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kylehase replied on October 29, 2009 01:17 to the question "Where did all my contacts go?" in Poken:

Same problem here. Pokened about 10 people last night, 3 of them Poken Japan employees, but my timeline stops in August.

PokenHub says my devices is connected and I tried to re-sync several times. Each time it says it was already synced.

kylehase started following the question "Where did all my contacts go?" in Poken.

kylehase started following the idea "Wakoopa Tracker for Android!" in Wakoopa.

kylehase started following the idea "How come I can't look at a list of my followers/following?" in Thing Labs.

A comment on the problem "TweetDeck is not opening links in my default browser (Google Chrome)" in TweetDeck:

Solved my problem. It seems that Tweetdeck won't open links with Swiftfox unless Firefox is also installed. – kylehase, on September 25, 2009 00:36

kylehase replied on September 24, 2009 07:00 to the problem "TweetDeck is not opening links in my default browser (Google Chrome)" in TweetDeck:

I'm also having this problem but I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 with Swiftfox (Firefox) as my default browser.

None of the methods of resetting the default browser work. I've reinstalled Tweetdeck, Air and Swiftfox but to no avail.

kylehase asked a question in TweetDeck on July 15, 2009 12:53:

Tweetpic file browser is case sensitive

When browsing files to upload to tweetpic the file browser only displays files with lowercase image extensions (jpg, gif, png etc). Files with uppercase extensions are not displayed.

Tweetdeck 0.26.4 Linux

kylehase started following the problem "Oath vs passwords" in Poken.

kylehase posted a topic that has since been removed from StumbleUpon. see the change log

kylehase replied on June 09, 2009 04:10 to the question "Unable to display Japanese characters (v0.25b on Linux)" in TweetDeck:

Found the solution. Change the font in settings to "International font". Too bad, the standard font looks much nicer.

kylehase asked a question in TweetDeck on June 09, 2009 00:50:

Unable to display Japanese characters (v0.25b on Linux)

Japanese characters are not displayed at all, no squares or other gibberish, just blank.

A comment on the update "Being opted out of Spymaster? Here's what's happened." in Spymaster:

Account levels are back now. – kylehase, on June 02, 2009 22:14

A comment on the update "Being opted out of Spymaster? Here's what's happened." in Spymaster:

Still not restored here. @kylehase I don't care about any progress made in the last 12 hours. – kylehase, on June 02, 2009 22:07

A comment on the update "Being opted out of Spymaster? Here's what's happened." in Spymaster:

I also had 404s until clearing cookies. I bet a lot of people are still sitting there hitting refresh thinking the system is down. – kylehase, on June 02, 2009 05:04

kylehase replied on June 02, 2009 04:40 to the update "Being opted out of Spymaster? Here's what's happened." in Spymaster:

Restore @kylehase.

You really should state the terms of use somewhere "We reserve the right to reset your account without warning if someone exploits our software."

kylehase replied on June 02, 2009 00:41 to the problem "Swiss Bank duplicates money" in Spymaster:

I'm stuck at *only* £2.33T. I wish my real bank would make this same mistake.

A comment on the question "When do you get the revenue from your safe house?" in Spymaster:

I'm at level 14. I can buy these:
Dragunov SVD £1,398.40 Attack +21
G36C Assault Rifle £1,766.40 Attack +25 – kylehase, on June 01, 2009 11:54

kylehase started following the idea "Power Structure Ultimately Fails" in Spymaster.

A comment on the question "Attack / Defense Sum Calculations?" in Spymaster:

+1 for Adam's suggestions.

I've just been buying equipment and watching my sums. If a purchase does not result in an increase in the corresponding sum I stop purchasing. Unfortunately it means I always purchase one too many. – kylehase, on June 01, 2009 03:45

kylehase replied on May 30, 2009 07:37 to the idea "Assassination histories" in Spymaster:

What about a general detailed history including assassination attempts in both directions, assets won and lost, monetary transactions, etc.