@matigo Thanks for keeping me included in all this; though I've nothing to add it raises my motivation to do something soon.
// @phoneboy @jws
@matigo You know the word 'responsive' became kinda clichéd, applied everywhere? Thanks for personifying it but without the attendant craptasticness. :)
// @phoneboy
@phoneboy I'm almost certainly not much help, sorry. Heck, so I could understand the basics I needed to construct a flowchart! [github.com] ;)
Did you try checking the status of the token at the bottom of the authentication page? [docs.10centuries.org]?
// @matigo
@phoneboy @matigo Because I can't sleep[1337. And because I intend to have a play with my code when I can setup an IDE again.]: what happens to a new login attempt which tries to create a fresh authorisation token when a user hasn't previously logged out: can it succeed, is their previous authorisation token wiped out?
@larand Thanks Larry, I signed up to Pinboard, an easy decision. I'd not previously considered it, but my attempts at a reading list at GitHub are woefully inadequate. :)
// @jextxadore @jws @kdfrawg @literary
@matigo It is indeed. The phone is no longer listed here either. Wondering now whether asking 'why' is worth it. :/
@matigo Just in an attempt to understand (I've been looking at my Python code) are accountid (for Blurbs) and channel_id still required to post to a blog, and are the numbers potentially different (mine are)?
// @phoneboy @larand
OK, it looks as though my dream to rock up in a few days with an iPhone Plus, and start messing about with Workflows, is at an end.
Financially it makes no sense, we'd like a holiday this year, and other things. So I went for a OnePlus 2: an older model, running on a Cyanogen variant with the potential to not get the Nougat upgrade; but the price, for a high-spec. phone with the big screen I crave, is very attractive.
£250 (around US$315) for this:
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/phones/mobile-phones/oneplus-2-1300253/review
Yes, I know you don't have time to read it. :)
@kdfrawg For the record I am, and always shall be, 14. ?
// @neilco @literary @rabryst