my cable provider because the local network is dead ... so it MUST be an issue with the wireless. When the error occurs the light on the Airport is green and all lights on the Cable modem are as they should be.

I can only guess that this is a software issue since it occurs on radically different hardware (MacPro, MacbookAir, and Powerbook). I seem to see the issue more since the latest Security Update ... but I can't confirm this.

I'll also try the suggestion to drop the config and recreate it and see if it helps. It just seems odd that its so pervasive. Granted, I keep all our home machines current with new code updates so perhaps that is the cause.

8dot3 replied on September 19, 2008 15:00 to the question "Twitter and Pownce" in Pownce:

I would love some simple integration similar to how Brightkite handles it.

Ruben replied on September 13, 2008 17:43 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Hmmmm... i think i'm gonna wait for the solution from Apple, but thanks for the many opportunities offered here.

astorg replied on September 13, 2008 17:35 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Things for iPhone or Remember the milk for iPhone will both solve this irritating issue until Apple deigns to address it.

Eridanus replied on September 13, 2008 12:38 to the idea "Allow special characters to track" in Twitter:

Twitter's track command has been of line for months (though we've been promised that it will return some day).

In the meantime, Twitter user @RyanK has written TweetTrak, which converts selected tweets (i.e. those containing keywords of your choice) into direct messages sent to you, though there is a time delay.

If you follow http://twitter.com/TweetTrak it will follow you back and is then ready for use.

TweetTrak differs in some ways from Twitter's track command, and may fulfil some of your needs.

TweetTrak is not currently in full working order, but @RyanK and Twitter are trying hard to resolve this.

growingsilent replied on September 13, 2008 12:13 to the idea "Allow special characters to track" in Twitter:

while you're at it, add scandinavia characters like å, ä & ö as well please! I use them very often, and it's kinda boring to have to resort to html-code every time someone has a namne that includes the above characters. It shouldn't be that hard to implement i think.

Advodude replied on September 09, 2008 23:17 to the problem "Clicking links from AIR apps opens new Firefox windows instead of tabs" in Adobe:

any new update?

FirePownce replied on September 09, 2008 08:42 to the problem "RSS feed does not include link's url" in Pownce:

It's funny how mp3 streaming is included in the RSS feed, but something simple like links and pictures still doesn't work.