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Showing posts with label trac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trac. Show all posts
Thursday, March 08, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Trac, & OpenSearch
Note to self: upgrade trac to get opensearch; so you can do that "jump to trac ticket" at the flick of a shortcut key. (Ctrl + K (focus search box); Ctrl + Down (choose trac); #2545 (enter ticket number))
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Trac wish: a $%%# link and a milestone template
I don't know why we don't have links to milestones, and I really want prebuilt templates for milestones.
Saturday, December 16, 2006
Idea: Bug trackers for cars
Choice magazine is a great consumer resource for fair and unbiased reviews of products; but it can't compare to a tool like Trac for finding out known issues with a product.
It's with this mindset that I'm thinking: why don't cars have public accessible bug trackers? I was sitting in the back of my house mate's car - an Astra, which has a cup holder in the back.
What a neat idea - perfectly sized for putting my can of soft drink into it (which; incidentally; I had).
Being summer, I wound the window down; only to find that if I have a can of drink in the holder; I injure my fingers rolling down the window.
Also; I can't put a large cup from McDonalds into it; either - only one size of can.
Someone has now dropped the ball on this one by failing to do simple tests of functionality. It's a really great and useful idea; but the implementation is broken.
It's with this mindset that I'm thinking: why don't cars have public accessible bug trackers? I was sitting in the back of my house mate's car - an Astra, which has a cup holder in the back.
What a neat idea - perfectly sized for putting my can of soft drink into it (which; incidentally; I had).
Being summer, I wound the window down; only to find that if I have a can of drink in the holder; I injure my fingers rolling down the window.
Also; I can't put a large cup from McDonalds into it; either - only one size of can.
Someone has now dropped the ball on this one by failing to do simple tests of functionality. It's a really great and useful idea; but the implementation is broken.
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