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randomdeanna asked a question in Ping.fm on June 05, 2009 14:52:

Why are photos posted to flickr no longer tagged with ping.fm?

Not exactly sure when this started (or stopped, as it were), but when I first started using Ping.fm, the "ping.fm" tag was added automatically to my photos. That seems to be no longer happening; I've been adding it manually in batches. The auto-tag was really useful for me... help?

randomdeanna replied on April 27, 2009 15:43 to the problem "Asking for login upon post attempt to Twitter" in Brainjuice:

OK, I'll give that a whirl for testing. But ... and you know I love the Blogo... if that's the case, I really can't ditch all those other pwds (aka, the keys to my life) just to fix this... ya know?

randomdeanna replied on April 27, 2009 15:24 to the problem "Asking for login upon post attempt to Twitter" in Brainjuice:

Hmmmm, but um, wouldn't that get rid of the other 8,000 passwords I have stored in my login keychain that seem to be functioning just fine?

randomdeanna replied on April 27, 2009 15:08 to the problem "Asking for login upon post attempt to Twitter" in Brainjuice:

A-ha! No. Where's the FAQ? Can't find it on the site or here...

randomdeanna reported a problem in Brainjuice on April 27, 2009 14:43:

Asking for login upon post attempt to Twitter

I reinstalled Blogo onto a new hard drive this weekend, and admittedly the transfer of info has been a bit bumpy. When I open Blogo, it downloads the recent posts in the microblog viewer just fine. But when I attempt to post, I'm asked to login, which never takes, and then just keeps asking.

I've tried the following:

-- deleting all accounts, closing & reopening
-- moving the "Blogo" folder out of ~/Library/Application Support
-- deleting the keys in the login keychain by hand
-- repairing the login keychain; verifying that ownership/permissions are correct.

Is there any way for me to start really from scratch? I suspect this is related to my migration problems, and I don't mind reentering everything.

randomdeanna replied on April 21, 2009 01:04 to the problem "Multiple Account problem" in atebits:

See Jojo's comment! http://getsatisfaction.com/atebits/to...

A comment on the problem "Multiple Account problem" in atebits:

That worked, Jojo! – randomdeanna, on April 21, 2009 01:03

randomdeanna started following the problem "Multiple Account problem" in atebits.

randomdeanna asked a question in Brainjuice on April 13, 2009 12:55:

Link to more search results in microblog viewer

I use the Twitter search for writing about current events, and it'd be great to have a link to more search results (maybe down by where it tells you how many requests you have left?) that takes the user to the search results page at search.twitter.com.

(Or some other way to see more results on demand. :-) )

randomdeanna replied on April 02, 2009 11:59 to the idea "Dock notification for microblog replies/mentions" in Brainjuice:

Oh! Thought of a caveat-- make it a preference that folks can turn on and off. :-)

randomdeanna shared an idea in Brainjuice on April 02, 2009 00:56:

Dock notification for microblog replies/mentions

I love the red exclamation point over the user icon in the microblog viewer when they mention my username(s). It'd be great to have it in the dock icon for unread replies/mentions, too.

randomdeanna shared an idea in Brainjuice on March 08, 2009 19:06:

Separate timelines for multiple microblog accounts.

One of the reasons I have different Twitter accounts is for managing different projects associated with these identities. It'd be great to have the option to view timelines in separate tabs, i.e.: "Friends: Twitter ID 1", "Friends: Twitter ID 2", etc.

randomdeanna replied on March 02, 2009 14:07 to the problem "Last 3 or 4 characters of tweets are being cut off." in Brainjuice:

Wowzah. Thanks for the explanation.

randomdeanna replied on March 02, 2009 14:01 to the problem "Last 3 or 4 characters of tweets are being cut off." in Brainjuice:

Btw, is it because Twitter tries to render the HTML/ASCII versions of those characters, and it pushes it over?

randomdeanna replied on March 02, 2009 13:59 to the problem "Last 3 or 4 characters of tweets are being cut off." in Brainjuice:

Again, I am astounded by the speedy support response. Woo!

randomdeanna marked one of Brainjuice's replies in Brainjuice as useful. Brainjuice replied to the problem "Last 3 or 4 characters of tweets are being cut off.".

randomdeanna reported a problem in Brainjuice on March 02, 2009 13:47:

Last 3 or 4 characters of tweets are being cut off.

It seems just recently (maybe within the last week? At least that's how long I've noticed it), the last few characters of Twitter posts are being cut off, even tho they are within the 140-character limit according to Blogo. An example:

@natdefreitas @ruckusociety i'm torn about those sentiments. i'm privileged enough to believe and do that. but SO many aren't & will suffer
(139 characters)

came out:

@natdefreitas @ruckusociety i'm torn about those sentiments. i'm privileged enough to believe and do that. but SO many aren't & will suf
see: http://twitter.com/randomdeanna/statu...

Help?

randomdeanna reported a problem in Brainjuice on February 12, 2009 14:55:

"In reply to" doesn't show up on the Twitter website

Whenever I post a reply to a Twitter user, the "in reply to" link ends up not showing up on my feed -- makes it a wee bit difficult for other users to track old conversations.

It looks like this is also the case with other 3rd party apps (i.e., Twitterberry), so I'm not sure what can be done to fix it.

Here's an example:

http://twitter.com/randomdeanna/statu...

randomdeanna asked a question in Evernote on January 30, 2009 18:32:

How can I view HTML source of my notes?

I used Google Notebook to store HTML snippets that I use regularly for clients. I've imported everything into Evernote, but now the HTML displays half-heartedly as rich text. How can I view the HTML source in Evernote, and be able to copy and paste it as well?

randomdeanna shared an idea in Brainjuice on January 04, 2009 16:02:

Possible to reduce CPU usage?

RIght now Blogo hovers around 7%-8% usage when it's in the background. That's not awful, but I'm wondering if there's a way for you to have it hibernate or something after a certain period of time? I've gotten to the point where I leave it open all day (it's now my default Twitter app), and it'd be nice to know it won't eat up battery life if I go rogue.