Harpoon, my GreaseMonkey script to download tweets is fixed (it broke with some minor changes from Twitter). You can also now download your (and your tweeps’) favorites, which are often substantial & valuable cullings (My friend @olifante has already ~2000 great pickings!).
Get it from its UserScripts page.
Enough is enough. As much as I love Twitter, they can’t seem to get their search act together. Try it right now,
search in Twitter for something you tweeted about last week. Most likely outcome is you won’t find it, at all.
It’s lost, buried, retrievable only through tiresome, trial-and-error paging. Google does scarcely a better job. How can this be?
The Husband: Isn’t that why people keep diaries? To be read by someone else? Otherwise why keep them?
Nagiko: To know about themselves.
HARPOON is a simple script to give you back your tweets. Install it and navigate to your Twitter user page,
\twitter.com/YOUR-USER-NAME
(or, for that matter, to anyone’s user page). You’ll see a new item in your sidebar, Harpoon! →
