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adamcooke

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About adamcooke

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    There's also Staytus ( http://staytus.co ) which is free but it also doesn't have Twitter integration yet :) (Disclaimer: I wrote Statytus)

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    Comment #6674596

    I hate to be negative about this but this certainly doesn't seem comparable to either OneNote or EverNote. Both of these products seem far superior to this.

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    Comment #6610511

    The items shown here are just components of the 3D printer itself. I'd say they would struggle to create a gun from them! http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:52838 & http://www.makerb…

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    Comment #4687843

    No immediate plans for this, no. We developed the app for use in our own apps (namely, http://sirportly.com ) but thought we'd share the awesomeness :)

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    We use a socket-based connection on the clients. Messages should be delivered in very near to real-time. There's no polling here ;)

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    On Mountain Lion, we use the Notification Centre by default although you can opt to use Growl if you would prefer. In Lion, only Growl is available (obviously) :)

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    Comment #4687709

    That's cool, if you happen to have the web app open. With Noti, the app just runs all the time (out of the way) and lets you receive messages at any time.

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    Comment #3365303

    GitHub auth is now supported :)

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    a) this check only checked identical code so any more (or less) elegant code was still permitted. b) we now don't check for this but "similar" code will be grouped together to make…