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Scott replied on November 05, 2009 17:19 to the problem "Nambu Post Button is Broken -- Cant Post" in Nambu:

I just switched to tr.im from bit.ly and that seems to have resolved the problem, for now.

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Scott replied on October 27, 2008 04:28 to the problem "Unable to commit" in Beanstalk:

Thanks Chris!

Scott replied on October 27, 2008 04:20 to the problem "Unable to commit" in Beanstalk:

Seems to work

Scott replied on October 27, 2008 04:09 to the problem "Unable to commit" in Beanstalk:

Thanks Chris, I appreciate the updates.

Scott replied on October 27, 2008 03:25 to the problem "Unable to commit" in Beanstalk:

Hi Chris,

Thanks for the prompt reply. I have emailed a support ticket with specifics on my account and the repo that is giving me troubles. I am going to try a reboot and try it again.

Scott

Scott reported a problem in Beanstalk on October 27, 2008 03:13:

Unable to commit

Having problems making commits. Timeouts, which lead to messed up local repo. Any ideas?

I am having a real problem making commits. This is on a Sunday evening when it should not be busy at all. The result is I make a commit and it just sits there, freeze up.

Scott marked one of Thomas' replies in Brightkite as useful. Thomas replied to the question "My first impressions... you are only a newbie once on a given service...".

Scott marked one of Thomas' replies in Brightkite as useful. Thomas replied to the question "My first impressions... you are only a newbie once on a given service...".

Scott asked a question in Brightkite on May 28, 2008 04:46:

My first impressions... you are only a newbie once on a given service...

alright i just barely signed up, and put in my initial location as "at home, utah" and it ended up saying i was somewhere in Iowa, I think. Is there a way to remove an update?

Also, I can't see anywhere obvious to update my location in the web interface, so maybe there is a usability issue? I dunno just giving my initial experiences.