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Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by acangiano on Sunday March 20, 2011 @06:55AM (#2346001)
Agreed. 5 days ago one of the hackers wrote on Twitter:

"Wow, heroku for PHP. I thought of this once, sadly I wouldn't be able to get 1.2 mil in funding :(".

Well, at least we didn't have to look too hard for a motive.

Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by jarin on Sunday March 20, 2011 @08:32AM (#2346109)
"Wow, heroku for PHP. I thought of this once, sadly I wouldn't be able to get 1.2 mil in funding :("

A classic case of the fallacy that having the idea is 90% of the work.

Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by beaumartinez on Sunday March 20, 2011 @07:07AM (#2346013)
Do you have a link for that tweet? Or a screen-capture?
Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by antonioc on Sunday March 20, 2011 @07:15AM (#2346021)
http://twitter.com/compwhizii/status/48172082667864065

(I had to create a different account because I have no_procrast activated on my main account. It'd be awesome if no_procrast would be automatically disabled during the weekend.)

Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by darklajid on Sunday March 20, 2011 @12:10PM (#2346558)
During which weekend? For my new place of work that would be on Friday & Saturday..

(Just a quick note that some features are harder than it seems at first)

Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by acangiano on Sunday March 20, 2011 @02:47PM (#2346949)
I realize that it's harder than it looks. However, it would be trivial to allow people to choose the days they don't want the procrastination setting enabled (based on a standard timezone like PST.)
Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by eneveu on Monday March 21, 2011 @01:46PM (#2350752)
In this case, I'd simply use LeechBlock or the Chrome equivalent, which has the features you want.
Re:Phpfog "Down for maintenance" by twalker on Sunday March 20, 2011 @07:04AM (#2346010)
It is so petty

I hope they get it sorted