u/Sychthys

I've thrown a few pages in there, but going page by page through the whole site is a lot and not something I have time to do. Others can also access it, so try the usual browser troubleshooting and try again.

Same, working fine for me at the moment. Either an April Fools joke or something coming. Either way, it's giving me a push to locally backup whatever I find useful or important.

Awesome, thanks for passing theirs on in addition to yours earlier! Having examples really helps me build connections on using it in my own situations.

Cool, I didn't notice the little bar that indicates there's something to pull down there. To be fair, I never do. For some reason that part of mobile UI doesn't register in my brain as something that's actionable, it always seems like a decoration or separator to me. The point you make about hidden habits makes sense.

For vacation mode, you're correct regarding wanting to batch postpone. I agree with not having an unlimited vacation mode. Perhaps a mandatory entry for number of days you'll be on vacation that would have a cap. Maybe 14 or 30 days max? It could also have options to postpone other things like the "check in with your habits" notofication.

Those are good examples, thanks. Am I correct in assuming that not all of them are tied to a set time? And do you mind expanding on what's in the Deep Work ritual you mentioned?

Again, I really appreciate the help and your responsiveness.

Awesome! Super excited to see how things go! I'll check out the detailed privacy policy in the meantime.

I am happy to hear that a non-Google sign in option is in the works. I'm not a fan of having Google as the only sign in, but it's less of a concern than their active analytics collection is.

Thing is, I don't mind providing analytics to good developers provided I have an accurate list of what will be provided, and have a way to disable things I don't want sent. I'm not sure how ingrained it is, but in a future update it might be worth allowing the disabling of just the Google API while still allowing analytics collection for troubleshooting. I know that can be far easier said than done, but figured I'd throw it out as a possibility for the roadmap.

Thanks again for the attention to privacy and for the communication, it's awesome to see!

Hey, cool, thanks for the reply and quick work on that! I'll check it out. Have to say I wasn't too terribly jazzed about the Google API stuff being added during one of the prior updates (going through a thorough de-googling after having gotten off of 90% of social media) but I'll see if I can firewall those API calls while I try it out (unless there's a way to turn off the Google stuff in app).

Gotcha, thanks so much for the quick reply. Glad it's already on the radar. Most of what I would use this for does require frequency, so I'm not sure how much I can use it in its current state. Not that its a bad app, just my use case. Wish I could pause the pro version promo until frequency makes it in 😂

Thanks again for the reply, the app itself, and that pro promo. Excited to see what it can become.

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Looks like the switch for whether the CD lid is open or shut.

That was...a rollercoaster. Reminds me of this legend of a fanfic of Half Life 2. This bot and Squirrel King should team up.

Halcyon?

code to test code is not good

This is incorrect, and the opposite of developer testing in and outside of ServiceNow. Developers in just about all languages and disciplines do and are expected to write tests (in code) to verify the results of their build.

Any tool that builds tests for you is just a GUI that automates using/copying in code to run the desired test. ATF included. While I'm not a huge fan of ATF, it's worth noting that it can test far more than "basic forms" without code, and it's more capable than you're giving it credit for.

I'd recommend reaching out to your SN rep to see if they can link you up with someone else successfully using ATF so you can see what they're doing, assuming you've already gone through all the training options on NowLearning.

Haha, my pleasure! Though now you have me eyeballing the webpage wondering if I should try my hand at another age...

AH YOU BEAT ME BY MINUTES! I just found it and came rushing here! Well done!

I think I know what you're talking about. If it's the same one, it was fantasy in genre with races like elves, gnomes, orcs, avians, etc. that gave slightly different bonuses and had different units you could use. I can picture the program used to plan out the kingdom and predict attacks.

What's weird is no list of browser based games lists anything like this. It's like the game has been scrubbed from the internet. I doubt that's actually the case, but it's so weird there's no mention of anything like this game in any of the lists of active or retired games.

That looks amazing. That's the first ergo that's ever really caught my interest.

RITM Variables aren't available in condition drop-down choices. You'll have to do it via javascript in the Advanced tab. I would take a look at some of the OOB business rules to see some examples of how to write a JS condition like that. Just filter the BR table looking for anything where Advanced is true and the condition field (not at my PC so I can't give the exact name) isn't empty.

I'd give more direction, but as /u/Similar-External-302 said, your requirements are confusing without a flow chart or a more detailed description.

It's system generated, so it should be there for any record type. It would be sys_created_by

Ahaha, yes! I remember thinking how repetitive it got while I played, even as a kid.

This is it! You're amazing!

solved: The Four Crystals of Trazere

Hmm, that doesn't look like it. I don't think there were any text stats while not in a menu, and the characters and surroundings were more detailed. The stone and water looked really good (for the times) and the characters were also fairly detailed.

solved: Diggers 2: Extractors