Do you have friends on myspace but hate the actual site ( Read more... )

For about 8 months, I've had this little script laying around, but I just now got 'round to fixing it up and making it suitable for public consumption. About 8 months ago, I had a need (long since forgotten) to figure out which posts I had posted using which friends groups. There's no easy way to do this when you have well over a thousand entries ( Read more... )

I've written a couple of scripts.

LJ Friend-Of Unhide (The actual script)

(This was first written back in November. I decided to post it here last month after seeing the other one. But on the same day, livejournal changed its cookie policies and format and my script broke ( Read more... )

This was inspired by forresto's tag clouder of a few weeks ago, but this is an offsite one ie. for people without paid accounts / running vanilla styles.

http://www.holkar.net/cgi-bin/undying/tag_clouder.pl?which_username=undyingking

First submission to this community! -- hope it's OK. Suggestions for improvements etc very welcome.

LJ Fight

I've launched a new LiveJournal toy at http://www.onethingwell.com/. Remember GoogleFight? It's like that but with LJ interests and a nifty random feature.

Hope you like it!

Please let me know what you think.

While LiveJournal was lacking a way of doing timed backups of entries on the update page, I wrote a GreaseMonkey script to do timed backups, manual backups, and load from those backups ( Read more... )

So maybe it does make me seem like a twelve year old girl, but every once in a while I have an IM snippet too silly not to paste. However, I like to protect the screen names of my friends--and if they have LJs, I'd rather refer to them by

UPDATE: Added a menu item to toggle whether entries are expanded or collapsed, by default ( Read more... )

Haha! Have you read the new LJ cookies?

//Thanks for signing in / LiveJournal loves you a lot / Here have a cookie

UPDATE: You can view the cookies in any JS-capable browser by typing javascript:alert(document.cookie) in the address bar. Thanks to endquote for pointing this out.

UPDATE: Well, almost any. In IE it doesn't work. Use Tools -> Internet ( Read more... )

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