Roy Tomeij's dashboard

Roy Tomeij reported a problem in Gowalla on October 09, 2009 11:55:

incorrectly named spot

http://gowalla.com/spots/36525 is incorrectly named, should be P-King

Roy Tomeij replied on September 27, 2009 21:05 to the idea "Turning off usage per hour" in Wakoopa:

Any Wakoopians care to comment on this?

Roy Tomeij marked one of Jonathan Carroll's replies in Gowalla as useful. Jonathan Carroll replied to the question "Adding spots from web client".

Roy Tomeij marked one of Jonathan Carroll's replies in Gowalla as useful. Jonathan Carroll replied to the problem "Duplicate spots".

Roy Tomeij replied on September 22, 2009 13:46 to the question "Adding spots from web client" in Gowalla:

Yes, this would be nice to fill up a database for a new city fast. I would be more than happy to add multiple places, but it's kind of a hassle to have to visit each and every spot and use my iPhone to add the spot.

Roy Tomeij started following the question "Adding spots from web client" in Gowalla.

Roy Tomeij reported a problem in Gowalla on September 22, 2009 07:39:

Duplicate spots

I added a new spot, but got the "no internet connection" error (twice). After the second attempt I received the same error, closed the program and now I see the same spot has been added anyway, and no less than 3 times!

You can see them if you search for "'s hertogenbosch" ("Station Den Bosch").

1: How can I remove those duplicate spots?
2: Why doesn't Gowalla check for duplicates when adding?

Roy Tomeij asked a question in Readernaut on September 13, 2009 12:09:

Why does a search show covers, but the books' detail page doesn't?

Why do I see a small cover when searching a book (served by Amazon), but not when I add it to my list of books (or go to the books' detail page)?

Roy Tomeij replied on September 13, 2009 11:53 to the question "API: Book(s) I'm Currently Reading" in Readernaut:

Would it be possible to also add the status to the XML? This way I only need to make 1 HTTP-request instead of 6 :)

Roy Tomeij started following the question "API: Book(s) I'm Currently Reading" in Readernaut.

Roy Tomeij shared an idea in Wakoopa on September 02, 2009 08:55:

Turning off usage per hour

Is it possible to turn off the "usage per hour" graph in your profile? I don't really feel like showing the world what I did an hour ago (for instance because I made some loose promises ;-)).

Roy Tomeij replied on April 14, 2009 14:47 to the problem "Pause icon shown while not running" in Colovo:

I used to be frustrated, now I'm just plain angry. Why is there no reply from Colovo whatsoever, also not by support mail?

I highly recommend NOT buying Timepost.

Roy Tomeij replied on April 02, 2009 06:43 to the problem "Pause icon shown while not running" in Colovo:

Is Timepost becoming abandonware? No reply here, no reply to my support mail, nothing. Almost regret buying four licenses.

Roy Tomeij reported a problem in Colovo on March 18, 2009 09:51:

Pause icon shown while not running

After manually changing the timer by clicking on the elapsed time and hitting "Save", there often is a pause button visible instead of the play button (so it's paused, but the icon indicates it's running). Highly annoying, since I just glance over it and think "cool, pause button, so it's running" to find out some time later it isn't.

BTW: Lately, every time there's a new update, I wonder "what one thing does it fix, and which two things does it brake?". Try doing some testing before pushing out updates I'd say, this is just unacceptable.

Roy Tomeij marked one of Morgan Roderick's replies in Colovo as useful. Morgan Roderick replied to the idea "options for timers when computer wakes from sleep".

Roy Tomeij replied on February 23, 2009 11:29 to the idea "options for timers when computer wakes from sleep" in Colovo:

I find it really frustrating that, as said by Morgan, Timepost counts "sleep time" as active time. After working for, say, 6 hours and putting the Macbook to sleep for a day, I have a running timer with 30+ hours when it awakes. Kind of impossible to trace back where it was it before sleeping.

Roy Tomeij started following the idea "options for timers when computer wakes from sleep" in Colovo.

Roy Tomeij asked a question in TwitterCounter on December 01, 2008 10:51:

Why doesn't TwitterCounter show who stopped following you?

I'm curious which followers I lost :)