“Tired of issue tracking? We decided it is time to make the simplest, lightest, most effective issue tracking software solution on the Internet today. Interested?”
I was, so I signed up to get notified when they release their beta: are you interested in Boto or at least intrigued? How do you track issues? I’ve tried a series of methods, can always get more efficient.
btw, Boto, if googled, is a species of dolphin found in the Amazon River… you learn something new everyday, and sometimes you learn a couple things!
October 25th, 2011 | Comments Off

Stop with the Hello Dolly plugin
i love wordpress. it’s a great, flexible, easily customizable, often used and free
CMS which started out as merely a blogging platform. I’ve used it for a long time (since v1.2 or something like that), i’ve seen it grow into the mecca of awesome that it has today. there are many benefits of wordpress that i enjoy greatly, including the automatic update from the admin panel, but the one thing that annoys the hells out of me is that stupid ‘hello dolly’ plugin. why must it be included with every update/upgrade? i’ve never used it, i never will. the first thing i have to do after an upgrade is to remove the stupid one-page plugin. it’s a waste. all i’m asking is that you don’t include it when you upgrade. keep it in the new installs, i have no problem with that. but if i don’t want it (which i very much do not), why do i have to keep deleting it from every site i update? if i wanted it, i wouldn’t have deleted it in the first place.
Please WordPress, stop including the ‘Hello Dolly’ plugin with system upgrades!
thank you.
July 15th, 2009 | Comments Off
hello, my name is T and i am a geek.
Everyone: Hi, T
i can has a blackberry. it’s my calendar, a gaming device (Texas Holdem anyone?), i tweet on it, i check multiple email addresses… oh, and i can make phone calls with it too.
my gravatar is from a hilarious web video any true designer geek will love. I’ve got accounts on facebook, myspace, linkedin, twitter, stumbleupon, AIM, yahoo!, msn, gtalk, ICQ, skype and more email addresses than any sane person can check on a daily basis.
it’s becoming more and more difficult to put time into any of these – as all these things can be a total time-sucking waste of time. but they’re also a lot of fun – i’m able to keep in touch with friends i’ve not spoken to in a coon’s age.
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April 1st, 2009 | Comments Off