Also reproduced on 10.9.5 -- you would think that there's sometone at Apple looking at this forum and at hannob's bashcheck and that it would get tested. I guess there will be a 1.1 version of the update soon?
And a competitor to you would be Follow Up Then which does what you do, I think. (http://fut.io/) I've used it for a very long time, but just switched to the snooze button in Streak. It's slick.
Thanks for doing this, it is greatly appreciated. The list of offenders with screenshots is nice, but what would be really useful is a table that is sortable and filterable so that people (i.e. me) can find out if any of our vendors are offenders. Also, a JSON API would be slick too. Just ideas.
I really don't think you need to use NAPTR here. Using TXT works just fine, if you do a sort, if you prepend line numbers to the records. Alas, you still have to do a sort. It would be wonderful if there was a hack that involved not using the sort. Here's one I just added: dig txt art.ten7.com |sort
I own a small Drupal development shop in Minneapolis. I have 7 employees, and we recently started being more Agile than we used to be, which means we have a scrum at 9:30am every day. In the past, people came in whenever they felt like it. Now that people are in earlier, my wife actually had the great idea to have a breakfast bar available to everyone. So, we got a bar fridge in addition to the office fridge we already have, dried fruit, organic granola, yoghurt, fresh fruit, bran, flax, jam, and more and we keep it stocked. Everyone is welcome to have any amount from the breakfast nook in the mornings as they want, and we've been figuring out what people like and adjusting the contents. I think it's working out well -- people don't have to worry about eating before getting into the office, they can just do that when they get in, usually it's after the scrum.