Twitter ate my LJ; giving LJ2ME a try

Dec 11, 2009 01:40

Just like many other people, it seems that I've let twitter devour my blogging habit (if ever I really had one, that is, which is debatable). There have actually been a few times recently when I decided to not broach a particular topic because I couldn't think of a reasonable way to fit the thought into 140 characters... and frankly that's just ( Read more... )

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quotation December 11 2009, 16:12:17 UTC
quotation December 11 2009, 16:13:41 UTC
Also, instead of using a task-specific client, consider instead http://www.livejournal.com/manage/emailpost.bml?mode=help

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considered and rejected, I'm afraid ben_zine December 11 2009, 16:20:00 UTC

I actually looked into that, and I really, really like the idea, but I can't use it because I refuse to post via unencryted email, and I know no easy way of integrating GPG with the S60 Messaging client. I can do so via mutt+gpg+PuTTYs60, but at that point why bother uselessly hopping through extra hoops?

After testing several options last night, I think I'll end up using a combination of LJ2ME for composing short bits in transit and posting asynchronously when I reach a destination with WiFi (usually home or the office), and writing long(er)-form content in EasyEdit and pasting it into the standard post interface via Opera Mobile.

I'm still looking for a good way to read threaded LJ comments on my phone's tiny screen. Got any suggestions for that purpose?

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Re: considered and rejected, I'm afraid quotation December 11 2009, 16:31:49 UTC
I get to threaded comments in MicroB from http://www.livejournal.com/mobile/friends.bml which takes me to http://ben-zine.livejournal.com/11010.html?format=light so that I never see the poster's style/theme.

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nighthawk21 December 11 2009, 22:38:59 UTC
welcome back ben

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Thanks! ben_zine December 13 2009, 05:56:14 UTC
Thanks! If nothing else, all that time away has really hammered home what an excellent system and what a great community LiveJournal is and has.

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