Tim's dashboard

Tim replied on October 07, 2008 06:50 to the problem "RSS feeds down?" in Twitter:

Still unhappy. Any update, twitter?

Tim started following the question "Are the user_timeline RSS feeds rate-limited too?" in Twitter.

texacali replied on October 01, 2008 00:20 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

I've been using taskdata, a new app available on itunes. It'll let you add/edit/delete tasks that will sync wirelessly to your Microsoft Outlook.

http://www.taskdata.mobi/

Thom replied on September 30, 2008 06:59 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Hmm, uhm... There has been at least something on the iPhone for To Do's, and hardly anybody ever mentions it.

If you check the mailboxes on the iPhone, there is one named "Apple Mail To Do" with To Do's from Apple's Mail app. Unfortunately, there does seem to be an issue with reading the content of the To Do's.

dad45 replied on September 27, 2008 05:05 to the question "How much memory do I need to get if I buy a mac mini?" in Apple:

I have a that same one except 1G of ram. I would recommend this amount of memory. I've had it since 2005. Also, I would get the DVD write capablity which I have. I think it's called super drive. It can get a little slow (spinning ball) with a few apps running. Seems adobe reader sucks up a lot resource. One complaint is the wi-fi - never worked very well and now it's broke. I posted that problem up here but no replies yet. hope this helps

Dennis Lankes replied on September 24, 2008 20:09 to the discussion "Our recent billing snafu." in DreamHost:

I have a question Jason... Why can't I get anyone to call me about a refund for service that I have not used and do not want. I understand if your company prefers not have call in support but that should be in HUGE letters on your home page. All I want is to get my money back but since I paid with PayPal I am up a creek? Can you help me at all. Even just a number to call somebody. I did a WhoIs lookup and called a number that says it's DreamHost. I left a message but feel like I will never hear from anyone again.

Jill_HW replied on September 24, 2008 16:58 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

Dave, okay...I've started a new discussion for my answer and hope that it helps people.

djaquay replied on September 24, 2008 14:39 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

Jill_HW, looks like we've got two different issues mixed on this thread. One is how to login to get all of the tweets that you are subbed to (which that blog post addresses); the other is being able to reliably subscribe to a user's public RSS feed, which there appears to still be problems with.

Perhaps we need a new thread, to separate the two issues.

Oh, and thanks for the link, for those who have the "other" problem... :)

Dave

Jill_HW replied on September 24, 2008 13:00 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

Please see this blog post, which I think will help all of you in subscribing to your Twitter feed:

http://tinyurl.com/3tvrzt

I have used this technique in the last two weeks and it worked for me. It is based on some of the comments above, but I've written the instructions so you can see clearly how to modify the URL.

Umut replied on September 23, 2008 19:47 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

Nothing seems to help here..

A comment on the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

not working for me either :( – Umut, on September 23, 2008 19:41

A comment on the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

exact same thing here – Umut, on September 23, 2008 19:31

djaquay replied on September 19, 2008 15:11 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

Following up, I've added a few more Twitter feeds to bloglines, and they too seem to die after a day or so.

djaquay replied on September 18, 2008 19:46 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

I can't add my feed (http://twitter.com/statuses/user_time...) to Google Reader, and while I can add it to Bloglines, after a day or two, I get the [!] sign indicating that there's a problem. Seems like something's up w/Twitter, from where I'm sitting anyway.

Dave

Cheryl replied on September 16, 2008 14:12 to the question "When will RSS feeds start working again?" in Twitter:

I get the same thing using SpringWidgets - it works with http://twitter.com/statuses/user_time... but not with http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_t... or with http://username:password@twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline/xxxxxxxx.rss. Hmmm.......

A comment on the problem "Why does LinkedIn think it's OK to trick me into spamming my entire Gmail address book?" in LinkedIn:

This exact thing just happened to me too. I went through and carefully unselected everyone I did not want to send an invitation too. I hit send and nothing happened. I too hit send again and my whole list went. I am totally embarrassed! Now I am painfully going through and withdrawing the invitations, but they have all received the e-mail, so I feel stupid. What a spam job! – redrunner, on September 14, 2008 21:44

Ruben replied on September 13, 2008 17:43 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Hmmmm... i think i'm gonna wait for the solution from Apple, but thanks for the many opportunities offered here.

astorg replied on September 13, 2008 17:35 to the question "Can I sync To Do's with my iPhone?" in Apple:

Things for iPhone or Remember the milk for iPhone will both solve this irritating issue until Apple deigns to address it.

A comment on the problem "Why does LinkedIn think it's OK to trick me into spamming my entire Gmail address book?" in LinkedIn:

According to some text somewhere on LinkedIn, it says that when you click withdraw, the recipient DOES NOT receive any email whatsoever, it just seems to prevent them from then accepting the invitation once its withdrawn. – ak131, on September 11, 2008 12:33

A comment on the problem "Why does LinkedIn think it's OK to trick me into spamming my entire Gmail address book?" in LinkedIn:

so does the recipient get a notification that you've withdrawn the invitiation? – pj, on September 11, 2008 10:11