Here we go again...

[g0thm0g]

Please, if you don't trust either me or the communication line you're on, temporarily change your password to use the meme. Otherwise, look back to the last post and use my non-password version. I've kept the features as close as possible, except for the friends-only and 25-post constraints. I hope that OpenID or some other method (see lj_dev) will

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[pthalogreen]

why do you need a password for that? can't you look at the calendar view and tally?

[kunzite1]

or just wait for openid to be stupidly easy to use?

[supersat]

OpenID alone won't help, as it only identifies you to a site you visit, but doesn't give that site any permission to use that account. However, there are plans to extend it so that you can give sites certain permissions to use your account (like, posting a picture to your journal from flickr, or counting your entries, etc.).

[kunzite1]

true, true. my fault. forgot that little tidbit. :)

[missysedai]

Oooh, neato!

[trshtwns01]

Surely I'm not the only person who sees something incredibly wrong with any 'nifty' script that requires you to enter your password?

[ydna]

Dude, can you make a version that works sans my password; using only publicly available information? Thanks.

[ladycalliope]

Wasn't that the original version of his meme? I ran this one last week or so: http://www.livejournal.com/users/g0thm0g/105577.html

[g0thm0g]

Gladly would I do so if you were to show me how to fetch more than the last 25 posts from RSS. That's what I first until this version was requested...

[jeffreyatw]

What the hell? I don't care how securely you might keep our info; making a meme that asks for a password is retarded, and probably against the LJ terms of service, too.

[anonymous]

Fuckdummy.

[jeffreyatw]

Why hello good sir