Comments on: AccuWeather.pl Cacti Fix http://www.fauxzen.com/accuweatherpl-cacti-fix/ Incoherent Ramblings in a basic form Tue, 02 Mar 2010 01:11:54 -0800 hourly 1 By: Nick Adams http://www.fauxzen.com/accuweatherpl-cacti-fix/comment-page-1/#comment-27396 Nick Adams Tue, 22 Jan 2008 15:44:11 +0000 http://fauxzen.com/2007/09/06/accuweatherpl-cacti-fix/#comment-27396 thanks your update works great. you should consider putting it in the template/thread. http://forums.cacti.net/about8820.html thanks your update works great. you should consider putting it in the template/thread.

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]]> By: sensible http://www.fauxzen.com/accuweatherpl-cacti-fix/comment-page-1/#comment-27114 sensible Fri, 07 Sep 2007 14:08:03 +0000 http://fauxzen.com/2007/09/06/accuweatherpl-cacti-fix/#comment-27114 Shelby -- Some people don't realize that RealFeel Temp is actually a patented algorithm created by AccuWeather.com meteorologists. I think "Real Feel" like "Kleenex" or "Lego" has kind of moved into the vernacular. So, the formula isn't really a secret but it is AccuWeather's property. However, we like working with developers and if you're interested in working with our code we're ready to make it easy for you. Here is the email of our dev partnership guy sylvie@accuweather.com. if you've got an idea for a killer widget, toolbar, or something too revolutionary to describe, etc. please reach out to us. We'll get you whatever weather data you need. We're releasing new apps all the time to try and meet the needs of every user -- mac and pc, opera and firefox, vista and iphone, spanish and english, and so forth. Cheers, Justin Roberti AccuWeather, Inc. Shelby –

Some people don’t realize that RealFeel Temp is actually a patented algorithm created by AccuWeather.com meteorologists. I think “Real Feel” like “Kleenex” or “Lego” has kind of moved into the vernacular. So, the formula isn’t really a secret but it is AccuWeather’s property.

However, we like working with developers and if you’re interested in working with our code we’re ready to make it easy for you. Here is the email of our dev partnership guy sylvie@accuweather.com. if you’ve got an idea for a killer widget, toolbar, or something too revolutionary to describe, etc. please reach out to us. We’ll get you whatever weather data you need. We’re releasing new apps all the time to try and meet the needs of every user — mac and pc, opera and firefox, vista and iphone, spanish and english, and so forth.

Cheers,

Justin Roberti
AccuWeather, Inc.

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