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Obviously you are limited in how much data you can encode in with your available Tweet length... All urls on Twitter are shortened with t.co to 22/23 character
by dmbass 13y ago
Obviously you are limited in how much data you can encode in with your available Tweet length...
All urls on Twitter are shortened with t.co to 22/23 characters (depending on https) so the url is not a limit.
- TheZenPsycho 13y agoStoring everything in the URL is a feature I just rolled out today. The HN submission is in honour of that. You can of course post it without the http://pix.pe/ http://pix.pe/? to twitter, paste that chunk of letters back in, and it will work. Here is an example of how that looked: https://twitter.com/ZenSaiyuki/status/373400181338693632 https://twitter.com/ZenSaiyuki/status/373400181338693632 Which is neat, and purist and all, but people didn't know what the "gibberish" was, so making it a link is a compelling improvement, it would seem :) I was really inspired by the twitter image compression challenge http://stackoverflow.com/questions/891643/twitter-image-encoding-challenge http://stackoverflow.com/questions/891643/twitter-image-enco...