I was checking if comments were imported correctly on Disqus, I checked one of my post and saw this reaction:
The translation by Google Translate (probably only 50% correct):
I am not complaining or anything, just wondering why this Twitter thought I was a Japanese. I don't know Japanese, therefore I couldn't have any posts written in Japanese. In fact, I have never talked about Japan or Japanese in this blog. My name is written in Chinese Pinyin, definitely don't read like a Japanese name.
I am a Taiwanese if you want to know.
The translation by Google Translate (probably only 50% correct):
Japanese strong man to write the script https://yjlv.blogspot.com/2010/05/bash-oauth.html + library. However, over the wall still has to ... ... RT @ beyondwdq: @ dickeny this ye do? Even before direct user name password authentication is, now I can not
I am not complaining or anything, just wondering why this Twitter thought I was a Japanese. I don't know Japanese, therefore I couldn't have any posts written in Japanese. In fact, I have never talked about Japan or Japanese in this blog. My name is written in Chinese Pinyin, definitely don't read like a Japanese name.
I am a Taiwanese if you want to know.
Because there are Japanese Bash in your code :
ReplyDeletestatus='setting up my twitter 私のさえずりを設定する'
lol, now I see and I know many people doesn't read my words or my name in source code and I am so easy to forget what I have done months ago.
ReplyDeleteThose Japanese are exactly copied from Twitter's document. And I have written "Basically, I will use Twitter's Authenticating Requests (3-legged OAuth) as template..."