Frictionless Floor comments

"Rails 1.1" by Piers Cawley

Sun, 16 Apr 2006 17:37:59 -0400

I’m not entirely sure I’m going to dare to do some of that stuff before 4.0, but you never know. Certainly the categories and article counts stuff is kludgy as hell and could use some TLC.

Rest assured we shall be looking into this.

"Rails 1.1" by Piers Cawley

Sun, 16 Apr 2006 17:37:05 -0400

I’m not entirely sure I’m going to dare to do some of that stuff before 4.0, but you never know. Certainly the categories and article counts stuff is kludgy as hell and could use some TLC.

Rest assured we shall be looking into this.

"Rails 1.1" by Tim Williamson

Sat, 01 Apr 2006 02:50:03 -0500

HA-ha

"TinyCal" by Tim

Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:29:37 -0500

Ladybug Sex: “What are you looking at?”

"TinyCal" by Tim

Wed, 15 Mar 2006 21:26:50 -0500

First off, email me back you bastard!

Second:

—Ability to import/export to Outlook so as to sync with PocketPC.

—Pocket IE compatibility. Hell, at least compatibility with the PPC version of Opera.

—Recognize data: 8pm at Broun Hall Room 205

—Keyword classification: ‘Class’ throws to a catagory, ‘work’ does, ‘homework’ etc. Screw having a ton of checkboxes to figure out where it does.

Just some thoughts…

"What doesn't matter" by Tim W.

Sun, 05 Mar 2006 16:35:47 -0500

I agree with you. People are so engrained in the previous software that has been pushed at them that they cannot see the light when new innovations come to light. I see this every day at work, it’s almost impossible to implement anything that will improve workflow or efficiency of the office because the guy in charge is a moron. He still thinks he has to open IE before he opens Outlook for his email to download better. Wtf? And don’t even get me started on FireFox implementation. Ugh…

If you ever wondered what micromanagement was btw, just ask me. My boss is so anal he has the QuickLaunch bar standardized down to the content AND order on EVERY computer in the office (except mine, lol).

Come to think of it. I think FF is a prime example of this practice. Give users a blank slate and a shit ton of extensions. What happens? Things never before seen in IE make it to the top of the list because they are not only useful, but innovative. A user never thought they needed it, but now they can’t live without it!

At any rate, back to homework. Gah… I need to work on my blog too. Can you help me set this up on my site? I like it a hell of a lot more than my blogger blog.

"Novelpad" by Mistar Deedough

Sun, 05 Mar 2006 16:15:13 -0500

Hey man, I want to apply to betatest your new site. I’ve got a small project idea I’ve been molding in my head for some time actually. You’d probably be able to be an asset to the project as well.

Just let me know man.

—Tim

"Welcome" by Donovon

Wed, 07 Dec 2005 11:03:59 -0500

Nice. You always seem to come up with those catchy website domains…