http://fiddlingfrog.tumblr.com/post/42302608235/howto-crosspost-from-tumblr-to-livejournal

So there's actually an easy way to crosspost your Tumblr posts to LiveJournal. It's not automatic, but it's not complicated either.


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For anyone worried about the upcoming ScrapBook transition, and who is trying to back up your hundreds or thousands of photos, I've come up with a bookmarklet to make the job a bit simpler.
Edit, June 6: Now with bookmarklet for new Scrapbook
Edit, June 11: And now with a fix for leading/trailing underscore names.

Step 1

[Archived instructions for old ScrapBook]Old ScrapBookJust copy ( Read more... )

This is a not-very-brief reference guide to every LiveJournal specific tag and markup that you can use in an entry. Many of them can be used simply by pressing a button in the Rich Text Editor, but some of them have to be added in via the HTML editor. This guide explains how to use them all with the HTML editor.

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Work in progress

Warning: This technique is not a guarantee. While this technique will prevent your journal from being read directly by logged out users, they can still read your public entries on the friends pages of your friends, or by using ?format=light on the end of the entry URL they were sent to. This technique is only a roadblock, not ( Read more... )

Work in progress.

This technique only applies if you have a paid/permanent account.With LJ's recent re-introduction of the Share function many people are again concerned with the un-attributed spreading of their own content. You can remove the link but it requires working with S2; you can't remove it with CSS. Instructions for un-themed standard ( Read more... )

After a few months of marriage I decided to build a compost bin to reduce the amount of trash we were throwing out.  I got some materials, drew up a plan, and threw something together.  Well, that something has done spectacularly - we've reduced our garbage to a half-bag a week, we no longer have a horrible odor when opening the garbage can, and ( Read more... )