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I was wondering FF3 using ca. 40-50% of CPU (that means a whole core!) the whole time in the last days. I searched for the origin of this phenomenon and now I found it:

As long as I have rescuetime.com in one of my tabs (doesn't matter if this tab is active or even if I use FF3 at the moment or having it run in the background) the CPU usage is that high! As soon as I close the tab the usage by FF3 rapidly goes down to 5-10% when using it and ca. 2% when using another program and having FF3 running in the background.

So how can it be, that only having rescuetime in a tab causes such a high CPU usage? I mean I don't even use it. I can have google opened in 50 tabs and it does not use any CPU usage. Why does rescuetime.com?

Python date error not allowing uploading of data There was an unexpected error, some data may have been lost. year=1 is before 1900; the datetime strftime() methods require year >= 1900

Here's the entire error message

2008-07-19 15:57:44
Sending file: ~/Library/RescueTime/Logs/Pending/rt_20080719-154956.yml
2008-07-19 15:57:44
<hash><total-records>0</total-records><error>There was an unexpected error, some data may have been lost. year=1 is before 1900; the datetime strftime() methods require year >= 1900
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/mnt/var/www/django/api/releases/20080708001327/rescueapi/../rescueapi/user_logs/views.py", line 53, in create
user.save()
File "/opt/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/base.py", line 212, in save
db_values = [f.get_db_prep_save(f.pre_save(self, False)) for f in non_pks]
File "/opt/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/fields/__init__.py", line 494, in get_db_prep_save
value = value.strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
ValueError: year=1 is before 1900; the datetime strftime() methods require year >= 1900
</error></hash>

I have some Error 2410 and Error 2420 in the last hours. It seems to be independent from URLs or programs.

"18.07.2008 20:02:50
Error 2410: Beim Aufruf einer COM-Komponente wurde ein HRESULT E_FAIL-Fehler zurückgegeben."

which means: "When requesting a COM-component a HRESULT E_FAIL-failure was put out."

In some seconds there are up to twenty-five of these messages.

That seems to happen at nearly every tab change (but not everytime). In most cases it was a new site or even an reload

Productivity and Efficiency graphs have a bug. They are showing 12 AM for all hours till now. The rest is ok. I'll send you a screenshot with it.

It's me again ;)

There is a problem with using local files in the browser. I use the FF3-AddOn UpdateTracker which saves whole sites on the hard disc (to check for changes) and uses a local path for that when displaying the data in FF3. But Rescuetime has a problem with that and assigns this time to another site (maybe the last one used before). Now I have up to 40 minutes of a site I just visited for 2 minutes or so. I saw what's the problem by looking what the debug window says. Everytime I clicked on a tab with a local path it logged the other URL.

Since tonight the homepage (Dashboard etc. after login) is broken. Seems to be a problem with CSS? I only see the text, no background graphics.

I have the following problem:
I used a site (a homepage; between 9pm and 11pm) which says for today (24m 57s) total. But when I click on it to reach the "App / Site Details" the graph (18m 54s) shows for 9pm and (24m 53s) for 10 pm. So the total would be (43m 47s). But I think 24m 57s must be the right time and because I used that site while the hour changed (and without a break), the 10pm graph seems to show the total time, not only how long it was used within this hour. Could that be?

I also have a screen of that where you can see the two bars (one up to 18.75, one up to 25) and on the same screen the total of 24m 57s.

supplement:
This also leads to depended tags showing the wrong overall time:
I tagged the site as "video" and "fun" and now "video time" is (1h 10m), but I used the three depending apps/sites for only (24m 57s) + (16m 57s) + (10m 12s) = (52m 6s), so there also is a difference.
And "fun" (1h 16m), but the 8 depending sites/apps only add up to (49m Xs).

So there is something wrong...

The "Today" at my dashboard and also the calendar still show Monday although it is Tuesday in Germany. So this does not orientate on the location date but maybe on server date.

This leads to a total time of 5h 25m total and 4h 50m today (although there are 0:35 minutes transfered for Tuesday until now).

At the "Time Spent" chart at "This Week" it is right. This one shows the right times for Monday and Tuesday. But not on the "Today" charts.

I'm just using RescueTime for 2,5 hours and it worked well but since half and hour or so, it seems that it does not not add further URLs or programs. I have 43 entries now, but it does not add further ones? Of course I tried to update manually, the time counter goes up, but no new entries appear in the list.

I just found this on Wednesday. I shut down my PC at the end of Wednesday shortly after 18:00. I was out Thursday so today (Friday) was when I powered my PC up. I note that it is reporting a full hour for 18:00 (-19:00) for Wednesday which is obviously wrong as it was turned off at about 18:05.

I can't seem to find what it thinks I was doing for that hour. Possibly being able to list all tasks for an hour (or arbitrary time period) might be useful, at least for diagnostics.