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That means I don't want to see any more green fucking frogs.
_________________________ "All my years in p*rn didn't quite prepare me for childbirth. I mistakenly thought all the stretching I did would make this easier."
Registered: 08/26/03
Posts: 8160
Loc: Roma, Repubblica Italiana
not so good
_________________________ "All my years in p*rn didn't quite prepare me for childbirth. I mistakenly thought all the stretching I did would make this easier."
#234314 - 04/05/0710:14 PMRe: How to hotlink without hotlinking
Gunker
Porn Jesus
Registered: 01/07/06
Posts: 4268
Loc: Portland
Well, since this doesn't work and since this message is pinned:
Quote: It's a good time to repost Phlogiston's lesson, with some edits (let's call it the Phlogiston/Gunker image tutorial-sure to make Phlog roll over in his XPT grave!):
Quote:
1.) Save the image you want to put on XPT to your hard drive.
2.) Use this thingy here:
3.) Post your comment. Then view your post.
4.) Get the XPT URL of your uploaded image by clicking "attachment". Copy it.
5.) Select "edit my post", click Image in the Instant UBB Code, then paste the URL you copied in step 4.
6.) Repost.
You may also want to clear the "edited" checkbox to appear on top of things.
This process can be repeated several times with the same post (I do not know if there's a limit; you will probably get bored before such a limit kicks in).
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#234315 - 04/13/0709:20 PMRe: How to hotlink without hotlinking
Gunker
Porn Jesus
Registered: 01/07/06
Posts: 4268
Loc: Portland
Lifehacker discusses hotlinking, and recommends:
"Web site ImgRed (Image Redirection) lets you quickly embed an image from another web site and embed it elsewhere without leeching bandwidth from the source. Just grab the URL of the image and append it to http://imgred.com/ (e.g., http://imgred.com/http://example.com/pic.jpg). The site copies the image to their server the first time it's requested, then serves it up permanently. Handy."
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