Still wondering whether I should have gone with error_catastrophe as a user name

[crypto]

Hi, I'm crypto -- cryptoxin on LiveJournal.

You may remember me from such LJ posts as:

I, Robot: A Self-Help Guide for When You Discover That You're Actually a Cylon, Terminator, or Life-Model Decoy (or the follow-up post, Humanity's Just Not That Into You -- But That's No Excuse for Genocide!)
 

Hey, Far Be It for Me to Say Your Kink Is Not Okay, But -- Seriously, Dude, You're Starting to Freak Me Out

You'll Never Write Meta In This Town Again (concerning the fallout after the above post on kinks was linked by metafandom and fandom_wank)

(She Had to Leave) Los Angeles! -- my RPF WIP, where the ghost of Simone de Beauvoir sends Heidi Montag on a quest to form an all-celebrity feminist girl group to counter The Pussycat Dolls.

 

At any rate, I'll probably start cross-posting here and on LJ next month -- until then, I'll keep posting on LJ while I look around here.

Comments

[cathexys]

I'll be missing cryptoxin (yes, i liked the name :).

But I'm excited to see you here!!!

[rydra_wong]

*comments purely to make the traditional arms of w00t*

\o/

[crypto]

I figured that I'll still be cryptoxin on LJ -- so you can think of crypto as a shortened nickname. To me, it feels a bit like getting a long-overdue haircut. ;)

But I've already had some pangs of regret, when I realized that I wouldn't be able to easily search my Dreamwidth posts by entering [user name] [keyword] as search terms on Google. :(

[crypto]

\o/ right back at you!

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[sixbeforelunch]

Welcome! :)

[cofax7]

Welcome!

[wendelah1]

I must have missed the poll, because I totally would have voted (and lobbied heavily) for error_catastrophe.

[stoplookingup.livejournal.com]

Can I reply with an OpenID identity? Look! I can! Yay! Hello.

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[crypto]

Thank you! :)

[crypto]

Thanks!

[crypto]

Heh. I posted under friendslock a couple days ago on LJ. It was mentioned that error_catastrophe might be too long and prone to misspelling, but I'm kind of fond of it.

[crypto]

Hey there! I'd never used OpenID before, but it turns out to be ridiculously easy.

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[anatsuno]

I use ljArchive both to save a backup of my various Ljs but also because it allows me to search, locally, my posts (and comments). I recommend this method!

[stoplookingup.livejournal.com]

I know. It's so easy it took me half an hour to figure out that I don't actually have to do anything!

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[crypto]

Oh, I didn't know it was searchable, thanks! I've never used it because, um, it felt kind of weird to think of my LJ ephemera as warranting an archive/backup strategy. Like, I'd worry that I'd have to start taking my grammar and punctuation much more seriously -- to say nothing of the actual topics & substance of my posts -- if I started thinking about permanence!