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A comment on the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

I use it, too.
Well, is.gd is good...
;-) – Paulchen-Weimar, on October 07, 2008 18:55

A comment on the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

yeah, I myself like to use is.gd. – srizvi1, on October 07, 2008 15:47

A comment on the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

I too like to see the urls. As a workaround (not a solution) I have enabled the preview feature on tinyurl.com. – Callum Macdonald, on October 07, 2008 12:17

Matt replied on October 07, 2008 11:34 to the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

ditch the tiny.url service. i would hardly call it a feature when so many people don't like it. i want to see the url's before i click on them- PERIOD!!

heiniman replied on October 02, 2008 06:28 to the question "how to perform complex search requests?" in Wuala:

Is this feature on the horizon, yet?
Kinda the only thing missing for me in wuala :)

greetings, HM

alexanderkahn replied on September 26, 2008 14:12 to the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

Another issue is that tinyurl.com links to some simply awful anti Net Neutrality stuff on their homepage, e.g.: http://www.dontregulate.org/ . Pretty ridiculous, and I imagine Twitter is in favor of Net neutrality.

Paulchen-Weimar replied on September 26, 2008 14:06 to the question "Why the mandatory tinyurls?" in Twitter:

I think it would be a good idea if in the twitter-settings you could choose whether you want to use a short-url-service or not.
Btw - I am also annoyed by the exclusivity of tinyurl.com - maybe twitter could even implement the "short-url on-off" combined with a form in which you simply write the URL of the short-url-service you want to use, such as is.gd, te.tl, bit.ly, turl.us, rurl.org and so on.

joe12 replied on September 15, 2008 21:08 to the question "Why does the system clock runs too fast (xp)? Warum rennt die System-Uhr?" in Wuala:

I brought this up for a reason - I have a brand new box and it's only running wuala - that's why...

nickname replied on September 15, 2008 19:57 to the question "Why does the system clock runs too fast (xp)? Warum rennt die System-Uhr?" in Wuala:

why are you people bringing up stuff that has absolutely nothing to do with wuala at all.

as for 50%cpu usage, that is also possible on multicore/smp/numa environments. wuala only seems to use one single thread at maximum core usage, so with a dual-core environment, that makes exactly 50% of total cpu load. on quadcore thats 25% and so on.

before bringing up topics please do think yourselves a little bit about your topics before posting and do some research for starters.

joe12 replied on September 14, 2008 20:48 to the question "Why does the system clock runs too fast (xp)? Warum rennt die System-Uhr?" in Wuala:

same problem here - I just noticed that.
cpu usage never more than 50%

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nmat replied on June 13, 2008 02:38 to the discussion "I'm still confused about file maintenance" in Wuala:

Regarding that bug, I don't think it's fixed yet. My Local Cache size is 7GB. It says that I have 2.7GB used and when I click 'Clear cache', I still have 2.7GB used. Meanwhile, my wuala folder has 4.7GB (and I'm not uploading nor downloading anything).

But it's OK with me. Optimize it when you have the time. Since maintenance is not essential and it's used mainly to improve download speed I'll delete the wuala folder if it becomes really really big.

Luzius replied on June 11, 2008 06:13 to the discussion "I'm still confused about file maintenance" in Wuala:

It should start another round of maintenance after 7 to 14 days. We've plans to optimize and change a few things with maintenance, but they aren't our top priority.

Roger replied on June 10, 2008 09:16 to the question "how to perform complex search requests?" in Wuala:

Hi iav,
Complex search queries are not yet possible. We do not have plans to change this until the beta release. But it is planned to improve this later - it is on our long-term todo list..

If you enter a search query with more than one search term, every item matching at least one term is returned. Those matching more than one term have a better ranking.

Chris Giles replied on June 10, 2008 07:01 to the discussion "I'm still confused about file maintenance" in Wuala:

I finished uploading a few files last night, totalling about 100 MB. I was annoyed when my dodgy Internet connection then died during the 'maintenance' phase. When I reconnected and logged back into Wuala, the maintenance did not resume.

Is there a way that I can manually re-initiate this, to continue spreading the 100 MB across the P2P network? If not, how long must I wait before the next maintenance phase for these files will begin automatically?

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Roger replied on June 03, 2008 06:53 to the question "Unable to access own groups. Kann nicht auf selbstgegründete Gruppen zugreifen." in Wuala:

Hallo sebi2k, Gruppe ist gelöscht.

sebi2k replied on May 31, 2008 12:30 to the question "Unable to access own groups. Kann nicht auf selbstgegründete Gruppen zugreifen." in Wuala:

Hallo bei mir ist genau das gleiche der Fall, die Gruppe heißt "Datentausch"

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