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nerdland wrote:

Hey there. I've been using your iTunes scrobbler a bit to scrobble stuff I listen to in my car on CDs and such, or when the iPod scrobbling feature doesn't work. I was wondering, though, is there a way to add a custom timestamp to my scrobbles? Even if it means opening up Script Editor and sticking it in there manually each time? I'm just not sure how it would be done. I don't care that much if I'm adding stuff I listened to earlier in the day -- thats close enough. But I was hoping to add a bunch of plays for the CDs I keep in the car with me a lot, since I know a lot of that has never been accounted for, and I don't really want last.fm to show that I've played those songs a million times this week. Ha.

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shorecallssea wrote:

I like Joywave better, but The Hoodies is fun too. My favorite is also "Electric Choir". So good.

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shorecallssea wrote:

My "friends loved tracks" notified me that you've been enjoying The Hoodies (aka Joywave). I have too. Glad someone else appreciates them.

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shorecallssea wrote:

Was that me who recommended them? Cool. They're so good. I see you're also enjoying Deas Vail's new album. I saw them in concert with Mae, their show is so good and so is that new album.

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shorecallssea wrote:

Hey. I saw that you edited the Copeland bio. :( Sad times.

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mattvm11 wrote:

Hello Hurricane!

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zephirnl wrote:

OK, will look over some other changes I had to make to the script to get it working, but in essence to fix the accented characters, just remove the on comparison that I mentioned.

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zephirnl wrote:

Hey, it looks like I solved the problem... in the urlencode function all chars over asci code 122 are encoded, but this is unnecessary. Resulting in the following: ... else if (eachCharNum ≠ 42) and (eachCharNum ≠ 95) and (eachCharNum < 45 or eachCharNum > 46) and (eachCharNum < 48 or eachCharNum > 57) and (eachCharNum < 65 or eachCharNum > 90) and (eachCharNum < 97) then ... so just remove the last 'or eachCharNum > 122'. I have not tested this much, but it seems to work in leaving the accented characters alone and the get submitted to lfm properly.

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