Tom (tomk)

Tom Armin Auth

@arminauth Twitter's Site and API are down, SMS is up: http://tinyurl.com/5hshnc

Tom Eder A. Acevedo

@ederaam Twitter is up, but only via SMS: http://tinyurl.com/5hshnc

Tom

@ufa Actually Twitter is up, just the website and API are down. SMS still works: http://tinyurl.com/5hshnc

Tom

Twitter search is up. Search Twitter Search for "twitter is down", and you'll find people txt tweeting about it. http://tinyurl.com/5hshnc

Tom

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Tom

Looks like identi.ca is for linux nerds. Twitter's for mac users, and Twitter's down :-/

Tom

Tonight at CFA Kiln Creek: Family costume contest. Winner gets $25 dinner. Friday: kids breakfast with the cow. Saturday: various giveaways.

Tom we want kxg

I support !imgtest, because logos look like crap for groups for some reason.

Tom

my trackpad isn't responding - mouse cursor won't move. I'm trapped on identi.ca :(

Tom

@nsyris2 If you set up, in your identi.ca settings, to tweet dents, then it will indeed also go to Twitter.

Tom

I almost always close acronym tags with an a tag. It's horrible. Here's my new post on UR1.ca: http://ur1.ca/0y5s (UGH, LEADING 0! BAD!)

Tom Evan Prodromou

@evan My guess is you'd need to add an exception for lines that start with 0, send them to another table. My head hurts at lilurl's failure.

Tom Evan Prodromou

@evan I actually had forgotten your "leading zeroes" statement. LilURL uses characters, not base36? Might be impossible to 'move'.

Tom

Just realized why he couldn't change the id from varchar to int: lilurl actually STORES the urls as base36. Wow. Need to think.

Tom

Turns out it seems to completely work, while the number of 'records' is much less than that of lines in the file, items near end exist.

Tom

Here's a pic of the settings I'm using (that work, partly): http://l.mbilf.com/1u - Here's a pic of .htaccess fail. http://l.mbilf.com/1v

Tom

Er, Open in Texteditor, replace , with ;, THEN replace COMMATIME with ,. Import as CSV. May fail mid-way through upload (did for me).

Tom

Method: Open in Excel, Replace all , with COMMATIME, replace all ; with \;, save as CSV. Open in Texteditor, replace COMMATIME with ,.

Tom

Added another step: converted ; to \;.

Tom

converted .txt to .tsv, opened in excel, converted commas to COMMATIME (for later replacing), saved, changed , to ;, changed COMMATIME to ,