CloudCal vs Gitmask

The calendar for go-getters.

CloudCal is an elegant Android calendar app that provides both the wide and narrow perspective on your time.The main view will give you a good overview of any month. Each day is surrounded by our magic circle that tells you in what time period of the day an activity takes place and what type of activity it is.

Swipe up and down to navigate through time. And if you want to add an event, just do a long press on the day it’s going to happen. If you want to edit an already existing event, a short press on that day will allow you to change the details.

If you swipe left or right, the app brings you to either the week or day view. From here you can get a more close up idea of where your precious time is going to be spent. The week view defaults to five days because that’s easier to view on your screen, but workaholics are welcome to change it to show the full seven day week if they want.

And, of course, there are plenty of times when you need a really close look at where every minute of every day is going, and that’s where the day comes in. Just like in the month view (and the week view), a short press lets you edit and a long press lets you add.

Simple simple, right? No time wasted here.

An easy way to contribute to OSS github projects anonymously

Github's tagline is social coding. Unfortunately that means that every commit you every make is visible to everyone.
All you have to do is add a gitmask remote to your working repository.
Once you push your code to Gitmask we strip out and replace embedded identifying info from your commits: author, email and timestamp. A pull request is made to the upstream Github repository with your changes, but now the originating IP is Gitmask, and the author is our anonymous Gitmask user account.