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Girlwithaonetrackmind replied on August 21, 2008 11:19 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

I'd love different channels!

Hatsmagee replied on August 21, 2008 08:08 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

Yeah i'd love that

gjgjg started following the problem "CPU usage spikes to 85%-98% every few minutes" in Slife Labs.

Jernej replied on July 21, 2008 20:15 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

made Social Media Group - every body is invited to join! http://qik.com/groups/74

RobtWms replied on July 21, 2008 19:56 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

+1 channels

ethomaz replied on July 07, 2008 14:20 to the problem "CPU usage spikes to 85%-98% every few minutes" in Slife Labs:

Which applications are you tracking with Slife at the moment?

One idea to see what could be the problem is to disable applications one by one (you can do that under Preferences>Tracking) until you discover which app is causing problems.

Let me know it goes. You can also write to us at help at slife labs and we can try to help you further. There are a few other things we can try.

Thanks so much for reporting this.

randomdeanna reported a problem in Slife Labs on July 04, 2008 16:22:

CPU usage spikes to 85%-98% every few minutes

I recently installed v.2.0 and noticed every little bit that my CPU fan kicks on. Opening Activity Monitor, it looks like Slife's usage of the CPU spikes way up anywhere from every few minutes to every (maybe?) ten minutes. Any ideas how to fix?

jane replied on June 30, 2008 17:36 to the problem "Connecting to Qik via WLAN/wifi with restrictions" in Qik:

Hi Randomdeanna,
I understand that you can not access WLAN "through" Qik directly, what you can do is to create a access point (Name it to whatever) in your WLAN setting and then on Qik menu-->setting--->access point, choose that point.
Hope it helps, let us know

Jernej replied on June 28, 2008 12:16 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

We want CHANNELS!

randomdeanna shared an idea in Qik on June 27, 2008 22:00:

Add tags from user profile/gallery view

It'd be awesome from the user profile view to be able to add tags -- as you can change the title, set privacy, etc., there

randomdeanna reported a problem in Qik on June 27, 2008 21:56:

Connecting to Qik via WLAN/wifi with restrictions

I've had great luck so far using Qik with the N95 and WLAN/wifi access. However, I'm wondering if there's a way to get around some hotspots' need to visit the webpage to validate one's access?

I.e., I'm at Cosi. On my laptop, I open up a browser window and tell them I agree to their terms. But on my N95 via Qik, there's no way for me to validate... going through the browser on the phone doesn't seem to work. I'm investigating that part a little more; it could be just that I've dropped the signal at different times.

randomdeanna started following the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik.

randomdeanna replied on June 27, 2008 21:49 to the idea "Multiple "Channels" per Qik User" in Qik:

It could be as simple as how delicious and flickr handle tags: clicking on the tag shows you first just that user's videos with that tag, and then a link to the whole community's videos with that tag.

mdy replied on March 26, 2008 13:35 to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?" in Twitter:

Yes, I have not received any email notifications from Twitter that you've blocked me not just once but twice! LOL. Happy to help!

randomdeanna marked one of mdy's replies in Twitter as useful. mdy replied to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?".

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randomdeanna replied on March 26, 2008 13:33 to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?" in Twitter:

Fascinating. I think we can call this solved... yes? Thanks again for your testing help. :-)

mdy replied on March 25, 2008 16:39 to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?" in Twitter:

A 'no-tell' policy does seem consistent with how Twitter handles privacy.

For example, they also don't tell users when someone stops following them.

Anyway, I just visited your profile and it looks like I can still try to follow you, because there's still a link that reads: "request to follow me" 8-)

randomdeanna replied on March 25, 2008 16:34 to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?" in Twitter:

Hee hee, I feel like such a diva -- I just denied you again. :-)

I guess if you don't get any notification within a day or so, that means there's a no-tell policy for being denied.

mdy replied on March 25, 2008 16:29 to the question "What does "deny" do in follower requests?" in Twitter:

Hi Deanna. It's been an hour and so far, I've not received an email notification that my request to follow you has been denied.

Anyway, I've now requested to follow you again and it didn't stop me from doing so. Maybe the third time's the charm. LOL!