I'm curious about the programming behind this one. Hopefully I'll have more time this weekend. I just saw it the AM before somw meetings and clicked. I actually came up with fairly intuitive colours (they are different in my high powered work screen and home.)
Heh. Here I was thinking I was getting popular, 'cause my friendspage showed this meme for friends who'd done it followed by "+ anomster." Or maybe the analyzer gizmo had just randomly assigned my name more than once by coincidence.
Nope, not even that. When I went to your main LJ page (to check on your Tahoe cabin post), the spectral thingy showed only your own analysis. Looks like it just adds the person whose friendspage it's on. Ah, well.
Which I never even think of doing! Y'know, I think I need sort of a primer on "LJ culture," or at least some hints on managing my friendspage. I just seem to have a lot of trouble keeping up, or finding things I wanted to reply to but didn't have time to the 1st time I read them. The LJ FAQ seems to deal just w/the more technical q's., not this kind of stuff. Maybe it's because I came to LJ later than most of ATPo, but there are also some things specific to the ATPo LJ group that I feel like I'm not in on.
The other issue is time. I had planned to add more people to my initial friendslist, but I found I had problems reading everything on my flist--even the post of yours that I'm replying to is already on the 2nd page. And once something's scrolled off the 1st page, it seems a lot harder to go find it again. I realize I could always go straight to the individual LJ, where it'll probably still be on p. 1; in fact, that's what I do w/the people I was thinking of adding to my flist (but didn't). Maybe there are other tricks I don't know about.
I dunno...it just seemed easier to me when it was all on 1 board....
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I'm curious about the programming behind this one. Hopefully I'll have more time this weekend. I just saw it the AM before somw meetings and clicked. I actually came up with fairly intuitive colours (they are different in my high powered work screen and home.)
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I am still curious about the program behind this. Especially after yours, which is the first discernable pattern I've seen.
(I wouldn't have picked red for you either.)
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Heh. Here I was thinking I was getting popular, 'cause my friendspage showed this meme for friends who'd done it followed by "+ anomster." Or maybe the analyzer gizmo had just randomly assigned my name more than once by coincidence.
Nope, not even that. When I went to your main LJ page (to check on your Tahoe cabin post), the spectral thingy showed only your own analysis. Looks like it just adds the person whose friendspage it's on. Ah, well.
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Which I never even think of doing! Y'know, I think I need sort of a primer on "LJ culture," or at least some hints on managing my friendspage. I just seem to have a lot of trouble keeping up, or finding things I wanted to reply to but didn't have time to the 1st time I read them. The LJ FAQ seems to deal just w/the more technical q's., not this kind of stuff. Maybe it's because I came to LJ later than most of ATPo, but there are also some things specific to the ATPo LJ group that I feel like I'm not in on.
The other issue is time. I had planned to add more people to my initial friendslist, but I found I had problems reading everything on my flist--even the post of yours that I'm replying to is already on the 2nd page. And once something's scrolled off the 1st page, it seems a lot harder to go find it again. I realize I could always go straight to the individual LJ, where it'll probably still be on p. 1; in fact, that's what I do w/the people I was thinking of adding to my flist (but didn't). Maybe there are other tricks I don't know about.
I dunno...it just seemed easier to me when it was all on 1 board....