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Dan F. marked one of Hoon Park's replies in OtherInbox as useful. Hoon Park replied to the problem "Bcc addresses appear in the headers.".

Dan F. replied on November 25, 2009 16:10 to the problem "Bcc addresses appear in the headers." in OtherInbox:

Thank you for fixing this problem! I tested it, and it works as expected.

Dan F. reported a problem in OtherInbox on October 29, 2009 14:55:

Bcc addresses appear in the headers.

When I send a message from the otherinbox.com web interface and include a Bcc address, the Bcc: header actually appears in the message, thus revealing the Bcc address to all recipients of the message. By definition, a Bcc is "blind," meaning the recipients of the message should never see that address.

Dan F. asked a question in Twitter on September 21, 2009 03:00:

How can I disable relative times?

Is there a way to disable relative times ("about 9 hours ago") and always show real times ("20 Sep 2009 13:00")? I hate having to do the math in my head to figure out when someone posted an update.

Dan F. replied on August 28, 2009 18:01 to the question "How do you export passwords and bookmarks from Chrome?" in Google:

There still doesn't seem to be a way to export Chrome passwords, which was the original question. I copied my entire Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome directory from my old computer to my new one. Everything was preserved (even stored usernames) EXCEPT passwords.

Dan F. asked a question in TwitPic on July 11, 2009 16:43:

Mobile posting is not working.

I sent 4 images this morning to my TwitPic e-mail address this morning, but none of them posted. The ones I sent using TweetDeck worked fine. I see the messages in my Sent folder in Gmail, so I know they got sent right.

Dan F. asked a question in TwitPic on July 11, 2009 16:41:

Mobile posting is not working.

I sent 4 images this morning to my TwitPic e-mail address this morning, but none of them posted. The ones I sent using TweetDeck worked fine. I see the messages in my Sent folder in Gmail, so I know they got sent right.

Dan F. started following the problem "We want all @ replies reinstated" in Twitter.

Dan F. replied on May 13, 2009 07:01 to the problem "We want all @ replies reinstated" in Twitter:

I am shocked that you would remove a choice that is so incredibly useful. I found so many people on Twitter because they replied to me. I can't imagine why you would take this option away.

Dan F. replied on May 06, 2009 14:25 to the question "When will TwitPic implement OAuth?" in TwitPic:

The statement "TwitPic doesn't record ANY usernames and passwords" is simply false. If you send a photo through e-mail, how else would TwitPic post the photo to Twitter, unless they used OAuth?

I personally trust TwitPic with my Twitter credentials, but I certainly understand those that don't. And I really wish TwitPic would implement OAuth so we could put this argument to bed.

Dan F. started following the question "When will TwitPic implement OAuth?" in TwitPic.

Dan F. replied on April 23, 2009 05:05 to the question "Error requesting authorization for pingbot@bots.ping.fm from an OpenFire Jabber server." in Ping.fm:

Thanks, Adam. Yes, I have my SRV records setup properly. I can chat with other non-google XMPP domains just fine.

Thanks again. I'll just stick with the gmail.com bot.

Dan F. replied on April 22, 2009 21:16 to the question "Error requesting authorization for pingbot@bots.ping.fm from an OpenFire Jabber server." in Ping.fm:

So, are you whitelisting Google's servers, or just Google's domains (gmail.com, googlemail.com, etc.)? Because I have Google Apps for my domain, and pingbot@bots.ping.fm doesn't work for me either.

Dan F. marked one of Mike Subelsky's replies in OtherInbox as useful. Mike Subelsky replied to the question "SPF record for personal domain".

Dan F. asked a question in OtherInbox on March 10, 2009 05:22:

SPF record for personal domain

What should my SPF record be set to for my personal add-on domain? I've tried this using include:otherinbox.com, but messages from my OIB account don't pass the SPF check.

Dan F. asked a question in TwitPic on January 29, 2009 00:32:

"Older" link shows up even for users with no photos.

Go here: http://twitpic.com/photos/blg

This user (currently) has no photos. However, there is still a link that says "OLDER >>". And it even takes you to page 2 (and 3 and 4...).

Dan F. asked a question in TwitPic on January 20, 2009 17:30:

Tags aren't working.

It appears that the tags functionality isn't working at all right now. I added a tag on http://www.twitpic.com/upload/, but the post's page said, "This photo has no tags. Be the first to tag it." I then tried to add a tag on the post's page, but got the same result.

Here is the photo I tried to tag: http://twitpic.com/155op

Dan F. replied on December 30, 2008 06:11 to the question "The latest upgrade now crashes I use this app daily" in LifeChurch.tv:

I had the same problem on an iPod touch and an iPhone 3G, both with iPhone 2.2 software. Deleting and re-installing fixed it on both.

To delete the app, on the home screen, hold down the app's icon until all the icons start "dancing." Then click the X on the app that you want to delete. Hit the Home button to get back to normal, then start the App Store app. Search for Bible, and make sure and choose "Bible" from LifeChurch.tv. Click the "Free" icon, which will change to "Install." Click "Install," and you'll be good to go.

Dan F. replied on December 30, 2008 05:59 to the idea "upload from iphone with app" in TwitPic:

Have you tried Twitterrific? It uploads to TwitPic.

Dan F. started following the problem "Accented characters truncate text?" in TwitPic.