Thanks so much for the feedback. I've changed it so that slashes will be accepted in place of spaces.
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thanks for your feedback - please keep playing and let me know if you change your mind.
thanks so much for your feedback - I'm going to add a note on which letters are vowels :)
Hey Kiro, thanks - I think you're right. I've updated the game to reflect this, please give it a go.
I think you're right - I've updated the rules - give it a go and let me know. Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks so much for this feedback. I think you're right. I've updated the game, and I think it makes more sense now. Please give it a try and let me know.
Thanks so much for this feedback. I think you're right. I've updated the game, and I think it makes more sense now. Would somebody be able to try it out for me and let me know? Thanks again.
Great feedback, thank you. I’ll make some tweaks today.
Thanks for the feedback feedback. What would you expect it to be?
True, future levels get more interesting :) like today’s.
Yeah it would show that, which might make it easy for some but harder for others.
Thanks for the feedback. Very helpful. I’ve added a note about the spaces but I like your idea.
Hey, thanks for your question. The tool keeps track of declaration and resolution times by watching when the status is changed. It also lets you manually specify when the incident really started, and when it actually ended. We can use this data to measure a few things, and watching how this changes over time helps us figure out if we're getting better or worse, on average. We want to be careful what we incentivise by default, and we're actively working on this area. The data is going to be available for people to build their own visualisations (in Grafana).
I'd be very interested to hear your thoughts too?
They're both great tools :) Lots of similarities, and plenty of differences.
Yeah makes sense. I'll add your vote to the list :)
You don't need Slack to use the tool, but yeah, a Teams integration is on the list, and will probably drop early next year.
No plans currently, but a self hosted option seems reasonable. Although, most people like their emergency tech not hosted on their own tech :)
Hello :) The free version is fully featured, so you just limited to number of users in the free tier (three).
I work at Grafana, so AMA about the tool :)
Yeah, building for Grafana Cloud has big dev benefits too. We can iterate quickly, run live experiments, and build a more complicated stack (e.g. for ML tasks). We're going to be integrating more and more with the rest of Grafana too. All of this is much easier to do in one place.
You must have solid tech. :)
In the future, xbar might be able to support Windows :)
Awesome, can't wait to dig into this. Nice work.
You suspect correctly :-| Doh
Which link? They both work for me.
Nice idea - you should raise an issue: https://github.com/matryer/bitbar/issues
Me too :) We didn't have to wait long - check these out: https://github.com/matryer/bitbar-plugins
Some of them are like full apps in their own right.
Can someone help on this? https://github.com/matryer/bitbar/issues/64
You're too kind - these words are enough. But if you insist, I do need some socks :) http://amzn.to/1Pd9yOt