A Puppy's Christmas, Year 6!

[theweaselking]

Again, the fact that it's hard to post pictures to LJ from my phone and easy to post them other places works against me posting pictures to LJ.



But! DOG CHRISTMAS. SIX YEARS. WHAT THE HELL HOW IS IT SIX YEARS, DOG? AND WHAT IS THAT WHITE SHIT ON YOUR MUZZLE WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN STICKING YOUR FACE AUGH.



DOG.





When she decided she needed to do something else, she wanted to make sure her bone was hidden so nobody else would take it. So she buried it:



She is the smartest dog. She will tell you so.

Comments

[pappy-legba.livejournal.com]

KITTY.

I find that Pushbullet is the best way for me to push stuff from my phone computer to other computers. It has chrome and firefox plugins that will let you drop stuff straight to an open session in a new tab. Still one more step than it should be, mind.

[theweaselking.livejournal.com]

I can open things in tabs on other devices in Firefox. The main issue is that posting to LJ and uploading to photobucket are both major pains in the ass on a phone, whereas sharing to G+ is as simple as "look at photo, hit share, G+, add message". I don't have to resize or rehost the picture or worry about links.

[pappy-legba.livejournal.com]

This isn't exactly browser syncing. You can take a photo from your phone's image gallery, or a file from your file browser, and push it to a browser tab on your desktop. I find it more convenient then emailing it to myself or firing up Airdroid. Then you'll have to save it off, drag/drop it to your hosting service, etc.

Certainly not as easy as a native app. As an aside I find it somewhat surprising that, for your insistence on script blocking, privacy measures and facebook allergy-- all sensible, mind you-- that G+ doesn't set off the same reaction.

[theweaselking.livejournal.com]

Part of it's that I have a Gmail account and an Android phone. Google already *literally* knows where I'm sitting at any given moment.

G+ itself isn't particularly any more privacy-shredding than a real-name LJ account, except to Google - and Google already knows pretty much everything about me because I use their services.

[pappy-legba.livejournal.com]

Fair point. Google Play Services is a tangled mess of data collection that seems irreducible. App Opps/Privacy Guard can't distentangle what it's doing; you try to lock out even some basic permissions and you lose a ton of functionality from different services across the phone.

[theweaselking.livejournal.com]

For actual data files I tend to just use Drive.